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The Library Association of the City
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hold its annual Institute Friday, May
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Institute 2006 will be held at the
William and Anita Newman Conference
Center at Baruch College, CUNY http://
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The Information Commons is a
reconfigured physical space that offers
a host of services beyond reference,
print materials and computer access:
multimedia laboratories, technical
support, video conferencing, and
information consultations. Is it time to
redesign our bricks-and-mortar
academic libraries to adapt to the
unique information access strategies
and learning styles of Millennials? Or as in the well publicized case of the
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emptying University of Texas-Austin’s
undergraduate library of books –
“mall”-zation of the library?
In what ways is the role of the
academic librarian changing as we
transform from information
gatekeepers to roving facilitators? Are
our skills becoming diluted and
trivialized – or is this an
unprecedented opportunity for
creative professional growth? Join
LACUNY for exciting and stimulating
discussion.
In addition to our keynote speakers
and panel discussion, we are planning
to have eight breakout sessions that
will further engage our audience
(librarians, college administrators, and
academic faculty) to the various
aspects of implementing an
Information Commons within their
academic library.
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The Planning Committee of the Library Association of the City University of New
York (LACUNY) invites you to submit a proposal for a presentation at LACUNY
2006 Institute on May 19, 2006 at Baruch College.
Institute Theme: Information Commons: Are We All Things to All People? The
Information Commons is a reconfigured physical space that offers a host of
services beyond reference, print materials and computer access: multimedia
laboratories, technical support, video conferencing, and information
consultations. We are seeking individuals who can present a refreshing
perspective on developing an information commons; highlighting the success,
opportunities and challenges of information commons on students, academic
faculty, librarians and the college community as a whole. In addition to our
Keynote speakers and panel discussion, we are planning to have eight 60-minute
Breakout sessions that will further engage our audience with the breadth of
issues surrounding Information Commons. Below are suggested topic areas but
all ideas will be considered:
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“One-Stop Shopping”
Strategic Alliances, Collaborations and Partnerships
Implications for Librarians, Academic Faculty and Support Staff
Implications and Benefits to Students
Group Learning and Collaboration
General Education Initiatives and Information Literacy
Integration of Information Commons into Teaching and Learning
Information Resources and Services
Innovative Software for Teaching and Learning
Virtual Libraries
Virtual Reference and Information Consultations.
In order to be considered for a breakout session, please submit a one-page
abstract of your presentation along with a brief bio – including technical
requirements – by Friday, February 24, 2006 to Institute Co-Chairs:
Katherine Parsons
Bronx Community College
[email protected]
Sylvie Richards
Brooklyn College
[email protected]
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Pay by regular mail by sending your check to:
Ms. Erma Nieves, CLT
Bronx Community College Library
University Avenue & W. 181 Street
Bronx, NY 10453
email: [email protected]
phone: 718-289-5433
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9 A.M. EDT, April 11, 2006
REGISTRATION PERIOD FOR LACUNY INSTITUTE TO END SOON.
DON'T BE BLOCKED FROM ATTENDING
NEW YORK, NY, APRIL 11, 2006: THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (LACUNY) ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT REGISTRATION FOR
ITS ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: THE LACUNY INSTITUTE WILL
CLOSE ON FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2006. THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD ALL DAY, FRIDAY, MAY
19, 2006 AT BARUCH COLLEGE ON EAST 25TH STREET IN THE PARK AVENUE SOUTH
AREA OF MANHATTAN, NEW YORK CITY. THE THEME OF THE CONFERENCE IS ?
INFORMATION COMMONS: ARE WE ALL THINGS TO ALL PEOPLE??
THE REGULAR COST OF THE INSTITUTE FOR LACUNY MEMBERS AND FOR STUDENTS IS
$30.00 AND THE FEE FOR NON-LACUNY MEMBERS IS
$40.00. THE PAYPAL LINK FOR REGISTRATION IS FOUND AT THE
INSTITUTE'S WEB SITE: http://WWW.LACUNY.CUNY.EDU/INSTITUTE/2006/
REGISTRATION.HTM.
THAT IS ALSO THE PLACE TO LOOK IF YOU WANT TO REGISTER BY MAIL.
THE INSTITUTE?S REGISTRAR THIS YEAR IS MS. ERMA NIEVES OF THE BRONX
COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY.
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ANNOUNCES KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
NEW YORK, NY, March 16, 2006: Today, The Library Association of the City University of
New York (LACUNY) announced the names of its two keynote speakers for the 2006
LACUNY Institute to be held on May 19th at Baruch College. They are: Professor Robert
Renaud, VP & Chief Information Officer, Library & Information Services of Dickinson
College, and Professor Matthew Simon, MLS, Associate AIA, President of pre-DESIGN
Planning Associates, Inc.
Professor Renaud’s presentation, titled: Creating the Information Commons: Strategic
Directions, Practical Decisions uses the Information Commons at Dickinson College as a
case study in how the full potential of an information commons can be realized.
Professor Simon’s presentation is entitled: Beyond computers: the impact of information
commons on library design in academic institutions. It will reference and illustrate three
different libraries’ experiences, including a community college, four-year college and
research library.
The LACUNY Institute will be held all day, Friday, May 19, 2006 at Baruch College on
East 25th Street in the Park Avenue South area of Manhattan, New York City. Register
either using PayPal at: http://lacuny.cuny.edu/institute/2006/registration.htm or by
sending a check and registration form (available at http://lacuny.cuny.edu/
institute/2006/REGISTRATION_FORM.doc) to:
Ms. Erma Nieves, CLT
Bronx Community College Library
University Avenue & W. 181 Street
Bronx, NY 10453
email: [email protected]
phone: 718-289-5433
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Planning Committee:
Co-Chairs
Sylvie Richards
Faculty Development Specialist and Instructional Designer
Office of Academic Information Technologies
Brooklyn College of the City University of New York
2900 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210
[email protected]
Katherine Parsons
Information Literacy Outreach Librarian
Library and Gerald S. Lieblich Learning Resources Center
Bronx Community College, City University of New York
West 181st. Street & University Avenue
Bronx, NY 10453
Phone: 718-289-5434
[email protected]
Committee Members
Remi Castonguay
LaGuardia Community College
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LaRoi Lawton, LACUNY President
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Brian Lym
Hunter College
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Erma Nieves
[email protected]
Mark Padnos
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Alexandra Rojas
LaGuardia Community College
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Scott Sheidlower
York College
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Friday, May 19, 2006
Baruch College
8:15 – 9:00 AM
Registration and Continental Breakfast
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Opening Remarks, Arthur Downing, Chief Librarian & Asst. VP for IT
Welcoming Remarks, LaRoi Lawton, LACUNY President
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9:15 – 10:15 AM
Keynote Address: presented by Daniel Singer , Information
Technology Librarian at Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill,
Massachusetts
10:15 – 10:30 AM
Break
10:30 – 11:30 AM
Panel Discussion: Where Do We Go From Here? Developing an
Information Commons at My Library Jane Devine, Chief Librarian
(LaGuardia); Arthur Downing, Chief Librarian & Asst. VP for IT
(Baruch); and Barbra Higginbotham, Chief Librarian and Executive
Director of Academic Information Technologies (Brooklyn)
11:30 – 11:45 AM
Break
11:45 – 12:45
Breakout Session# 1
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1. Developing the BMCC Information Commons: Additions by
Subtraction presented by Sidney Eng and Amanda Bielskas
2. The Center for Information Management: Not Very Common
presented by Lisa Santucci
3. The IC and the Professional Librarian presented by Howard
Spivak
12:45 – 2:00 PM
Lunch and Vendor Presentations
2:00 – 3:00 PM
Keynote Address: “Beyond Computers: the Impact of
Information Commons on Library Design in Academic
Institutions” presented by Matthew Simon, President and Senior
Consultant of pre-Design Planning Associates, Inc.
3:00 – 3:15 PM
Break
3:15 – 4:15 PM
Breakout Session #2
1. Information Commons – Common to the Distant Learner?
presented by Sara Marcus
2. Making Space for MySpace – Reaching Students in Public
Online Communities presented by Beth Evans with assistance
from Jonathan Cope, a QC GSLIS student and Frances Keiser,
a Brooklyn College undergraduate.
3. Creating the Information Commons State of Mind:
Campaigning for the Future presented by Kenneth Schlesinger
and Dawn Amsberry
4:15 – 4:30 PM
Closing Remarks
4:30 – 5:00 PM
WINE & CHEESE RECEPTION
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ALA/ACRL/INFORUM: Information Commons Documents
http://www.library.uncc.edu/infocommons/conference/
Directory to selective ALA, ACRL, INFORUM conference resources by leading
information commons authorities. Compiled by Dr. Russell Bailey, Associate
University Librarian for Information Commons, University of North Carolina,
Charlotte. Last updated 2006.
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Information Commons: a directory of innovative services and resources
in academic libraries http://www.brookdale.cc.nj.us/library/infocommons/
bibliog2.htm
A directory of information commons at colleges and universities in the U.S. and
internationally. Includes “planning documents and mission statements detailing
different approaches to integrating library and computer application
services.” With annotated webliography to key articles and books, and link to the
INFOCOMMONS-L list. A sabbatical leave project by David Murray, Brookdale
Community College, New Jersey. This site was last updated Dec. 2004.
Information Commons Study Leave
http://jhenning.law.uvic.ca/
A report on the state of information commons, based on site visits during 200405 to ICs in U.S. and Canada. .By Joanne Henning Head of Reference Services
McPherson Library, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
The Information Commons
(ARL SPEC Kit 281, July 2004)
http://www.arl.org/spec/SPEC281web.pdf
Executive summary of survey of the status of information commons at ARL
libraries. Provides an overview of IC creation and promotion, funding, facilities,
and personnel issues.
The Information Commons: A Public Policy Report
http://www.fepproject.org/policyreports/infocommons.II.html#principles
Discusses “information commons” in the broadest sense—as places where
“communities with common interests and concerns gather” Examples given
include public domain/open access resources, digital repositories, as well as
library facilities.
By Nancy Kranich, Senior Research Fellow, 2003-04, Free Expression Policy
Project, NYU and ALA past-president.
Library as Place: Rethinking Roles, Rethinking Space
(CLIR Publication, no. 129, February 2005).
http://www.clir.org/pubs/abstract/pub129abst.html
A visionary collection of essays about the rapidly changing role and place of the
library, with a focus on academic libraries. Authors include an architect,
librarians, and a professor of art history and classics. Part of the Council on
Library Information Resources (CLIR) series, Perspectives on the Evolving Library.
Next Gen Learning Space Design Resources
http://www.scordes.echoechoplus.com/b2/index.php?m=20060207
Annotated, selective list of current sources, focusing on user-centered design of
library/learning spaces. Compiled and annotated by Christopher Sean Cordes,
Assistant Professor. Instructional Technology Librarian
Iowa State University. Published Feb. 16, 2006.
Simon, Matthew J. “Redefining the facilities of community college
libraries and learning resource centers in the 21st century.” Community
& Junior College Libraries, Vol. 12(2), 2004.
Discusses how the “perception of diminished use” is triggering the redesign of
community college libraries. Cautions about the significant challenges to plans for
new library configuration and the negative consequences of such redesign.
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Daniel Singer
Daniel Singer is the Information Technology Librarian at Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill,
Massachusetts. He obtained his MLS from Simmons College in Boston, class of '03. Previously he was
the Senior Librarian at the research firm Abt Associates Inc., in Cambridge, MA and before that he
worked as a Library Assistant in the Stan Getz Media Center and Library at the Berklee College of
Music in Boston. Mr. Singer currently resides in Cambridge with his wife Jill.
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Matthew Simon
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"Beyond Computers: The Impact of Information
Commons on Library Design in Academic
Institutions"
Matthew Simon, MLS, Associate AIA, is President
and Senior Consultant of pre-DESIGN Planning
Associates, Inc., a firm specializing in the planning
of academic libraries and information centers. Mr.
Simon has worked as a librarian, a library director
at Columbia University, Queens College-CUNY and
UNLV and, most recently, as a consultant who has
planned and helped design over three dozen
libraries. Current clients include: Sinclair
Community College, Wayne State University, the
University of Illinois at Chicago, and the University
of Michigan Library system. He is the author of
many articles on library management and planning.
Since 1986, he has planned over thirty libraries of
all types (academic, public, school, corporate and
religious).
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