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Involving Faculty in BI—LIB 111

Abstract Since 1995, faculty at Ulster County Community College (now SUNY Ulster) have been teaching LIB 111: Information Literacy. As a result of an information literacy initiative that began in 1992, the reference librarians and faculty at SUNY Ulster developed an award-winning information literacy course. Teaching faculty are trained to teach the course, which is a pre/co-requisite for all second semester English courses. The course now enrolls over 300 students every semester both in the classroom and through the SUNY Learning Network, as part of SUNY Ulster's OASIS distance education program.