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LACUNY DIRECTORY 2007-2008 (.pdf) (Note: you can use the bookmarks feature in Acrobat to navigate to individual libraries and sections) last updated
May 2008
List of LACUNY Members 2005-2006 updated
November 2006 (this will be updated as individuals pay their dues)
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2008 LACUNY Dialogues: A Town Hall Meeting
January 18, 10 AM at Lehman, "Privacy & Libraries: Where are We Now?"
Anamika Dasgupta (YC), Bonnie Nelson (JJ), Polly Thistlethwaite (GC)
2007 LACUNY Dialogues: A Town Hall Meeting
January 19, 10 AM at John Jay, "Must Play Well with Others: How to Work in the Library of the Moment"
Daisy Dominguez (CC) presentation (PDF), Beth Evans (BC) presentation (PDF), and Steven Ovadia (LG) presentation (PDF)
2006 LACUNY Dialogues: A Town Hall Meeting
January 18 at LaGuardia Community College, "Virtual Libraries -- Face-to-Face Instruction: Outreach, Marketing, and Faculty
Partnerships"
Monica Berger (NYCCT) presentation, Madeline Ford (LE) presentation,and
Clay Williams (HC) presentation
2005 Winter Program, December 9 at Hunter School of Social Work
Winter Membership Meeting
Sharon Bonk (QC), Marsha Ra (retired, University Librarian) and Curtis
Kendrick, University Librarian
2005 Spring Program, June 10 at Hostos Community College
"The Information Studies Minor at Baruch College: Challenges and
Accomplishments"
Alan Bailin (Baruch) and Lisa Ellis (Baruch)
2005 Town Hall Meeting, January 21 at City College
"LACUNY Dialogues: Reengagement, Community,
and the Information Environment"
Lisa Ellis (Baruch), Kenneth Schlesinger (LaGuardia), Charles Stewart (City)
2004 Winter Program, December 10 at Hunter School of Social Work
"Fellowship Leave: Sabbaticals for CUNY Library Faculty"
Rebecca Adler (Staten Island), Francine Egger-Sider and Louise Fluk (LaGuardia), Suzanna Simor (Queens), Sharon Swacker (City Tech), Susan Voge (Lehman)
2004 Spring Program, June 11 at the College of Staten Island
"Grants for Libraries and Institutions"
[print version]
Sheau-yueh (Janey) Chao, Baruch College
2003 Winter Program, December 12 at John Jay College
"Media Depictions of Librarians and CUNY"
Jerry Bornstein, Baruch College
2003 Spring Program, June 6 at Hunter College
"Protecting People and Their Environments through Science"
Kevin Adams, Information Specialist at Institute of Environmental Science and Research
"Some Things I Have Learned About the Library World"
Norman Oder, Senior News Editor, Library Journal
2002 Winter Program
The U.S. Patriot Act and the Future of the Library
Bonnie Nelson, John Jay College
2002 Spring Program
Developing a Copyright Policy for CUNY Libraries
CUNY Libraries Copyright Task Force
2001 Winter Program
The Electronic Future of Government Documents
Grace-Ellen McCrann (City College) and Nancy Macomber (Queens College)
2001 Spring Program:
Grants and Reassignment Leave for Librarians
Janet Butler Munch (Lehman College) and Linda Roccos (College of Staten Island)
2000 Winter Program
Information Literacy Task Force Comparisons
Tutorials Working Group Recommendations
Mariana Regalado (Brooklyn College) and Kathy Killoran (John Jay College)
2000 Spring Program:
PSC-CUNY Contract Negotiations
PSC-CUNY Representative
1999 Winter Program
Information Literacy Primer: A Report from Immersion '99
Recommendations from the CUNY-5
Beth Evans (Brooklyn), Maria Kiriakova (John Jay) Linda Roccos (Staten Island)
Francine Egger-Sider (LaGuardia), Lisa DePalo (Staten Island)
Newsletter with information about professional activities of CUNY library faculty
Co-Editors
Michael Adams, Graduate Center
Valeda Dent, Hunter
Design and Production
Junior Tidal, City Tech
LACUNY Scholarships for Library Students
Effective Spring 2005, two Scholarship grants of $250 each will be awarded annually to two
active Associate LACUNY members who are registered in an MLS Program. Proposals
will consist of three parts: personal data, essay, and transcripts. Essays
will be reviewed by the Scholarship Panel (five members) appointed by LACUNY's
Executive Council.
- March 1 (Fall Award)
- September 1 (Spring Award)
Proposal form (MS Word)
