Neuroscience
Finally decided to break my psuedo-anonymity here and tell you who I am:
Stephanie Willen Brown, Electronic Resource Librarian at the University of Connecticut. I also teach reference & advanced for Simmons College (@ MHC).
I have not been forthcoming with my name & title because I want to keep my blogging life separate from my work life. Please note that the opinions I express are strictly my own, not those of my employer, and the subjects I post about are my own interest, and are not necessarily related to the work I do. Some of them, of course, are, but I do not purport to be a (the) cognitive science librarian at the University of Connecticut.
So, if you've been wondering, now you know.
- Requiring Students To Meet With A Librarian, @launcch
My SILS grad assistant and I presented some interesting research at the Librarians' Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill conference on March 13, 2015. Check out our slides: Does Forcing Students to Ask for...
- What Is An Electronic Resource Librarian?
I've had a few friends ask what I do as an Electronic Resource Librarian, and I thought I'd share the answer more widely, in case others are curious. If you are looking for a job as an Electronic Resource Librarian, I expect that most libraries...
- Vanity Blogging
PubSub offers Librarian Blog rankings. Oooh, CogSci Librarian has gone up a smidge since yesterday & is tied for 36 in librarian blogs, or # 70,969 in the “Current Link Rank”. This is a good site for blogging vanity and for finding new librarian blogs...
- Real Life Librarian Blogs
These two blogs are great for prospective reference librarians – they tell what reference library work is really like, as opposed to sources and formal reference theory which is what I teach at Simmons. Both have graciously allowed me to use their experiences...
- Going To Uconn
Dear faithful readers, The CogSci Librarian may be no longer. I've left Hampshire to take a job at the University of Connecticut / Storrs. I'm not going to be affiliated with any aspect of cognitive science, at least not academically. :-( I will...
Neuroscience
Who Am I?
Finally decided to break my psuedo-anonymity here and tell you who I am:Stephanie Willen Brown, Electronic Resource Librarian at the University of Connecticut. I also teach reference & advanced for Simmons College (@ MHC).
I have not been forthcoming with my name & title because I want to keep my blogging life separate from my work life. Please note that the opinions I express are strictly my own, not those of my employer, and the subjects I post about are my own interest, and are not necessarily related to the work I do. Some of them, of course, are, but I do not purport to be a (the) cognitive science librarian at the University of Connecticut.
So, if you've been wondering, now you know.
- Requiring Students To Meet With A Librarian, @launcch
My SILS grad assistant and I presented some interesting research at the Librarians' Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill conference on March 13, 2015. Check out our slides: Does Forcing Students to Ask for...
- What Is An Electronic Resource Librarian?
I've had a few friends ask what I do as an Electronic Resource Librarian, and I thought I'd share the answer more widely, in case others are curious. If you are looking for a job as an Electronic Resource Librarian, I expect that most libraries...
- Vanity Blogging
PubSub offers Librarian Blog rankings. Oooh, CogSci Librarian has gone up a smidge since yesterday & is tied for 36 in librarian blogs, or # 70,969 in the “Current Link Rank”. This is a good site for blogging vanity and for finding new librarian blogs...
- Real Life Librarian Blogs
These two blogs are great for prospective reference librarians – they tell what reference library work is really like, as opposed to sources and formal reference theory which is what I teach at Simmons. Both have graciously allowed me to use their experiences...
- Going To Uconn
Dear faithful readers, The CogSci Librarian may be no longer. I've left Hampshire to take a job at the University of Connecticut / Storrs. I'm not going to be affiliated with any aspect of cognitive science, at least not academically. :-( I will...