Shafeek Fazal
September 12, 2014
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Stony Brook University students, faculty, and staff who are studying or working remotely may request material to be shipped to them. You must be enrolled/teaching for the current semester to use this service and live 50+ miles from the main campus. Electronic material will be delivered to the patron’s ILLiad
The University Libraries Distinguished Student Employee Award was established in 2004 by the university libraries staff to reward outstanding work and commitment to the university libraries by the library student staff. The award is funded by voluntary contributions of the university libraries staff and individual owners. University Libraries Distinguished Student
Students from Gezhi High School are visiting Stony Brook University from August 11- 18. They are working on 5 research topics ranging from engineering science to social science. A small group of 5 students is working on a project, a comparative study of user friendly design of libraries between Chinese
Faculty & Staff Positions Internships Student Positions The Library employs both graduate and undergraduate students for federal work study and student assistant positions. You can view current openings through Handshake. The Library hires throughout the year on a need basis and keeps submitted applications until an opening becomes available. If
HIGH SCHOOL VISITS Introducing students to the power of college-level research Our librarians host a number of visiting high school classes each year to help strengthen their information literacy skills and introduce them to the potential of college-level research. These visits are arranged between SBU Libraries and the high school.