Stephanie L. Gross Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

New York NY

I am the first librarian at Yeshiva University directly responsible for e-reserves (undergraduate and graduates studies). I have used the responsibilities required for my position to explore issues such as copyright, user experience, patron privacy and security and information architecture. I have also refined the quality of citation work per MLA.

Greater New York City Area

Establish, promote, advise and maintain institutional repository. Counsel library community (faculty & students) in matters of open access, copyright protocol, and social media optimization for scholarly communication. Repository includes academic materials (pre- and post-print peer-reviewed articles, research activities, conference presentations and.

Greater New York City Area

Primary Mandates: ¶ Communicate the values of the library to various YU agencies and offices¶ Work on Open Educational Resources (OER) with the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning

New York City Metropolitan Area https://nycarchivists.org/

New York, United States

New York, United States

Scholarly Communication Librarian with past experience mentoring members from the NY chapter.

Greater New York City Area

Participate in monthly gatherings. Attend Professional Development and Continuing Education workshops and seminars. Do information mentoring of library students and librarians in transition.**Focus: Identify & cultivate potential leaders in the field; advise in matters of career choice and LIS coursework; coach life/work balance and funding; implement.

Greater New York City Area

I have been a member of The New York Library Club since I was a library school student at Pratt Institute. I joined at the urging of Dean Seoud Matta, who enforced upon us the importance of being involved professionally from our first semester. One of the most valuable lessons I learned from interacting with librarians from all sectors has been the.

Greater New York City Area

Mentor, ACRL/NY pilot mentor program 2012-2013. Mentor 2013-2014 / 2014-2015 / 2015-2016.Focus: career advice; succession planning; leadership training; employment seeking, general professional enhancementAs a mentor of ACRL/NY, I have guided and supported young information professionals in their quest to become polished professionals in the field. Some.

Greater New York City Area

Mentor online LIS students (via ALA Connect) on topics such as curriculum, career advice, internships, interviewing, resumes and cover letters, and PDE (professional development and continuing education).

Greater New York City Area

Honor society for library and information science. Raises funds for annual scholarship.

Greater New York City Area

Network, represent the New York Library Club as well as the NY Librarians Meetup.

New York, New York

The Librarianship and Education Committee develops and promotes specialized courses (online and/or in person) for individuals interested in Judaica/Hebraica librarianship, both those in library school and those seeking continuing education. I received scholarships annually to attend and present at national and regional conferences.

New York City Metropolitan Area

Greater New York City Area

As organizer of the NY Librarians Meetup, I devoted myself to bringing together library students and information professionals from diverse backgrounds to share ideas and promote understanding of how the field was emerging. Many of my members were librarians in transition, displaced by not only the dire economic crisis, but by developments in technology.

New York, NY

Attend regular PDCE (Professional Development & Continuing Education) events both online and in-person. Have belonged to various SIG's during this time period (e.g. Bibliographic Instruction, Mobile Computing). Ongoing: Liase with METRO and own organizations (Meetup, SLA & ACRL/NY).

Greater New York City Area

From the website: "The AJL Mentoring Program endeavors to assist fledgling Jewish librarians find the answers they need through a personal relationship with an experienced librarian best suited to help them. We strive to match library type, classification system and automation software, as well as geographic region as much as possible. The committee has.

Dimona, Israel

Instructed English as a Second Language to students from grades 7-12. Headed the English Department from 1981-1982.Teaching in the Middle East during my twenties was an experience of a lifetime. I had always wanted to be a teacher, to instruct others in the reading and writing of language. Teaching young Israel, both Jewish and Bedouin (the latter at.

Mslis, Library And Information Science, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Pratt Alumni, Beta Phi Mu, New York Library Club, ALA, AJLMSLIS, ALA accredited. Practicum Ramaz Upper.

Endorsement, French

Activities and Societies: Chaperoned group of students from Burlington High School to Bergerac and Paris Summer program.Graduate work.

Pronunciation, Certificate, French (M.A.) [Incomplete]

Activities and Societies: French School.In combination with University of Vermont, Department of French. Studies to be combined with.

Ma, Tesol, 4.0 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Graduate assistant in TESOL department. Member, TESOL and MLA.Graduated with honors.

Bachelor Of Arts & Teaching Certification, English Language And Literature, General

Activities and Societies: AACI (Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel) SSSJ (Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry)Undergraduate.

High School Diploma, College/University Preparatory And Advanced High School/Secondary Diploma Program

Activities and Societies: President, Spanish Club Member, Future Teacher of America Member, National Honor SocietyPresident, Spanish Club.