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Stephanie Fridie
Research/Instructional
Services Librarian
Liaison to the Health Sciences,
Nursing, and Psychology Departments
Blackwell Library,
Salisbury University
Salisbury, MD
21801 Office: BL 127
Phone: (410)543-6206
E-mail:
smfridie@salisbury.edu
Education
M.S.
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1979
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Library Science
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M. Ed.
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1974
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Education
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B. A.
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1973
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Psychology
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Experience
Research/Instructional Services Librarian, September 1979 to
present.
Blackwell Library, Salisbury University, Salisbury, MD.
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Professional Associations
American
Library Association
(ALA)
Association
of College & Research Libraries
(ACRL)
Mid-Atlantic
Chapter of the Medical Library Association
Nursing
& Allied Health Resources Section
(of the
Med. Library Assn.) (NAHRS)
Reference
& User Services Association
(RUSA)
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Publication
Information
Seeking Behavior and User Education in Academic Libraries:
Research, Theory, and Practice. A Selected List of Information
Sources. Compiled by Stephanie Fridie, 1994. STACKS
Z674.25.I54
ERIC Document #ED371766
or
ERIC.gov
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Faculty Scholarship
Database
Database of Faculty Scholarship & SU Works
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Links
American Library Association
(ALA)
Academic Libraries Statistics
ACRL
Standards for Libraries in Higher Education
October 2011
Association
of College & Research Libraries
ACRL Value of Academic Libraries
Blackwell Library
Book Review Sources
Choice
Reviews Online, publishes book reviews monthly. Monthly
issues of Choice can be searched by subject category for
book reviews in a discipline, such as nursing or psychology.
You can set up an alert to get an e-mail from Choice about
recent book reviews in subject categories you select.
http://www.cro2.org/ Off campus access through
Research Port E-journals by title.
http://researchport.umd.edu/journals
Books in
Print
http://researchport.umd.edu/databases&id=UMD02063 Off
campus access through Research Port Databases.
http://www.salisbury.edu/library/databases/index.html
Collection
Development Plans
Guides to Information Sources by Subject
See
Health Sciences,
Nursing,
Psychology
Handout:
Literature Searches Nursing Research
Information Literacy ACRL Standards in
Nursing in
Psychology in
Teacher
Ed.
Information Search Process & Information Seeking
(recommended articles)
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Bond, C.
(2010). Surfing or still drowning? Student nurses'
Internet skills. Nurse Education Today, 30(5):
485-488.
http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.1016/j.nedt.2009.11.005
- Ford, N. (2004). Modeling Cognitive Processes in
Information Seeking: From Popper to Pask. Journal of
the American Society for Information Science &
Technology, 55(9): 769-782.
- Kuhlthau, C.C., HeinstrÖm, J. & Todd, R.J. (2008).
The 'information search
process' revisited: is the model still useful?
Information Research, 13(4) paper 355.
[Available at
http://InformationR.net/ir/13-4/paper355.html]
Text
Liaison Librarians -
Guidelines for Liaison Work
2010, Reference & User Services Assn. (RUSA),
American Library Association (ALA)
Nursing Dept. 30th Anniversary Slide Show
Psychology &
Information Literacy
Salisbury
University
Revised 11/2/2011

The librarian liaison
to Health Sciences is Stephanie Fridie,
smfridie@salisbury.edu | 410-543-6206
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