On April 12, Dr. Dan Davis led an engaging talk ““Mapping the Geology of Long Island Through Time at and Below the Surface” in the Special Collections Seminar Room marking the first lecture of the spring 2017 University Libraries STEM Speakers Series. Dr. Davis discussed the landforms of Long
Enjoy instant access to more than 600 full-length Met performances with this online streaming database for college and university libraries! Our Met Opera on Demand subscription now accommodates 5 simultaneous users. It can be accessed from the University Libraries’ databases page, with a proxied link at: http://proxy.library.stonybrook.edu/login?url=http://metopera.org/season/on-demand -G. Schierhorst
The Research & User Engagement team has been lucky to work with Daniel Hess this semester as an intern. Daniel is a Stony Brook student majoring in English who also works in public libraries. We asked Daniel a few questions to help the community get to know him: Why did
Join us this afternoon from 3pm-5pm for the Stony Brook University Art Crawl, which will have stops at the North Reading Room and Special Collections. This event is free and open to the public. View the full schedule. Special Collections will be showing “Revolutionary Long Island: Early Manuscripts, Maps, and
The University Libraries is proud to announce its second lecture of the spring 2017 STEM Speakers Series presented by Dr. Anurag Purwar, Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University. His talk, “Innovating and Inventing Mechanical Motion Generating Devices” will be given on Wednesday, April 19 from 1pm-2pm in the
The University Libraries is pleased to announce its first lecture of the spring 2017 STEM Speakers Series presented by Dr. Dan Davis, Chair of Department of Geosciences. His talk, “Mapping the Geology of Long Island Through Time at and Below the Surface” will be given on Wednesday, April 12 from
Thanks to everyone who came out to the community tea yesterday at SBU Southampton library. Students from all of the Southampton programs along with faculty members got to mingle, converse, and sample a fine variety of teas. As an added bonus, many also took the opportunity to participate in our
March 29th 2017 – Modified hours *The first floor of the North Reading Room will open at 11:45am today.* Please be advised that all study room reservations for the 1st floor of North Reading Room will begin at 11:45am. Study rooms located on the 2nd floor are not impacted.
This internship will introduce the student to a general experience in research service in an academic library including reference, research assistance, bibliographic instruction, publicity, and marketing efforts. Interns will focus in depth on issues related to reference and research services and help assess these services and make improvements. They
