Caroline Fuchs

Caroline Fuchs serves as University Librarian, Dean of Libraries, and Professor at St. John's University. Her roles include leadership in academic libraries, teaching in the DLIS graduate program, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Dean Fuchs holds an MLS, and M.A. degrees in English and History, along with a certificate in Instructional Design.

She is affiliated with the Vincentian Center for Church and Society as a Senior Fellow, and holds teaching fellowships in Technology and Writing across the Curriculum. Her research focuses on educational technology, graphic novels for social justice discourse, library leadership, and the role of librarians in academic communities.

Key publications explore anti-racist library practices, decolonizing collections, and aligning educational standards. She has presented globally on topics like mobile app development for libraries, digital literacy, and faculty development during the pandemic.

• Education: MLS, M.A. History (Queens College, CUNY), M.A. English (Queens College, CUNY)
• Awards: Senior Fellow (Vincentian Center), Teaching and Technology Fellow
• Liaison Areas: English, Library Science, and Humanities

Her work integrates technology innovation with social justice, exemplified by courses like 'Exploring New York through Comics' and leadership in library app development projects. She actively contributes to professional organizations including ACRL and ALA.