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Upstate New York Science Librarians Conference

Upstate New York Science Librarians Conference

The Upstate New York Science Librarians Group (NYSCILIB) is a loosely affiliated group of predominantly academic science and engineering librarians in New York State. While we have identified ourselves with a general geographic region of the state, we are not bound by it, and we have had science librarians attend our annual get-togethers from as “far south” as Stony Brook University on Long Island. What ties us together are our interests in science librarianship and our interests in one another.

2010 2010

Evolving Collaboration: Keeping library instruction relevant with Biomedical Engineering Senior Design Students, Alison Bersani

Introducing Purchase on Demand @ Scribner Library, 2009-2010, Andy Krzystynaik

Lessons Learned from “Climategate:” The Importance of I.C.E. (Information, Communication, Education) for Global Warming and Other Topics, Fred Stoss

Patron-Driven Acquisition: Getting In The Game, Linette Koren and Roman Koshykar

The Cephalonian Method of Instruction for First Year Science Undergraduates, Linda Galloway

Using User Research to Remodel a Chemistry Subject Guide, Sue Cardinal

Web Sources for STEM Educators, Pat Viele

Why Do Students Want to Be in the Library If They Aren’t Using the Books?, Susan Gibbons

2008 2008

2008 Program, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

2008 Registration, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

2007 2007

2007 Feedback, Rochester Institute of Technology

Connect, Discover, Create with Encore: A new Way to Search the OPAC, Angelique Jenks-Brown

Evaluating Collections & Saving Money: Old and New Tools, A. Ben Wagner

LIB 103 The UB Libraries: What Transfer Students Need to Know, Fred Stoss

2006 2006

2006 Feedback, Binghamton University

Chemical Information Class, Evelyn Constance Powell

Data Distribution and Archiving in Support of the Agricultural Ecosystems Program, Gail Steinhart

Have scholarly e-books come of age?, A. Ben Wagner

Pimp your web browser at the library!- Mozilla Firefox and creative marketing of library services, Roman Koshykar

Reaching Out to Physicists, Pat Viele

The Next Step in IM Reference Service, Linette Koren

Usability, Tutorials, and Camtasia. Oh My!, Angelique Jenks-Brown

2005 2005

2005 Feedback, University at Buffalo, State University of New York

Chat Reference @UB, Jill M. Hackenberg

2004 2004

2004 Program, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

2003 2003

2003 Program, University at Albany, State University of New York

2002 2002

2002 Program, University of Rochester

1998 1998

1998 Program, State University of New York at Buffalo

1997 1997

1997 Program, Syracuse University

1996 1996

1996 Program, Syracuse University