Maureen joins CSI after three years as Reference and Instruction Librarian at Bank Street College of Education. Prior to that she worked at the Library Council of Ireland, the Royal Irish Academy, Hudson County Community College, and John Jay College where her CUNY experience began. She holds Master’s degrees in political philosophy and library science. A strong advocate for libraries, she is dedicated to working with faculty colleagues on student information literacy with an eye to student retention and success. Maureen plans to investigate the impact of increased marketization on the provision of public services such as libraries and higher education, and the influence of such changes on instruction and information literacy practices.
Search
The Bulletin
Upcoming Campus Events
- Importing data from external sources and exporting Excel data.
- Highlighting data based on conditions, sorting, and filtering data to identify information.
- Entering data, formatting cells, and using styles for better readability.
- Overview of the Excel interface, basic navigation, and workbook management.
- That’s why we want to train you how to STOP THE BLEED. With three quick […]

Subscribe to CSItoday
Monthly Archives
In the News
- CSI Professor Rosane Gertner Featured in “WalletHub” Article on Best Holiday Destinations
- “La Voce di New York” Features America in Gramsci

- News From CUNY: CUNY Highlights Public Interest Technology With a 10-Day, Immersive Pop-up Event at the Oculus

- Reece Peck Quoted in Reuters Article
- During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, CUNY Celebrates Groundbreaking Research and Advocacy






