Reference Librarian / Business Liaison
Contact:
Office: Gleeson 100
Phone: (415) 422-5389
email: plscott@usfca.edu
Office Hours Fall 2012: Tuesday mornings from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM.
Starting on Tuesday, October 23
In my office, GL 100 in Gleeson Library/Geschke Center
If you are not on Main Campus, I can help you via phone, email, or virtually! That means that you can meet with me from anywhere, even if you never come to the Main Campus.
FAQs:
How do I find you in the library? Where is GL 100? Just go to the Reference Desk in the library, and ask. They will show you where my office is.
What if I am not free during your office hours? You can contact me to set up another time to meet in person or virtually, or call or email me with questions
What do you mean, "meet virtually?" I use a download called Join.me that allows me to show you how to do research, from my computer to yours.
Primary Liaison Areas:
Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Hospitality Management, International Business, Marketing, Executive MBA, MBA, jMGEM (Joint Master of Global Entrepreneurship Management)
About Me:
I was born and raised in New Jersey.
I have a BA in Behavioral Science from Drew University, a Master of
Arts in Teaching, Elementary Education from Monmouth University, and a
Master of Library and Information Science from San Jose State
University.
Work:
I've been in my current position at USF
since 2003, but began my association with Gleeson Library/Geschke
Center in 1995 working in the Catalog Department. I've also worked in
the Periodicals Department at Gleeson. Other positions I've held
outside of USF include Temporary Catalog Librarian for the Alameda
County Library system in Fremont, Assistant Librarian at Schools of the
Sacred Heart in San Francisco, and Fourth Grade Teacher at the now
defunct St. Emydius School in San Francisco.
Professional Interests:
Helping the students, staff, and faculty at the School of Management, as well as all of the great people in the USF community. Embedded librarianship, mentoring, library instruction, outreach, and faculty-librarian collaborations.
