Profile

• • MLS, Pratt Institute
  • MPA, NYU

Izabella Taler is an Associate Professor of Library.

She has extensive experience in various aspects of academic and public librarianship including administration, access services, collection development, instruction, interlibrary loan, mentoring, and research services.

Izabella is a Research Services Librarian and serves as the Coordinator of the Internship Program in the Library.

• • Germanic Language and Literatures
  • Hebrew and Yiddish Languages and Literatures
  • Library and Information Sciences
  • Jewish Studies
  • Slavic Languages and Literatures

• • Taler, I. (2018). Globalization of area studies: an analysis of collection development resources. Collection & Curation, 37(3), 97–110.
  • Taler, I. (2014). Discovering Jewish Studies Collections in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide.   ED545384
  • Taler, I. (2011). The Jewish Studies Book Awards: a collection development strategy for non-sectarian academic libraries. Collection Building, 30(1), 11–38.
  • Taler, I. (2008). LIS open access E-journal — where are you? Webology, 5(4)
  • Taler, I. (1994). The Use of Public and Business Administration Literature in the Field of Library Science: A Citation Analysis. ED372765
  • Taler, I. (1991). Neurolinguistic programming: a selective bibliography. Reference Services Review, 19(4), 49–62.
  • Taler, I. (1984). Burnout: A Survey of Library Directors’ Views. ED283524
  • Taler, I. (1982). Automated and manual ILL. Information Technology & Libraries, 1, 277–280.