March 2018

Busayo Oluwaybanila and Carolina Acevedo, students of Marsha Goldberg’s (Women, Gender and Creativity House), dropped into Special Collections to play with new acqui-sitions in the Artists’ Book Collection
Photograph of Vibiana with fellow African American Studies panel presenter Jaehwan Han, Kyungpook National University, South Korea. Taken at Southwest Popular/American Culture Association.
Sheridan Sayles poses in the Lautenberg exhibit for a photographer from the Bergen Record.
Mei Ling Lo and Judy Cohn at LSM Open House.
Michael Joseph shows off some of the SCUA wonders for Megan Lotts’s Byrne Seminar.
Chang Library held a button-making event for students.
Dee Magnoni and the faculty and staff of Chang Library welcome faculty from SEBS and NJAES for an Open House to learn about library services on Cook.
The New Brunswick Libraries celebrated Love Your Data Week.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN REPORT
	Drawing on the framework discussion from last month, Krisellen Maloney shares a draft of a matrix to guide our own planning discussions. More>>
FROM CABINET
	The Library of Science and Medicine and Robert Wood Johnson of the Health Sciences are partnering to expand the health sciences library presence on Busch campus. Judy Cohn explains what this means and what to expect next. More>>
	URA-AFT Performance Appraisal Process is kicking off — here are the forms and information you need to complete your appraisal. More>>
	New Brunswick Libraries is looking forward to celebrating with faculty authors and creators from Rutgers-New Brunswick. More>>
FEATURES
	Update from the ExLibris Implementation Team for March. More>>
	You’ve heard about WebEx — here’s the who, what, where, when, why, and how of WebEx meetings. More>>
	Event and flyer templates, group study room signs, and outreach materials for library liaisons are now available on our website. More>>
	A look back at the Agenda from March 2000. More>>
HAPPENINGS
	On March 21, something big is happening at Rutgers—think thousands of alumni and friends supporting every Rutgers school and program imaginable. What could a bigger library mean for our students and faculty? More space, more resources, more support, more success! Look for more information about how the Libraries are celebrating #RUGivingDay soon. More>>
	On February 21, the Libraries welcomed Senator Lautenberg’s family, friends, and colleagues to a special exhibit opening for New Jersey First: The Life and Legacy of Frank R. Lautenberg. More>>
	What’s happening around Rutgers in March. More>>
	Quick takes on events and news from the Libraries this month. More>>

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I learned of the opportunity to work on the Douglass Alumnae Oral History Project in my sophomore year in Douglass Residential College. At the first call for part-time transcribers, I leapt. As a history major and a lover of stories, I relished the opportunity to listen and document the narratives of Douglass alumnae…

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