Objectives A poster describing a CAT-writing project was presented at the Rutgers University “State of the Libraries” meeting in 2014. It gained the attention of the Chancellor. At the conclusion of the discussion, he urged that transferrable concepts be taught… Continue Reading
Objectives: To describe the successful implementation of a project to increase the ability of pediatric residents at a medical school to practice evidence based medicine (EBM) in real time; examine if patient care is supported or changed based on the… Continue Reading
Objectives Learning is most effective when it takes place in a context as a collaborative rather than an isolated activity. Experience serves as the basis for learning and cannot take place without reflection. We formed a team of 6 health… Continue Reading
Retirement Party for Gary Golden June 6, 2016 12 p.m. Join us as we celebrate Gary Golden’s incredible career at Rutgers University Libraries. The faculty and staff at Paul Robeson Library are planning a festive party to commemorate Gary’s retirement… Continue Reading
In 1996 I was History and Foreign Languages Librarian at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. While in library school at the University of Texas at Austin two years earlier, I discovered the fledgling internet organization for historians, H-Net, and… Continue Reading
Under the leadership of Chancellor Nancy Cantor, Rutgers University—Newark (RUN) is implementing a number of initiatives to advance the role of RUN as an anchor institution in the city. In the spirit of these efforts, in June 2014 I organized… Continue Reading
The Libraries’ first Social Media Summit was held on Tuesday, April 19. More than 20 of our colleagues gathered at Alexander Library or attended remotely for a day-long program focused on all things social media at the Libraries and beyond.… Continue Reading
Many of our colleagues will attend or participate in the 2016 Annual NJLA Conference this month. The conference will run from May 16-18 and will take place at Harrah’s Waterfront Conference Center in Atlantic City. Perusing the program, it looks… Continue Reading
Join us as we celebrate Gary Golden’s incredible career at Rutgers University Libraries. The faculty and staff at Paul Robeson Library are planning a festive party to commemorate Gary’s retirement on June 6 at 12 p.m. Join them on the… Continue Reading
Thank you to everyone who entered our giveaway for a copy of Tom Glynn’s new book, Reading Publics: New York City’s Public Libraries, 1754-1911. We are delighted to announce that our winner is: Stephanie Bartz We hope you enjoy the… Continue Reading