New York University, Division of Libraries Employee Directory
LibrariesNew York, United States51-200 Employees
New York University, Division of Libraries, operates an eight-library system in New York City that collectively holds about 6 million volumes and provides both on-site and online services to students and faculty. Its flagship Elmer Holmes Bobst Library houses millions of volumes, more than 53,000 serial titles, and extensive archives, and includes spaces and centers dedicated to digital projects, music and media, and preservation. Within Bobst is the Special Collections Center, which holds the Fales Collections and the Tamiment Library/Wagner Labor Archives, reflecting strengths in literature, avant-garde culture, and the history of left politics, labor, and social protest movements. The division serves NYU's global scholarly community by providing access to thousands of electronic resources and a wide range of formats. Based in New York City, it plays a central role in the university's intellectual life and continually enhances its resources and services to support research and learning.