This month’s topic: Resources available from the New York State Library

Join us for the next Resource Sharing SIG, in-person at Southeastern’s office! We will be joined by Emily Wager and Danielle Rosenberg from New York State Library’s Inter-library Loan Department. They will be providing a short presentation on the resources that are available through ILL at the State Library.

This SIG provides a friendly space for resource sharing professionals to meet, discuss workflows, and share resources. The Resource Sharing Special Interest Group (SIG) meets to discuss issues of Interlibrary Loan, delivery, union catalogs, and other related topics. The members of the group are a mix of full-time and part-time, degreed and non-degreed librarians, and come from all library types. Registration for this event is free and open to all.

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Speaker Bios:

Emily Wager is the Associate Librarian of Acquisitions/Interlibrary Loan-Document Delivery Unit at the New York State Regent Joseph E. Bowman Jr. Research Library located in Albany, NY. As a library worker since 2010 Emily has always been involved in some aspect of resource sharing. Prior to the NYS Library she worked at Capital District Library Council (CDLC) and Empire Library Delivery (ELD). Being a part of the resource sharing community and seeing it evolve is part of what has kept Emily going.

Danielle Rosenberg is the Librarian 1 for Interlibrary Loan-Document Delivery Unit with the New York State Regent Joseph E. Bowman Jr. Research Library. Danielle started her career at the Sage colleges where she processed ILL borrowing requests. From there she worked with NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision. Danielle returned to the ILL world with St. Peter’s Hospital Library and then moved on to the State Library. Danielle enjoys ILL and providing access to materials that people didn’t otherwise have.