Congratulation Dengfi on being one of this year’s Award Recipients, we wish you much success in your future! Dengfei was employed in the Interlibrary Loan Department from January 2005 until his graduation this May 2009. He credits I.L.L. with learning the importance of responsibility, punctuality, teamwork and communication; these are
The 6th annual student staff pizza party hosted by the library social events team was a hit! Each year we grow and change but what is unchanging is the library’s appreciation of all the hard work and dedication of our student staff. The luncheon is a wonderful way of the
Congratulations to 2009 Thomas Jefferson Award Winner, Daniela Doneva. Daniela has been working in the Music Library as a work study student for the past 3 years; her supervisors rely on her to handle a multitude of tasks. She is wonderful with the patrons and is always very helpful. She
Congratulations to 2009 Thomas Jefferson Award winner, Anthony C. Cooke. Due to life’s circumstance Anthony dropped out of high school to take a full time job, and after a few years he returned to fulfill his educational goals, completing his GED and transferring to Stony Brook University in 2007, from
LibX has updated their codebase to work with Firefox 3.5 which resulting in a new version of the Stony Brook University Libraries Edition of LibX. Please note that this version will not update automatically. You must uninstall the old version and then install the new version. For more information about
The library will be providing two EndNote workshops this summer. Managing Your Research Using Endnote: Basic SkillsCreating the bibliography is often the most tedious part of writing a research paper. Using EndNote X2, a bibliographic management software program, this task just became much easier. In this workshop learn: How to
The new digital collection The Early Republic will be available on a trial basis through July 15, 2009. No log-in or password are required. Explore The Early Republic. Since 1972, 17 volumes of primary material documenting the actions, debates, and thoughts of the First Federal Congress and its members have
Stop by Classroom A on the first floor of the Melville Library on May 28th at 3 PM to learn more about these free tools for your browser that can increase the effectiveness of your research. These workshops are offered as part of the Innovations in Education Colloquium 2009. For
A presentation for the Innovations in Education Colloquium 2009. Online Multimedia for Researchers View more OpenOffice presentations from Darren Chase.
Students, Faculty, Management Confidential, Emeritus and Professional staff who currently have borrowed library material due May 19,2009, from the Main, Music and/or the Science/Engineering Library, are urged to return or renew at this time. For those renewing, the new due date will be Dec. 21, 2009. Items already renewed 3
