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The Stabler Running Collection at Syracuse University

Ed Stabler Syracuse Chargers National Distance Running Collection was created by the Syracuse Chargers Track Club and Syracuse University, to honor Engineering Professor Ed Stabler for his academic service and for his own accomplishment in long distance running.[1]  The collection was established in 1998 at the Syracuse University Libraries “to preserve the rich heritage of distance running through the stories of runners and races” [2] 

[1] Kamal Jabbour. 1997. "A Running Library for Syracuse: Metro Edition." The Post - Standard, D.5.

2 Ibid.

Accessing materials in the Collection

Members of the Syracuse Chargers:

Members of the Syracuse Chargers in good standing are eligible for a Syracuse University Libraries borrowing card during the annual open registration period held in November or December each year.

Stabler materials are integrated throughout the collection at SU Libraries based on their subject category and organized by Library of Congress call number. Browse the Stabler Collection online to determine call number, location, and availability. If you you would like assistance with locating materials, please contact our service desk.

Members of the community at large:

Members of the community can access the Stabler Running Collection by visiting a local Public Library branch and requesting materials by title through interlibrary loan. Virtually browse the Stabler Collection to determine title and call number. For those in Onondaga County, please contact your local branch of the Onondaga County Libraries system. For those in surrounding counties, find your local Public Library in New York.

 

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