Librarians With Lattes

February’s Librarians with Lattes podcast honors Black History Month. Librarian Camille Chesley joins the conversation to talk about life in the information profession as a woman of color. Back Episode (recorded Feb. 2018)

Lauren Puzier joins Amanda Lowe to talk tips on beating stress during final exams and other hectic parts of the year. Back episode (recording December 2017)

Host, Karina Ricker, sits down with fellow librarian, Elaine Lasda, to discuss Open Access.  Back Episode (recorded October 2017)

Join host, Karina Ricker as she sits down with Amanda Lowe, Outreach & Marketing Librarian, to discuss banned books and the freedom to read.  Back episode (recorded September 2017)

Host Amanda Lowe is joined by Jane Kessler, Kabel Stanwicks, and Andrew Lyons to discuss the University Library's single service desk and higher education collaboration. Back episode (recorded October 2018) 

Join us as we sit down with Kelsey O'Brien, Information Literacy Librarian, and David Dickinson, IMC guru, to talk about badging, workshops, and the benefits of opt-in learning (Back episode - recorded, September 2018) 

After a very long hiatus, we are back! Join us for this spooky edition of Librarians with Lattes as we sit down with Writing and Critical Inquiry (WCI) professor, Dr. Rae Muhlstock, and Library Ambassador, Fiona Hernandez to talk about Halloween, vampires, and werewolves - oh my!  Music Credit: bensounds.com

On this Coffee Break segment of Librarians with Lattes, Elaine Lasda and Dr. Lenore Horowitz discuss Open Educational Resources and Open Access Week at UAlbany. 

Host Amanda Lowe sits down with Karen Kiorpes,  Head of the Alice Hastings Murphy Preservation Department, to discuss Preservation Week. They talk about what preservation means to the University at Albany Libraries, disaster recovery, and more!

Host Amanda Lowe banters with Drew Urbanek, Director of the Neil Hellman Library at the College of Saint Rose, as well as Alvin Dantes, Digital Initiatives and Technology Librarian at The Art Institute of Chicago. The three discuss librarian stereotypes in popular culture and how that affects the perception of the information profession. We promise no Stranger Things or Game of Thrones spoiler. 

In this episode, host Karina Ricker welcomes Angela Hackstadt, Subject Librarian for Political Science, Public Administration, Public Policy, & Law, to discuss the romaine lettuce recall of 2018, information on federal agencies, and regulations. 

Host Amanda Lowe is joined by members of the Access Services staff (Candie Church, Aaron Cohen, and Amy Hathaway) to discuss the ins-and-outs of using the University Libraries. Learn how to maximize your trip, little known tips, and more. We answer all the questions you want to know about the University Libraries, but may have been too hesitant to ask.