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Fall 2021 ReportSince 2019 the library has been going through changes in administration, technology, personnel, and budget to better align with the College leadership’s goals and with students’ and faculty’s needs. As a result of these changes, there were unknowns and loose ends that needed to be managed and my focus has been on beginning the process of restructuring and redefining the infrastructure of the library.PersonnelThe Gottesman Libraries hired an entire new team of Library Associates and a second ...
Imagine one hundred books alongside each other on a shelf. What do they look like? What are they about? Why these books? Some may even be curious how they smell! But with one hundred books for young readers, there is much exploration to be had.Image courtesy...
Catalog to cat pun, book to room booking, music to mushroom, we enjoyed a rich and rewarding return to life at the Gottesman Libraries this Fall. Staff came onsite as we, eager to greet new students and welcome back members of Teachers College, resumed full opening hours in early September. We provided a robust program of services to our patrons, poised...
As we approach Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of 2022, the Gottesman Libraries is dedicating this blog post to newspaper reports of celebrations in his honor taking place across the country. As always, the articles we feature are selected from the Front Pages posted on Newseum.org.
The past few years have seen an increase in outdoor activities as a way to safely socialize amidst COVID-19. Though we don’t recommend braving the recent frigid temperatures engulfing the area, the Gottesman Libraries Services Team would like to share some stories of outdoor recreation. As always, the artic...
Today's daily news selection focuses on headlines throughout North America. These stories consider the nature of work and school under the omicron surge.Image courtesy of PixabayThe Aspen Times, published in Aspen, Colo. USA
