Libraries Out Loud

In this podcast, reference archivist Bill Offhaus speaks with Denise Wolfe, communications outreach officer for UB Libraries, about the 100th anniversary of Samuel P. Capen’s inauguration as the university’s first full-time chancellor. Bill and Denise discuss the ways in which Capen’s philosophy, initiatives and leadership have created a lasting legacy at UB.

UB’s Experiential Learning Network (ELN) is the focus of this episode. Cindi Tysick, head of UB Libraries’ Education Team, and UB Associate Dean Mara Huber, join UB subject librarians Bryan Sajecki, Kimberly Plassche and Carolyn Klotzbach-Russell discuss how they’re connecting UB students with global and community partners through project experiences that transcend far beyond the classroom.

Host Erin Hartnett, Director of Advancement for University Libraries, has a lively conversation with James Maynard, Curator, and Alison Fraser, Assistant Curator, of UB’s Poetry Collection. We learn about how the James Joyce Collection came to be in Buffalo, events happening this year to celebrate 100 years of the publication of Ulysses, and future plans for a new James Joyce Museum in Buffalo.

In this podcast episode, undergraduate education librarian Bryan Sajecki chats with Leslie Feldballe, Cataloging and Metadata Librarian, about her choice of a career in librarianship rather than archaeology, her role as a cataloger in the UB Libraries’ Discovery Services unit, and her work with the SUNY Library Consortium’s Metadata Standards and Policies Working Group.

Catch our latest podcast episode and discover what’s happening in UB’s Digital Scholarship Studio and Network (DSSN). Digital Scholarship Librarian Natalia Estrada and DSSN Co-Directors Cristanne Miller and Stacy Snyder join host Nicole Thomas for a lively conversation about services available to UB faculty and students interested in developing interdisciplinary digital content for teaching, projects and research.

In this podcast short, undergraduate education librarian Bryan Sajecki speaks with Deborah Chiarella, liaison to the UB Department of Music and the Department of Theatre and Dance. The two discuss Deb’s career path, her work with student and faculty musicians at UB and in the community, and the wide range of materials, including scores, parts, and CDs, available in the Music Library.

In this episode, UB Libraries Communications Outreach Officer Denise Wolfe speaks with Rebecca Chapman, Undergraduate Law and Indigenous Outreach Librarian. Chapman discusses her interest in Indian law, her role in supporting the new UB Department of Indigenous Studies, and her work with undergraduate students interested in pursuing law as a career.

Join us for a lively conversation about the Libraries Book Club and Genealogy Group. Lori Widzinski chats with Kathy O’Brien and Jill Hackenberg to learn more about these two interest groups hosted by the Libraries and open to everyone in the community.

Introducing “Copy That,” a series of episodes exploring the subject of copyright. In this episode, Karlen Chase, Scholarly Publishing Specialist for UB Libraries, discusses the first steps in determining whether or not a creative or scholarly work is protected by copyright.

Host Nicole Thomas speaks with Stacy Snyder, Co-Director, Digital Scholarship Studio & Network (DSSN) about some of the DSSN presentations planned for this semester.  In the second part of this episode, Cynthia Tysick, Head of UB Libraries Educational Services Team, discusses upcoming projects and returning to in-person learning for fall 2021.