The Libraries' Student Advisory Board (LSAB) is an open forum for students to voice their concerns, ideas, and feedback regarding library services and spaces. Examples of topics covered in meetings include:
How is the feedback used?
The Board’s recommendations help to incorporate student needs and concerns as they relate to library services, resources, and spaces. Feedback is anonymized and shared with library administration and relevant units or project teams.
Who is able to join?
We welcome membership from all Syracuse University schools and colleges, majors, and years. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to participate, and it looks great on a resume!
When and where does the LSAB meet?
Meetings are held on a monthly basis during the Fall and Spring semesters. Remote meetings are held over Zoom, and in-person meetings take place in Bird Library, Room 004.
Rosalyn Impink, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Grace Fritzke, College of Arts & Sciences
Austin Waters, School of Information Studies
Breeann Austin, School of Information Studies
Gregory Dachille, School of Education
Gigi Swinnerton, School of Information Studies
Melissa Patton, School of Information Studies
Ruby Williamson, School of Information Studies
Special thanks to Holli Kubly, our former web librarian and colleague, who helped create the structure for the Student Library Advisory Board.
