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Collection Development Statement
Stony Brook University Libraries provide students, faculty and researchers with the means to reach their fullest potential by ensuring an equitable and balanced collection development profile that: reflects and anticipates the University’s teaching, research and clinical requirements; deploys seamless and flexible technology…
New to SBU?
Quick start guide for new students at Stony Brook University Here’s a brief overview of the Libraries and what resources you will find both in the library and online. This is just a small sample of the entire guide to the…
Faculty & Staff
How can we help you? Materials & Circulation General Circulation Information Faculty, Emeritus Faculty, StaffLoan period: End of current semester (end of Fall or Spring semester) Maximum number of items out: 500 items Number of renewals: 3 Library Catalog Course…
Redesigned Library Spaces
Highlights | Innovative Design | 360° Tour | Gallery | Renovation Archive Welcome to the newly renovated Reading Rooms of the Frank J. Melville, Jr. Memorial Library! Our vision was to transform the spaces with technology improvements, new furniture, and space…
FLEXspace Awards New Learning Spaces at SBU Libraries
The new North and Central Reading Rooms at Stony Brook University Libraries were recently honored with an award from FLEXspace, an open access repository featuring images and data of learning spaces. FLEXspace and Herman Miller Education are sponsoring my travel…
Librarians Sally Stieglitz and Kristen Nyitray win grant for World War I Centennial programming
Sally Stieglitz and Kristen Nyitray, librarians at Stony Brook University Libraries, have been selected by the Library of America as recipients of a grant for programming marking the upcoming centennial of the First World War. World War I and America is a…
Women in US-Asian Relations Oral History Project
As a final project for a course through the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies, “Women in U.S.-Asian Relations” (AAS/POL 307), students conducted interviews with women who are cross-cultural “travelers” between the United States and Asia. Before…
