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The Helen Marshall Papers are open for research! Marshall (1929 – 2017) was the second woman and first African American Borough President of Queens, elected to three four-year terms starting in 2001. More at https://bit.ly/4eWWUaE

Helen Marshall Papers Open for Research - Queens College Library As a current student in the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, working in the Queens College Library to process the Helen Marshall Papers over the past 5 months has been an invaluable learning experience for which I am incredibly grateful.

Check out the Make STEAM Q Showcase at Queens College Library - CUNY now until June 1st.

Make STEAM Q on View - Queens College Library QC Makerspace, QC Library, & QC Faculty Fellows on a National Science Foundation-funded initiative invite you to view the 2024 showcase of making and design thinking projects by Queens College students.

Now Hiring! Adjunct Lecturer or Adjunct Assistant Professor for Library 110.

Employment & Internships - Queens College Library Queens College Library is hiring! Check out our available opportunities for full-time, part-time, and internships, positions.

Our new Art Librarian created a great list of art exhibitions in NYC and how to get free admissions to many museums. Check out the new blog post!

Spring 2024 Art Exhibitions In New York - Queens College Library QCL Art Librarian has put together an information board highlighting upcoming NYC Art exhibitions and how to acquire complimentary admission.

Happy New Year! Indulge in a hobby in 2024!

January 2024: National Hobby Month - Queens College Library As we step into a new year, consider picking up an old pastime or trying something new. Visit Queens College Library's hobby month book display.

If you're interested in working at Queens College Library, we have a number of open positions for both adjunct librarians and substitute librarians.

Queens College Library – Librarian Vacancies Announcement (9/12/23) - Queens College Library Queens College Library (QCL) seeks creative, collaborative, and user-centered librarians to support teaching and learning in the schools of Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, and Math & Natural Sciences.

Our Special Collections and Archives (SCA) group is pleased to announce that Queens College is now represented in the Reveal Digital Student Activism Collection.

Reveal Digital Student Activism Collection - Queens College Library Special Collections and Archives (SCA) is pleased to announce that Queens College is now represented in the Reveal Digital Student Activism Collection.

The Queens College Library is co-sponsoring with the Queens College Graduate School of Library and Information Studies a Research in Praxis Discussion Series with Emily Drabinksi, Critical Pedagogy Librarian at the CUNY Graduate Center and President-Elect of the American Library Association, who will give a talk entitled, Essential to the Public: Libraries at the End of the World. The event will take place on Tuesday, December 6, 2022 at 5pm.

Check out Queens Library's latest blog post on the collab between Kith and Queens College last year

Behind the Collab: KITH x Special Collections and Archives - Queens College Library Kith apparel, a “multifunctional lifestyle brand for men, women, and kids,” partnered with CUNY to create clothing with Queens College and Brooklyn College insignia.

Save the date! CERRU's AntiBLACKNESS in the Academy Conference is happening November 1-2 from 11am-5pm. You can RSVP here: tinyurl.com/Antiblackqc This is an online conference!

If you get federal grants, then this workshop is for you!

Upcoming Event: Understanding New Guidelines for Federally Funded Research - Queens College Library The Queens College Libraries is celebrating Open Access Week with a workshop on the new guidelines for federally funded research.

Check out the new 85th-anniversary exhibit about the construction of the Queens College Library!

85th Anniversary Exhibit Open for Viewing - Queens College Library The exhibit Under Construction: 85 Years of Building Futures at Queens College illustrates the evolution of the college’s buildings, grounds, and leadership from the early days to the present.

Check out our most recent blog post and learn about the QC Oral History Project.

Treasures from Special Collections and Archives: QC Faculty and Staff Oral History Project – Queens College Libraries Treasures from Special Collections and Archives: QC Faculty and Staff Oral History Project First meeting of the QC Faculty/Staff Oral History Project in 2019 By Lori Wallach, Adjunct Archivist and Queens Memory Outreach Coordinator  One of the primary functions of a college archive is to preserve a...

Welcome Spring! Hope everyone is having a good semester. A photo taken from the front of the Rosenthal Building.

Happy Fall semester, 2013, and welcome to all new students!

Starting tomorrow, the Level 3 entrance will be closed, since we're renovating that area. Please use the entrance on Level 2 instead.

Congratulations to all who are graduating today!

Due to renovations, the Library will NOT host a 24 hour study period for finals this semester. HOWEVER, 24 hour study space will be available in the Dining Hall. Good luck to all on your Finals and end-of-semester projects!

Instructional Services: LIB 100 Course - Rosenthal Library, Queens College, CUNY

This summer, the Library will be offering LIB 100 as a summer course during Summer Session 2! More information here: http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/Library/services/instruction/lib100.php

qcpages.qc.cuny.edu The Library 100 course is designed to enable students to access and retrieve information using a variety of print and electronic resources. Students will learn how to:

The Library will be closed for renovations on December 27 and 28 (and will also be closed the rest of that week). Plan accordingly!

News - Rosenthal Library, Queens College, CUNY

Rosenthal Library is pleased to announce a new arrival to our library services: An automated self-checkout kiosk! “ Check it Out ”!!!
http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/Library/information/news.php

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Queens Memory Project on NY1

Computing - Rosenthal Library, Queens College, CUNY

For Fall 2010, we're testing a new way to access databases using only the barcode on the back of your QC ID card! For details, see here: http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/Library/services/computing.php

Please let us know if you have any trouble!

qcpages.qc.cuny.edu The Proxy Service allows QC users to login to the Library's website to access all QC resources (e-books, databases, e-journals, courses reserves, etc.) from off-campus.

Study room in action!

Here are the doors to some of our new study rooms. They're near the computers on the third floor. Enjoy!

Our research office has moved--it's now next to the staircase in Room 339. Don't be dismayed by the renovations that are still going on; the library is getting a new carpet.

Our summer hours begin this week. Rosenthal will be open from 8AM-9PM, Monday through Thursday, 8AM-5PM on Friday, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Congratulations to all new QC graduates!

Instructional Services: LIB 150 Course - Rosenthal Library, Queens College, CUNY

Space is still available in our 2-credit fall courses, Library 150. We have a section for each division: Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Education. They're focused in more depth on the the resources in each of those disciplines.

qcpages.qc.cuny.edu The Library 150 course is designed for the development of research skills using discipline specific resources and strategies. Students will learn to identify research needs, and how to select, evaluate and integrate resources into a scholarly product. ...

Instructional Services: LIB 100 Course - Rosenthal Library, Queens College, CUNY

The Library would like to announce our 1-credit course for the fall, Library 100. Registration is still open, so if you'd like to learn more about using the Library in your classes, take a look!

qcpages.qc.cuny.edu The Library 100 course is designed to enable students to access and retrieve information using a variety of print and electronic resources. Students will learn how to: