Some of the Libraries’ cohort from the staff milestone recognition in June: (l to r) Erica Parin, Kim Kaiser, Ed Smith, Katrina Zwaaf, Maria Kostic (all with 10 years), and Suzanne Posluszny (20 years). Congratulations to all! Credit: Erica Parin.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN REPORT |
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Creativity, Inc., Ex Libris implementation, and working without a script. |
FEATURES |
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Update from the Ex Libris Implementation Team for July. |
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On the sunsetting of the Library Catalog Committee. |
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Takeaways from the ALA annual conference. |
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Introducing the Health Sciences Libraries on social media! |
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A glimpse at the Agenda from July 1997. |
HAPPENINGS |
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The Faculty and Staff Appreciation Picnic is fast approaching–have you RSVP’d? |
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What’s happening around Rutgers in July. |
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Quick takes on events and news from the Libraries this month. |
TRENDING – news from other Libraries’ blogs
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| A new post on the Margery Somers Foster Center blog includes an interactive timeline of Douglass Residential College, spanning the period from 1913 to 2010. It features images and descriptive captions of the important people, places, and events that have contributed to the college’s distinguished, 100-year history. | If you’ve been in a class where I’ve taught, you may have heard me mention some free chemistry resources. I wanted to share with you another blog post I wrote on this topic, titled “Free (and sometimes overlooked) Chemistry Resources”. | The May 1918 War Service Bureau letters to men in service brought news of baseball and commencement activities at Rutgers. “This afternoon we play Lafayette in baseball. . . . Johnny Lyons, our baseball captain, has gone to the Fourth Officers’ Camp; and so we’re not very optimistic about the result of the game this afternoon.”What Exit? |