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Library Liaison Program
The purpose of the Library Liaison Program is to
establish an ongoing partnership with teaching
faculty. This contact, or liaison, can answer
questions about the library and inform faculty of
library services, programs and resources. The
liaison also acts as a conduit for obtaining
information from the academic community regarding
issues that affect the library and library services.
Some of the intended goals of the program are to:
- Identify faculty perceptions and needs
- Increase the student and faculty use of the library
- Improve quality of library collections
- Provide materials pertinent to courses in a timely fashion
The following is a list of liaisons arranged by
school and department.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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| Department/Program |
Library Liaison
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| Biology |
Robert Battenfeld, x2165
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| Chemistry |
Lawrence Kirschenbaum, x2704
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| Earth/Environmental Science |
Lawrence Kirschenbaum, x2704
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| Economics |
Martha Cooney, x2310
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| English |
Marilyn Rosenthal, x2164
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| Foreign Languages |
Rosemary Burgos-Mira, x3526
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| History |
Amrita Madray, x2833
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| International Studies |
Selenay Aytac, x3443
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| Mathematics |
Louis Pisha, x4143
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| Philosophy |
Louis Pisha, x4143
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| Physics |
Lawrence Kirschenbaum, x2704
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| Political Science |
Selenay Aytac, x3443
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| Psychology |
Wendy Roberts, x4146
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| Psy D Program (Doctoral) |
Wendy Roberts, x4146
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| Reading & Interpretation |
Dona McDermott, x4147
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| Sociology/Anthropology |
Wendy Roberts, x4146
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School of Education
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| Department/Program |
Library Liaison
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| Administration/Leadership |
Maria Zarycky, x2895
& Jean O'Neill-Uhl, x2837
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| Communication Sciences & Disorders |
Maria Zarycky, x2895
& Jean O'Neill-Uhl, x2837
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| Counseling & Development |
Maria Zarycky, x2895
& Jean O'Neill-Uhl, x2837
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| Curriculum & Instruction |
Maria Zarycky, x2895
& Jean O'Neill-Uhl, x2837
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| Educational Technology |
Manju Prasad-Rao, x2868
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| Health, Physical Education &
Movement Science |
Emily Walshe, x4141
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| Special Education & Literacy |
Maria Zarycky, x2895
& Jean O'Neill-Uhl, x2837
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which database(s) would most
appropriately cover topics within my discipline?
- A listing
of our databases by
subject area is available.
Can I access the library databases
from my office?
- All databases can be accessed from any computer that
is part of the university network unless it is otherwise marked.
Can I access the library databases
from home or elsewhere off campus?
- Databases that are available off campus are marked
with a graphic
on the main database pages and a red asterisk
on the brief database page.
See the remote
access instructions for more details.
I want to know what Periodicals we have in my subject area?
- Use the drop-down menu on the bottom of the
periodicals search page to
browse through online and hardcopy holdings, or you may call the
Periodicals
Department at ext. 2872 for a print-out.
Do I need a Library Card to check out a book?
- Your LIU Faculty Card will be bar-coded and
activated as your Library Card. Do that at the
Circulation Desk.
Can I use other college libraries?
- Ask in Reference or Interlibrary Loan for a
Research Loan Program Card for Nassau and Suffolk
County Libraries. For NYC Libraries, speak directly
to the University Director of Libraries at ext. 2764.
How do I arrange for my class to learn how to
use the
Library's databases, the Library's
homepage, or the Library
catalog?
- Call the Instructional Services Librarian at ext.4147
and she will either make the arrangement or
direct you to the appropriate department.
How do I order a book for the Library?
- You have 4 options:
- Send a catalog, advertisement or flyer to
the Acquisitions
Department and check the items needed
- Fill out an order card or this form and send it to the
Acquisitions Department
- Email us
acqudept@cwpost.liu.edu
and include your
name and department in the request
- Least preferable but still a possibility, call
the Acquisitions Department
at ext. 2835
- Also see our Collection Policy Statement.
If I want the Library to purchase a video or
audiocassette, whom do I call?
- Call the Instructional
Media Center at ext. 2895
I want to recommend that the Library purchase
a database, whom do I call?
- The Database Coordinator in the
Reference
Department at ext. 2305 can help you with that request.
How much money has been allotted for my
department to spend on Library materials?
- Ask the University Director of Libraries for
that information at ext. 2764.
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