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Library to Host Workshops on Scholarly CommunicationTwo workshops on scholarly communication will be held at the Bryan Library on Tuesday, May 25: ACRL's Scholarly Communications 101: “Starting with the Basics” Road Show and How to Start Your Library’s E-Publishing Program: Developing an Action Plan. Librarians and educators from all over the Southeastern United States are invited to attend.Questions? Contact Dr. Gary Fitsimmons.
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FROM THE DIRECTORI write this as we wrap up our National Library Week festivities. It has been an interesting week of learning and growing and I am glad we launched out into this venture. Still, there was much room for improvement, so we will do things a little differently next year, including moving some of our activities to early in the Fall semester so that everyone will not be too busy to participate. I wish to thank our brave People Books volunteers and our Evening Readers with the hope that they will be willing (along with others) to participate again next time. In the meantime, it’s on to the next project. The library will be hosting our two regional workshops on scholarly communication on May 25th and have been busily making preparations for that. If you are going to be around and are interested in digital publishing of your scholarly work, I would encourage you to register here. For more information on what these workshops include, contact me at gary.fitsimmons@bryan.edu.
We will be busy over the summer improving things here and there, so stop in if you are around, or look forward to something new that’s always just around the corner! |
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Our next installment of Bring Your World Into Our World series features the
Eleven faculty and staff members made themselves available for "check out" at various times during the day so that students could ask them questions about particular aspects (or book titles) of their lives. Titles included: I Love Comic Strips!, When Fidel Castro Forced Us to Leave Havana, Glenn Draper Singer, and The Facebook User Who Can Convince You to Give Up Facebook.
thank the following staff/ faculty for participating in our first-ever People Books event: Bob Andrews, Jody Cheon, Gary Fitsimmons, Jim Kinser, Phil Lestmann, Bruce Morgan, Mike Nichols, Roger Sanders, Mike Sapienza, Rick Taphorn, and Tami Tullberg.Current Issue | Past Issues: March 2010 | February 2010 | January 2010 | Nov/ Dec 2009 | October 2009 | September 2009 | May 2009 | April 2009
