Also known as Resource Sharing, SBU patrons have access to material at other SUNY libraries. Use the Advanced Search option in Search to find items in the SUNY-wide catalog. Sign in using your NetID. Click on Resource Sharing Options under “How to Get It.” Not all material will be loanable.
The Stony Brook University Libraries provide access to over 2 million volumes and hundreds of databases. Our open stacks policy allows browsing and on-site use of most physical resources for all users. For more information, please call 631.632.7115 or email circulation@stonybrook.edu. Borrowing privileges are for current SBU students, faculty, staff
Through the University’s membership in various library consortia, Stony Brook University students, faculty, and staff have access to numerous libraries both locally and throughout the country. SHARES The University Libraries’ participation in the SHARES program (OCLC) allows Stony Brook University students, faculty, and staff with current IDs to enter and use many
Welcome Week is an opportunity for our new students to get acclimated to the University, learn about resources to support their success, and most importantly get to know each other and members of our campus community. The University Libraries is taking part in Welcome Week with over a dozen activities. We
The work of bringing high quality health services and resources to our local communities by Stony Brook librarians, faculty, and interns associated with the The Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program (HeLP) has been recognized by CBS news. The Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program (HeLP) is a partnership between
Stony Brook University Libraries have teamed up with members from the School of Professional Development and some SUNY faculty to launch the Open Access (OA) Journal, The New York Journal of Student Affairs. This OA publication serves the professional development and publication needs of New York State professionals and graduate
Registration is now open! Dr. Offit’s lecture, You Bet Your Life: The Long, Risky History of Medical Innovation, is open to all and will be held in the Wang Center Theater 20th September 2021 3:00-4:00pm with a live stream available. Paul Offit M.D. Director of the Vaccine Education Center at
Karim Boughida DEAN OF UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library, W-1508 belkacemkarim.boughida@stonybrook.edu (631) 632-7100 Associate Deans Janet Clarke Associate Dean, Research & User Engagement Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library, W-1518 janet.clarke@stonybrook.edu (631) 632-1217 Mona Ramonetti Associate Dean, Digital Services Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library, W-1514 mona.ramonetti@stonybrook.edu (631) 632-1740 Jamie
All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at University Libraries events and workshops are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Library faculty and staff will enforce this code throughout all library programs. We expect cooperation from all participants to help ensure a safe environment for everybody. The Libraries
Resource Sharing Coordinator – 2101994 Apply Here Description Required Qualifications (as evidenced by an attached resume): Bachelor’s degree (foreign equivalent or higher) and a minimum of 2 years prior work experience are required for this position. In lieu of a Bachelor’s degree (foreign equivalent or higher), 4+ years of working experience plus college
