Welcome Adjunct Faculty
Library Faculty and Staff
Margaret Bausman, LCSW-R, MSLIS; Head Librarian; mbausman@hunter.cuny.edu
Adina Mulliken, MLIS, MS; Social Work Librarian; am2621@hunter.cuny.edu
Sarah Johnson, MLIS, LMSW; Reference and Instruction Librarian; sjo0034@hunter.cuny.edu
Isabel Taylor; Electronic Reserves Manager; itaylo@hunter.cuny.edu
Ann Thompson; Circulation & Stacks Manager; athompso@hunter.cuny.edu
For More Information about Social Work Instruction
Please Contact:
Margaret Bausman, LCSW-R, MSLIS
Associate Professor
Head, Social Work & Urban Public Health Library
Step-by-Step Guides for Adjuncts
Adina Mulliken, MLIS, MS
Assistant Professor
Social Work Librarian
The following guides were created by Prof Mulliken.
Information Literacy for Social Work Practice
The library faculty are available to provide instruction and library support for you and your students. We can tailor instructional sessions covering a range of information needs and research skills : from broad information literacy competencies to specific research skills or informational sources.
One hour information literacy modules for social work practice are embedded in the following courses:
| Module 1 | Online Workshop for Incoming Students | The Foundation: Library Resources for Social Work |
Asynchronous material followed but synchronous Zoom class |
| Module 2 | Social Welfare Policy II (702) | The Expanding Information Universe: Integrating Subscription and Publicly Available Information Sources for Social Work | Linked to position / advocacy paper and / or presentation |
| Module 3 | Research I (751) | Social Work Research: Advanced Database Search Strategies | Linked to Literature Review |
| Module 4 | Professional Seminar (790) | The Professional Seminar Project & the Information Literate Social Worker | Linked to final paper / project |
Social Work Research Guides
Print and Electronic Course Reserves
Print and Electronic Course Reserves Manager : Isabel Taylor
New Books at the Social Work Library
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