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 conducting their interviews, the students examined the ways women historically
Stony Brook University Libraries has so many wonderful collections within their realm that sometimes a collection or two tend to fly under the radar. One of the collections at SBU that has flown under the radar for a number of years is the Robert Sklar Collection, which is housed at
Stony Brook liaison librarians gathered at the Southampton campus on Monday, July 17th for a day of brainstorming, discussion, and reflective thinking on the ways in which we can better inspire and facilitate learning on the Stony Brook campus. Dean Constantia Constantinou began the retreat with enthusiastic opening remarks [watch her opening
Are the North Reading Room and Central Reading Room open? The North Reading Room has reopened and is actively serving patrons. The Central Reading Room has closed for construction and will reopen during Fall Semester 2016. Click to see all library hours. Where can I study? Both floors of the
Did you know that Stony Brook University on Long Island has a gigantic collection of Chinese cookbooks? What about the papers of the first published female Chinese American novelist? This week, the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) featured an interview with Kristen Nyitray, Head of Special Collections and University
Library AI Steering Committee The Library AI Steering Committee provides leadership, guidance, and direction for the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the services, operations, and scholarly mission of Stony Brook University Libraries. The committee serves as a forum for evaluating opportunities and risks, recommending policies and best practices, and
The Stony Brook University Libraries are committed to providing an equitable experience for all users. Please let us know if you require assistance using the libraries. If you have questions about the University Libraries’ services and equipment, please contact Jennifer DeVito at jennifer.a.devito@stonybrook.edu or 631.632.9731. The Student Accessibility Support Center
Library Instruction Sessions The Stony Brook University Libraries instruction program nurtures and develops critical thinking skills for the university community, skills that are applicable inside and outside the academic environment. We create and sustain best practices in assessment, pedagogy, and emerging technologies that elevate our services and enhance information literacy.
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Libraries, especially academic libraries, are known for being quiet spaces where students can find their favorite study spot and curl up with their assigned reading. The occasional outburst greeted with a stern warning from the Student Assistant covering the front desk and the noise coming from groups collaborating on their
