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Westchester Library Association 2010-2011 Library Directory Compilers: Harriet Huang and Pamela Thornton Academic Libraries 2010-2011 Berkeley College Electronic Resources: (open) The Berkeley College Library Library Instruction: Mark Haber (5419) 99 Church St., White Plains, NY 10601 ([email protected]) TEL: 914-694-1122 FAX: 914-328-9469 Electronic Reserves: Kathleen Mannino (5359) Home Page URL: ([email protected]) http://www.berkeleycollege.edu/library/WhitePlainsLibrary Circulation: Jennifer Ransom (5814) Hours: Mon -Thurs 8am-10pm ([email protected]) Friday 8am-4pm, Saturday 9am -2pm, Sun Closed Archivist: Martha Counihan, O.S.U. (5349) Holidays: Major holidays and between quarters. ([email protected]) Handicapped access: Yes Access: Outside users (on-site only) Concordia College Special Collections: Business and Fashion Scheele Memorial Library Personnel: 171 White Plains Road, Bronxville, NY 10708 Director: James Leftwich ([email protected]) TEL: 337-9300 Ext.2202 FAX: 395-4893 Reference: Ed Rivera ([email protected]) Hours: Hours: Mon -Thurs 8:00 am-12:00 am Fri 8:00 am-10:00 pm, Sat 9:00 am-5:00 pm, Sun 2:00pm-12:00 College of New Rochelle, Gill Library am 29 Castle Place, New Rochelle, NY 10805 Summer Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30 am-10 pm, Fri 8:30 am -4:30 TEL: 654-5340 FAX: 654-5884 pm, Sat and Sun 12 pm-6 pm Holidays Closed: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter, Home Page URL: www.cnr.edu/home/library/index.htm Hours: Regular: Mon -Thurs 9am -11pm, Easter Monday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Fri 9am -5pm, Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 1-11pm Thanksgiving Day (and the day following), Christmas Summer: Mon- Thurs 9am-8pm, Fri 9am-5pm, Handicapped access: Accessible Entrance, Sat. 10am-6pm, Sunday Closed. Accessible Restrooms, elevator Special hours during exam periods and holidays Access: Anyone can use the materials on-site. Holidays Closed: Labor Day, Thanksgiving, On-site borrowing: will accept ALA interlibrary loan form. Christmas, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter, May borrow materials with Concordia card and WALDO sticker. Fourth of July, Other special schedules posted. Special Collections: Microbook Library of American Handicapped access: By elevator to all areas Civilization, Microbook Library of English Literature of the library. Curriculum Materials in Education Access: On-site for outside users. Reference and tele- Personnel: phone reference. On-site borrowing: Will accept ALA Director: William L. Perrenod Reference: Geoff Danisher form. All stacks are open except periodicals. Archive open Archivist: Brigitte Conkling by appointment. Technical Services: Nevine Haider Special Collections: Thomas More Collection, ILL/Reserves: Travis Basso Ursuline Collection, Early English Text Society. Acquisitions Librarian/Office Manager: James Joyce Collection, ERIC materials, Rebecca Fitzgerald Archive (Early history of women's higher education in NY state) Fordham Westchester Library Personnel: Fordham University Dean: Ana E. Fontoura (5345) ([email protected]) Associate Dean: Margaret Lynn (5346) 400 Westchester Avenue, West Harrison, NY 10604 TEL: 367-3061 FAX: 367-3063 ([email protected]) Reference: Home Page URL: http://www.library.fordham.edu/ Hours: Monday -Thursday 10am-9pm Mark Haber (5342) ([email protected]) Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-6pm Jennifer Ransom (5342) ([email protected]) Sunday closed Kathleen Mannino (5342) ([email protected]) Holidays Closed: Closed major holidays Tech Services: Margaret Lynn (5346) Handicapped access: Yes ([email protected]) Access: Westchester University Students and Faculty (WALDO Access Services: Jennifer Ransom (5814) members) ([email protected]) Special Collections: Social Work, Education, Business Systems: Susan Acampora (5353) ([email protected]) Personnel: Director. Diane Deery ILL: Kathleen Mannino (5359) Reference Librarians: Diane Batemarco, Maryann D’Angelo, ([email protected]) Academic Libraries – page 1 Academic Libraries 2010-2011 Anthony Iodice Manhattanville College Library Technical Services: Sr. Dympna Haber 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 Circulation and Reserves: Eileen Reid, Robert Jensen, TEL: 323-5275 FAX: 694-8139 Stephen Lalli Home Page URL: http://www.mville.edu/library Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am-11pm; Fri 8am-9pm; Iona College Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-11pm. Ryan Library The Library is open 24/7 to the Manhattanville community 715 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10801-1890 after the second week of the Fall and Spring semesters. TEL: 633-2343 FAX: 633-2136 Holidays Closed: Check Library home page for Holiday closings. Home Page URL: http://www.iona.edu/library/ Handicapped access: Accessible, including restrooms Hours: Monday -Thursday 8am-12 midnight Access: On site use Friday 8am-8pm, Saturday 11am-7pm Special Collections: Allain Biography Collection; Sunday 10am-12 midnight Zigmund Cerbu Collection on Hinduism & Buddhism. Holidays Closed: Phone ahead Personnel: Handicapped access: Yes, including restrooms Director: Rhonna A. Goodman (323-5277) Access: On-site use by outside users, on-site borrowing ([email protected]) with ALA forms (library must call ahead). Faculty of Associate Director: Jeff Rosedale (323-3206) WALDO institutions may borrow using their institution ID ([email protected]) card with WALDO sticker. Head Librarian for Collections & Technical Services: Special Collections: Library of American Civilization, Mary Elizabeth Schaub (323-5282) Library of English Literature, Irish Collection ([email protected]) Personnel: Assist to the Director: Elaine Provenzano (323-5207) Director of Libraries. Richard Palladino (633-2351) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Coordinator of Reference Services: Elizabeth Gallagher Assistant Director of Libraries for (323-3133) ([email protected]) Public Services & Systems: Coordination of Information Literacy and Undergraduate and Natalka Sawchuk (633-2220) Special Populations Librarian: ([email protected]) Paula Moskowitz Coordinator of Technical Services/Catalog Librarian: (323-3159) ([email protected]) Diana Kiel (633-2417) Electronic Services Librarian: Walter Valero ([email protected]) (323-5385) ([email protected]) Media Technology: Joseph Balducci (633-2353) Education Reference/Outreach Librarian: Lynda ([email protected]) Hanley (232-5314) ([email protected]) Reference: Adrienne Franco (633-2348) Faculty and Instruction Librarian: Maureen Kindilien ([email protected]) (323-3132) ([email protected]) Serials: Valerie Masone (633-2449) ([email protected]) Technical Services Assistant: Kevin Sullivan Circulation Supervisor. Kathleen Pascuzzi (633-2000 (323-5453) ([email protected]) x4351) ([email protected]) Archivist and Special Collections Librarian: Document Delivery: Ed Helmrich (633-2352) Lauren Georger (323-5422) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Instructional Resources. Callie Bergeris (633-2227) Cataloging Asst.: Patricia Bommicino (323-5453) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Electronic Resources: Tony Iodice (633-2347) Circulation Coordinator: Debra Green (323-7255) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Reference & Instruction: Gabriela Johnson (633-2525) Stacks Supervisor: Anthony Taylor (323-5274) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ILL Manager: Susan Majdak (323-5345) Iona College at Blue Hill ([email protected]) 2 Blue Hill Plaza – Concourse Level Media & Instructional Services Coordinator: P.O. Box 1522 David Dixon (323-3154) ([email protected]) Pearl River, NY 10965 Collection Services Assistant and Text Messaging Coordinator: TEL.: (845) 620-1350 FAX: (845) 620-1260 Catherine Medeot (323-5424) Hours: Monday - Thursday: 4pm-8pm ([email protected]) Saturday 9am –1pm. Manhattanville College Academic Libraries – page 2 Academic Libraries 2010-2011 Maryknoll Society Library ([email protected]) 55 Ryder Rd., PO Box 305 Maryknoll, NY 10545-0305 Mercy College TEL: 941-7590 EXT. 2615 Bronx Branch Campus Library Home Page URL: http://maryknollsociety.library.net 1200 Waters Place, Bronx, NY 10461 Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-1200; 2:00-5:00; 6:00-9:00 (for TEL: 718-678-8856 or 8850 Maryknoll residents) FAX: 718-678-8668 By appointment only for non-residents Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30am-10pm; Closed weekends and all holidays Fri 8:30am-5pm, Sat 8:30am-4pm; Handicapped access: Accessible entrance Sun 8:30am-3pm Access: Circulation for Maryknoll residents only. Holidays Closed: Please phone ahead. All other access by appointment only. Handicapped access: Elevator; restrooms; reserved parking Personnel: spaces. Director: John J. Casey (x 2615) Access: No patron restrictions for use in the library Website Assistants: Maureen Toohey, Charles Cappel, accessible remotely at www.mercy.edu/libraries. OPAC Kevin Dargan (2615) accessible remotely but remote access to electronic resources restricted. METRO referral cards and WALDO stickers honored. Mercy College Special Collections: Black History, Curriculum Library Mercy College Libraries Personnel: 555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 Branch librarian: Mustafa Sakarya ([email protected]) TEL: 674-7256 FAX: 674-7494 Assistant Branch librarian: Vladimir Strizhevsky Home Page URL: http://www.mercy.edu/libraries ([email protected]) Hours: Mon- Thurs 8am-11pm; Fri 9:00am-7pm; Library Assistant: Vacant Sat 9:00am -7pm; Sun 12pm-6pm. Holidays Closed: Please phone ahead Mercy College Handicapped access: No handicapped access to second White Plains Branch Library floor Martine Avenue & So. Broadway, White Plains, NY 10601 Access: No patron restrictions for use in the library. TEL: 948-3666 ext. 3329 FAX: 686-1858
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