Newsletter Spring 2006

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ACRL Western New York / Ontario, Inc.

Spring 2006

WNY /O A C RL NEWS LETTER Hare, current senior student at Geneseo, was one of the students involved in the original experimental anthropology course, and now works as a reference assistant at Milne Library. Davies and Kintz describe student engagement in an experimental anthropology course and the path that professor and librarian have taken to perfect their approach over the past few years. Combining unique contributions of librarians, professor, and students, information literacy skills are designed to connect course content and the enhancement of student research. To promote a successful library instruction program, librarians and administrators rely heavily on the systematic results seen on an individual class level. Preliminary assessments, student feedback, and continuous readjustment of course content, pedagogical approach to that content, and meaningful activities aid in fostering positive improvements in students’ understanding of the research process.

FROM THE EAST: NYS Thruway westbound exit 43 (Manchester). Take Rt. 21 South to Canandaigua, At Main St. intersection TURN LEFT. Continue through Rt. 5 & 20 intersection. The Inn is on the right, just past the State Marina.

FROM THE SOUTH: Rt. 86 West to 390 N; exit #2 Cohocton. Take Rt. 371 N to Rt. 21 N until the intersection of Rt. 5 & 20 East. TURN RIGHT. Approx. one mile to Rt. 332 (South Main St.), turn right. The Inn is on the right, just past the State Marina. For more information on Canandaigua Inn on the Lake, please visit: http://www.visitinnonthelake.com For additional information on the area, please visit: http://www.visitinnonthelake.com/more_info_links.cfm

Librarian, professor and student will present expectations, course format, assessment, and revisions for continued and expanded collaboration.

Conference Site Directions Canandaigua Inn on the Lake Waterfront Resort and Conference Center 770 South Main Street Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-394-7800 The Canandaigua Inn on the Lake is easily accessible from New York State Thruway exits 43 and 44, just south of route 5 & 20. Located directly on the northern shore of beautiful Canandaigua Lake.

FROM THE WEST: NYS Thruway eastbound exit 44 (Canandaigua/ Farmington). Take Rt. 332 S. The Inn is approximately 9 miles from the Thruway. After entry Into the city of Canandaigua, continue through the intersection of Rt. 5 & 20; the Inn is on the right, just past the State Marina.

ACRL Western New York / Ontario, Inc.

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