The Librarians’ Circle
Orozco Room
66 West 12th Street, 7th floor
An informal gathering among faculty, librarians and archivists of The New School who will address how notions of institutional memory and identity are created through libraries and archives. Examining the way bodies of knowledge are structured and organized, the participants will also explore possibilities for the future of information science, and consider how the social production of knowledge contributes to identity – on both the level of the individual, and in society at large.
Presented as part of the week-long exhibition and event series, “By Any Name: Institutional Memory at The New School.”
Moderator
Shannon Mattern
Professor, Media Studies and Film, The New School for General Studies
Speakers
John Aubry
Director, Raymond Fogelman Library
Joseph Heathcott
Chair of Urban Studies, Eugene Lang College
Ed Scarcelle
University Librarian
Wendy Scheir
Director, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Archives for Parsons The New School for Design



