Showing posts with label National Library Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Library Week. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2016

National Library Week 2016

The Harriet K. and Philip Pumerantz Library is celebrating National Library Week by offering contests, events and instruction sessions. Today's libraries are not only about loaning items, they are about connecting users with services and resources.

Events

  • Coloring contest - April 11-15, Library 2nd floor
    Mon. - Fri Submissions, Thurs. - Fri. Judging, Mon. Prize awarded 
  • Arts & Healing Lecture - April 13, HEC Classroom E @ Noon
    Valorie Thomas, PhD - Afrofuturists looking to heal
  • Library Game Night - April 14, Library 4th floor conference room
    5 - 7 pm, Registration recommended, walk-in's welcome
  • Fine Free Friday - April 15

CAPE workshops for Faculty

  • DynaMed vs. UpToDate
    Monday, April 11 - Noon
  • That Elephant App: Your questions about Evernote answered
    Tuesday, April 12 - Noon
  • Evidence, shmevidence! Evidence-based medicine roundtable discussion
    Thursday, April 14 - Noon



Monday, April 4, 2011

National Library Week 2011

Celebrate National Library Week
April 10 – 16

Libraries are places for new beginnings. Whether you are getting your first library card, learning new skills, or starting your research, the library is the place where your story begins. This National Library Week, join our nation’s libraries and librarians and create your own story @ your library.

The Pumerantz Library would like to help you accomplish this by providing ways to enhance your learning and help you to create your future.

We have several programs available during National Library Week.


To register for any of these programs click on the link provided or visit the Pumerantz Library Workshop guide and register there.

Academic and special libraries help millions of Americans begin the next chapter in their lives every day. Celebrate today by visiting the Pumerantz Library - in person or online and create your own story @ your library.