ABBY KASOWITZ-SCHEER

ABBY KASOWITZ-SCHEER was recently appointed head of Syracuse University Libraries’ Department of Learning and Academic Engagement. Kasowitz-Scheer has been with the Syracuse University Libraries for 21 years, serving as head of instructional services and then learning commons librarian (later called reference and academic engagement librarian). In her various roles, she developed an information literacy program, […]

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ABBY KASOWITZ-SCHEER was recently appointed head of Syracuse University Libraries’ Department of Learning and Academic Engagement. Kasowitz-Scheer has been with the Syracuse University Libraries for 21 years, serving as head of instructional services and then learning commons librarian (later called reference and academic engagement librarian). In her various roles, she developed an information literacy program, provided training and support for instruction librarians, offered reference and instruction to students, coordinated the Syracuse University Libraries’ participation in virtual reference services, trained and mentored student employees, planned collaborative events for the university community, and served as liaison to the Honors Program, Office of Veterans and Military Affairs and the Office of Student Living. Kasowitz-Scheer received her master’s degree in library sciences from the School of Information Studies and her master’s in instructional design, development, and evaluation from the School of Education at Syracuse University. In her role as head of learning and academic engagement, Kasowitz-Scheer will lead a department that provides in-person and virtual information, reference and patron technology support services, user-experience initiatives, displays and activities in Bird Library’s Miron Learning Commons, and library student success and outreach programs and initiatives. 

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