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Encourage students to submit artwork for exhibit
The Curtis Laws Wilson Library will accept submissions for the Spring 2018 Student Art Exhibition until Sunday, Feb. 4. The exhibit will run Monday, Feb. 19, through Friday, April 20. A reception will be held Tuesday, April 10.
Read More »Student art award winners announced, see art online
The Curtis Laws Wilson Library is pleased to announce the award winners of the fall 2017 Student Art in the Library Exhibition. Members of the Art in the Library Committee and a local artist, Orval Reeves, judged the works. Exhibit visitors voted for the People’s Choice winner. The winners are:
Read More »Make some noise at kazoo performance
The campus community is invited to join library staff for a holiday kazoo performance at noon Monday, Dec. 11, on the plaza outside the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. Kazoos will be provided. Participants will hum favorite tunes and spread holiday cheer to give students a stress break as finals near.
Read More »Student art exhibit ends Dec. 8
The Fall 2017 Student Art in the Library Exhibit, located on the second floor of Curtis Laws Wilson Library, began Oct. 30 and will end Friday, Dec. 8. The exhibit features 53 works of art by 28 student artists in a broad range of mediums, including glass, acrylic and oil paints, mixed media, and digital art. The exhibit is jointly sponsored by the library and the College of Arts, Sciences, and Business.
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Honor student artists at today’s reception
The Fall 2017 Student Art in the Library Exhibit will be open on the second floor of Curtis Laws Wilson Library from Monday, Oct. 30, through Friday, Dec. 8. Please visit the exhibit and vote for your favorite piece for the exhibit’s Peoples’ Choice Award. Artists will be honored during a reception at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1, in the library.
Read More »Library hosting digital commons conference
Curtis Laws Wilson Library is hosting the Digital Commons — Heartland Users Group conference today (Thursday, Oct. 12) and tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 13, at the Havener Center. This conference is dedicated to sharing ideas, innovations and best practices for institutional repositories. Attendees include representatives from academic institutions in Missouri and surrounding states.
Read More »Open forum with library director candidate planned June 27
The third and final presentation by a library director candidate is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 27, in the Carver-Turner Room of the Havener Center. Learn more about the three finalists for the position at http://libguides.mst.edu/librarydirector.
Read More »Changes coming to archives, search for archives librarian underway
The archives at Missouri S&T has grown since it was first established in 1978 to house the university’s historical records. In 2017, the archives will make history itself when an archives librarian, a full-time position, is added to the staff. The archives librarian will report to the library director. The archives has been staffed by a part-time employee and a faculty member serving as archivist in addition to his or her faculty responsibilities.
Read More »Dogs in the library
Evidence of bed bugs was found in a book in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. As a precaution, a team from PrestoX Pest Control will be on campus with specially trained dogs to thoroughly inspect the facility. The inspection began Monday, Sept. 28, and is expected to be completed by the end of the week. The inspection process won’t impact regular library operations. For more information, contact Tracy Primich, director of library and learning resources, at primicht@mst.edu or 341-4011; or Michelle Bresnahan, director of environmental health and safety, at mem@mst.edu or 341-4305.
Read More »‘Web of Science’ training April 1
“Web of Science” is available to the entire Missouri S&T community online. A trainer will be on campus on Wednesday, April 1, in Room 103 Curtis Laws Wilson Library to show off the features of the Web of Science. The following is a schedule of events for the day:
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