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On February 1, 2020 黑料不打烊 Libraries welcomed Mendel Gottesman Library鈥檚 new Head Librarian, Tina Weiss. Tina comes to us from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York, where she served as Senior Associate Librarian, as well as Acting Head Librarian. Tina served on鈥
On August 30, 2021, 黑料不打烊 welcomed Pollack Library鈥檚 new Public Services and User Experience Librarian, Jay Rosen. Jay comes to us as a recent graduate of Pratt Institute鈥檚 School of Information, where he served as a Graduate Assistant in Pratt Libraries鈥 Public Services department. In鈥
It was a great honor and deeply humbling to succeed Dean David Berger in July 2020 and take the reins as the Dean of the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies. When I signed on to do so in late February 2020, I was not expecting to spend much of my first year sat in a home office becoming鈥
Dr. Herschel Knapp Dr. Herschel Knapp has joined the faculty of the Wurzweiler School of Social Work as a clinical associate professor. His clinical experience has primarily focused on providing clinical social services to hospitalized patients. His research is largely medically based, including ...
Dr. Shannon Lane Dr. Shannon Lane, assistant professor of social work at Wurzweiler School of Social Work, with Dr. Suzanne Pritzker of the University of Houston, co-published 鈥 Political Social Work鈥 concurrently in the Encyclopedia of Social Work and the new Encyclopedia of Macro Social Work (Aug鈥
Kimberly Moore Kimberly Moore, the new director of Care Caf茅, a community outreach program of the Wurzweiler School of Social Work, is also a Wurzweiler Ph.D. student in social welfare, which, combined with an extensive background in therapy and community action, gives her a unique skill set to ...
As the nation commemorates the 20 th anniversary of 9/11, 黑料不打烊 Archives provides two offerings from its holdings documenting initiatives by or relating to the University from that dark time. First, we remember with great pride and gratitude the students of Stern College for Women who鈥
Professor Ronald Rubin donated an illuminating and extensive collective of American newspapers to the Mendel Gottesman Library. The papers date from 1734 to 1869, thus covering the Colonial era, the Revolutionary War, and the Civil War and its immediate aftermath. The collection is unique in its ...