In May, the University Libraries presented the second annual Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research to Kimberly Easlick, a junior in the History Department.

Before retiring, Regina Testa stopped by to answer a few of our questions. 

Following the guidance of the SUNY Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) Accessibility Policy, the Libraries have undertaken a number of efforts to enhance accessibility, both online and in-person.

“From the beginning, it was important to the Climate Committee to make every part of our programming related to our group read of So You Want to Talk About Race meaningful during the 2020-2021 academic year,” said Jodi Boyle, co-organizer of the program. 

See what our faculty and staff published and presented this summer. 

The University Libraries wish several long-time employees well in their retirements.

Staying in the know of all things University Libraries just got easier

Welcome to the Spring 2021 edition of the Library Update newsletter!

See highlights from the University Libraries' busy semester, including:

• President’s Listening and Learning Tour
• Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
• Fair Use Week
• Stress Less @ Your Libraries
• and more

The University Libraries were pleased to introduce the inaugural cohort of Library Ambassadors for the Spring 2021 semester. 
 

The Minority Health Disparities Engaged Research (MHD-ER) Team has librarians embedded within the ongoing project, and the University Libraries’ resources and services have been key to the ongoing efforts of this team. 

Meet the librarian who brought the Libraries directly to living rooms or kitchen tables or wherever students worked from home. 

A second consecutive postponement was never on the table, so the Dean’s Office went to work on producing a virtual ceremony to celebrate our faculty and staff. The event took place on Wednesday, May 5 over Zoom. 

I was very excited when I found out that I was selected to join the University Libraries for the Anna Radkowski-Lee Graduate Assistantship. As I contributed to the Libraries’ outreach and marketing efforts throughout the 2020-2021 academic year, I learned more about the services that the Libraries offered and shared these with my peers.