Library Faculty and Staff
| 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 |
| Stephanie Margolin, MA, MLIS |
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Associate Professor |
| Instructional Design Librarian |
| smargo@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 |
See You IN the Library!
The Social Work & Urban Public Health Library's physical space is OPEN!
These hours are subject to change - please be sure to check for updates here and under the Hours tab on the Hunter College Libraries homepage
- Monday: 1-5pm
- Tuesday-Thursday: 9am-5pm
- Friday: 9-1pm
- Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Social Work & Urban Public Health Library is OPEN Online
The Social Work & Urban Public Health Library is OPEN Online
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Update for Fall 2021:
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Wellness Support at Hunter / CUNY
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What Are Information Guides?
Library information guides are jumping off points designed to guide you to information sources about subjects, populations, or areas of interest.
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.
Use the gray tabs to the left to navigate to collections of information sources and links to other Silberman-curated information guides.