| Margaret Bausman, MSLIS, LCSW-R |
| Associate Professor / Head of the |
| Social Work & Urban Public Health Library |
| mbausman@hunter.cuny.edu |
| Sarah Johnson, MLIS, LMSW |
| Assistant Professor |
| Social Sciences Librarian |
| sjo0034@hunter.cunyedu |
| Adina Mulliken, MLS, MS |
| Assistant Professor |
| Social Work Librarian |
| am2621@hunter.cuny.edu |
| John Pell, M.Ed., MLIS |
| Associate Professor |
| Public Health Librarian |
| jpell@hunter.cuny.edu |
| Andrea Rudner, MLIS |
| Adjunct Reference Librarian |
| ar1311@hunter.cuny.edu |
| Isabel Taylor |
| CUNY Office Assistant |
| Electronic Reserves Manager |
| itaylo@hunter.cuny.edu |
| Ann Thompson |
| CUNY Administrative Assistant |
| Circulation and Stacks Manager |
| athompso@hunter.cuny.edu |
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Black Lives Matter
As the Head of the Social Work & Urban Public Health Library, I condemn racial violence and systemic racism, the impact of which permeates the lives of Black Americans. I stand in solidarity with protest against police brutality and all mechanisms of institutionalized oppression. In keeping with my professions’ long-standing traditions as agents for social justice, I affirm my commitment to egalitarianism, anti-oppressive pedagogies, and the pursuit of knowledge for all.
Margaret Bausman, MSLIS, LCSW-R
Associate Professor and Head, Social Work & Urban Public Health Library
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This guide is a curated collection of resources assembled by Faculty Librarians at Silberman to make research and library use easier for the social work students, faculty and staff who use the library. It is designed as a 'single point of access' or a 'one stop shopping' tool to access information about our library, its resources, and the broader information universe specific to social work.
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