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Did you know you can link to Electronic Reserves via Blackboard?

Students can access course materials virtually through the library’s Electronic Reserve service (ERes). Faculty may submit photocopies of articles and book chapters to be scanned, or links from Hunter’s online subscription databases, to be placed in ERes. When using ERes, you also have the option of the Libraries verifying the copyright compliance of course materials.

Now, you can also link to your course reserves through Blackboard. This process is fairly easy and can streamline the virtual classroom experience by making readings available just by clicking in the course menu. Using ERes within Blackboard may also serve to ensure the copyright compliance of readings accessible through the course page.

See further instructions at http://library.hunter.cuny.edu/eres/reserve_electronic.htm.

Contact Hannah Alcasid at halcasid@hunter.cuny.edu or 212-772-4175 with questions.

Attachment theory and the psychoanalytic process / Mauricio Cortina; Mario Marrone
BF575 .A86 2005

Freud, women, and morality :
the psychology of good and evil / Eli Sagan
BF723 .M54 S24 1988

Our diverse society :
race and ethnicity–implications for 21st century American society / David Wells Engstrom; Lissette M Piedra
HN59.2 .O97 2006

Bisexual women :
friendship and social organization / M Paz Galupo
HQ74 .B565 2006

Marital and sexual lifestyles in the United States :
attitudes, behaviors, and relationships in social context / Linda P Rouse
HQ536 .R67 2002

Developing a sense of self :
a workbook of tenets & tactics for adolescent girls / Dorothy A Kelly
HQ798 .K39 2005

The reflective researcher :
social workers’ theories of practice research / Jan Fook
HV11 .R375 1996

Bibliometrics in social work / Gary Holden; Gary Rosenberg; Kathleen Barker
HV29 .B54 2005

Human services management
organizational leadership in social work practice / David M Austin
HV40 .A84 2002

Human behavior and the social environment :
social systems theory. Orren Dale
HV40 .H7813 2006

Social work and social welfare :
an introduction / W Joseph Heffernan; Guy Shuttlesworth; Rosalie Ambrosino
HV91 .S622 2005

Kinship care :
making the most of a valuable resource / Rob Geen
HV881 .K553 2003

Finding help for struggling teens :
a guide for parents and the professionals who work with them / Frederic G Reamer; Deborah H Siegel
HV1431 .R4195 2006

Creating communities for addiction recovery :
the Oxford House model / Leonard Jason
HV4999.2 .C78 2006

Spirituality and religiousness and alcohol/other drug problems :
treatment and recovery perspectives / Brent B Benda; Thomas F McGovern
HV5275 .S665 2006

Substance abuse :
information for school counselors, social workers, therapists, and counselors / Gary L Fisher; Thomas C Harrison
HV5825 .F566 2009

Feminist legal theory :
an anti-essentialist reader / Nancy E Dowd; Michelle S Jacobs
K349 .F458 2003

The wisdom of practice :
essays on teaching, learning, and learning to teach / Lee S Shulman; Suzanne M Wilson
LB1027 .S475 2004

The courage to teach :
exploring the inner landscape of a teacher’s life / Parker J Palmer
LB1775 .P25 2007

My quest for beauty / Rollo May
N71 .M29 1985

Science and pseudoscience in clinical psychology / Scott O Lilienfeld; Steven J Lynn; Jeffrey M Lohr
RC467 .S432 2004

Essential psychotherapies :
theory and practice / Alan S Gurman; Stanley B Messer
RC480 .E69 2003

Managing your recovery from addiction :
a guide for executives, senior managers, and other professionals / David F O’Connell; Deborah Bevvino
RC564.5 .P76 O36 2007

Enhancing early attachments :
theory, research, intervention, and policy / Lisa J Berlin
RJ134 .E53 2005

Social work practice in the military / James G Daley
UH755 .S63 2000

John comes to us from the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Library where he did reference, database searching, and library instruction on EndNote and RefWorks.  He also worked at the College of Staten Island Library.  Prior to his attending library school, he worked in the publishing industry for over 15 years in various capacities for companies such as Oxford University Press, The Quarasan Group, The Society of Actuaries, and BasicBooks, HarperCollins. 

John earned his MLS from Queens College and has a MA in Comparative Literature from the University of Texas at Austin.  His BA is from Cornell University, also in Comparative Literature.

Sarah joins us from the Adam & Sophie Gimbel Design Library at the New School University where she was Reference and Instruction Librarian.  She has also worked at the Lander College for Women Library at Touro College and as a Library Associate at the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and at the Murray Green Library at Roosevelt University in Chicago.  Sarah also worked for many years in theatre costume design for companies such as Steppenwolf Theatre Company, the Chicago Opera Theater, the Santa Fe Opera, and the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago.

Sarah has her MLIS from Dominican University and a BA in Theatre Production and Design from Western Illinois University. 

Attention Faculty Members:

In collaboration with the TRC, Brian Lym and I will be conducting a workshop on integrating library resources into Blackboard course sites. The workshop will be help on Wednesday, September 3^rd, from 11:00 am – 12:30 pm. You can sign up here: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/icit/trc/workshops/index.shtml

Below is a description of the workshop:

Integrating library resources and services into a Blackboard course site enhances student learning by connecting them with high quality research resources and to librarians who can help them.  Often students are unfamiliar with the resources available through the library and rely too heavily on the open web to fulfill their information needs.  Connecting students to better resources will foster information literacy and will result in higher quality papers. In this workshop we will train you on how to embed permanent links to items in the CUNY+ library catalog, articles in databases, and more.  You’ll also get an overview of the resources and services available to your students through the Hunter College Libraries.

We hope to see you there!