In accordance with the Bylaws of the Greater New York Metropolitan Area Chapter/Association of College and Research Libraries, Inc., ACRL/NY is dedicated to improving library services, encouraging the exchange of ideas and information, providing networking opportunities for librarians and seeking greater cooperation among academic and research libraries. ACRL/NY promotes professional standards, mentors librarians, and enhances professional development through a variety of educational programs. The Chapter encourages local participation in national issues relating to academic and research libraries.
Announcements
- Registration for ACRL/NY Annual Symposium: Collegiality, Morale, and Mutual Aid is only $5 and is still open 11/30/2021Registration for ACRL/NY Annual Symposium: Collegiality, Morale, and Mutual Aid is only $5 and is still open
- Deadline 10/15 —>ACRL/NY 2021 Symposium Scholarships for Students & Librarians 08/24/2021*****Please excuse cross-posting***** Call for applicants: ACRL/NY 2021 Symposium Scholarships Collegiality, Morale, and Mutual Aid The fully online 2021 ACRL/NY Annual Symposium How do our relationships, partnerships, teams, and organizations function in support of colleagues, patrons, and communities? What initiatives and workflows provide structural support for accomplishing our goals? This year’s symposium will feature presentations, panels, and discussions about ...
- Scholarly Research for Community College Librarians: Demystifying Submission, Review, and Publication Processes 05/19/2021June 10, 2021 3:00pm-4:00pm EDT, 2:00pm-3:00pm CDT, 1:00pm-2:00pm MDT, 12:00pm-1:00pm CDT Virtual Are you a community college librarian interested in publishing in LIS Journals? Want to learn more about when, where, and how to submit? Are you curious about workflows for review, editing, and publication? Join us for a panel discussion and lively Q & A with editors ...
- ACRL/NY Symposium: Call for Proposals 05/11/2021ACRL/NY Symposium on Collegiality, Morale, and Mutual Aid December 2, 2021 from 10 am – 2 pm & December 3, 2021 from 10 am – 2 pm We hope to be back face-to-face in 2022 for the ACRL/NY Annual Symposium. However, in 2021 we will be presenting a virtual event in December of this year on two half days, focused ...
- SUNYLA 2021: Call for Posters 03/25/2021SUNYLA 2021: From Seeds to Services: Growing the New Academic Library June 16-18, 2021 Virtual conference hosted by SUNY Delhi Call for Virtual Poster Session Proposals Deadline to submit: Friday, April 23, 2021 It’s time to submit your virtual poster proposals for the 2021 SUNYLA Annual Conference! Please note that due to the virtual format, posters presentations will be asynchronous. ...
Upcoming ACRL/NY Events
- ACRL/NY Professional Development Committee invites you to the Fall 2021 programTITLE: Mapping K-16 Connections for Student Success: Information Literacy across the Educational Spectrum WHO: Heather Ball and Caroline Fuchs WHEN: Thursday December 16, 2021, 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM WHERE: Zoom link will be shared with all registered participants. The event will not be recorded. Please register by Tuesday December 14th at the following link: https://stjohns.libcal.com/calendar/libraryevents/ACRLNYPD12162021 ABOUT THE PROGRAM: ACRL National ...
- Incorporating Critical Pedagogy in Your Library Instruction — ACRL/NY First Year Experience Discussion Group (Friday, November 19, 2021)Incorporating Critical Pedagogy in Your Library Instruction ACRL/NY’s First Year Experience Discussion Group co-chairs Carl Andrews (Bronx Community College) and Derek Stadler (LaGuardia Community College), invite members to attend our Fall 2021 meeting. “Critical pedagogy is the philosophy of education that empowers through connecting knowledge to power, allowing one to act constructively and to recognize the relationship between ...
- Register NOW! Critical Pedagogy Symposium (virtual), May 17th – May 19th, 2021, 11am – 4pm ESTRegistration is now open for the Critical Pedagogy Symposium, which will be held virtually May 17th – May 19th, 2021, 11am – 4pm EST. Registration is free! Use this link to register We will explore together a pedagogy that interrogates and explores frameworks of power. We’re open to any framework of anti-oppression and vision of justice that can help ...