“Everything You Need to Know About NoodleTools”, a demonstration and workshop about the online Bibliography builder you’ve been hearing about from other students.
Don’t know the difference between MLA and APA styles of citation? Do you have to create a bibliography for your research paper but are confused by all the intricate rules of format? Then this workshop will demystify the process and show you how to create letter perfect bibliographies every time!
- Your presenter: Rich Arnold, Public Services Librarian
- When: Wednesday, October 8, 2008 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
- Where: The Teaching/Technology Center in Room E-006 (Lower level)
To sign up for this workshop, just email Rich Arnold at rarnold@sullivan.suny.edu
Make your academic life easier with NoodleTools!
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Now through October 15, the Hermann Memorial Library is displaying a selection of recent books on the topic of Hispanic Heritage, to mark the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. The richness of Hispanic culture is the subject of this exhibition, from food to literature, from painting and sculpture and photography to music, from socio-political identity to popular culture icons. All books on display may be circulated, so come on in and have a good browse.
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“An introduction to ebrary” A presentation by Rich Arnold
of our newest collection of 18,000+ e-books. A powerful database of digitized books for reading and research, ebrary can be accessed from on or off-campus. Let me show you how!
When: Monday, September 15th, 2008 from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Where: The Teaching and Technology Center, Room E006
Sign up for this workshop by sending me an email: rarnold@sullivan.suny.edu
Questions? Ask Mr. Arnold. Call extension 4389
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We can help all new and returning students to get their campus computer ID and password in the library. Just bring your class schedule to the library and a library staff member will help you get your ID and your ANGEL ID.
We have a small book display on the Library main floor all about Green Studies, an area new to Sullivan. Books may be checked out!
Don’t forget your college ID; it is, in fact, also your library card with which you can check out up to 12 books at a time. You can also access your library account online to check the books you have out and make renewals. Let us show you how!
Wondering if your professor has put the textbook for your class on reserve? Click on “Sullivan Course Reserves” on the Library Home page under “Find Books”. You can search under course name or professor’s name. A librarian will be glad to assist you.
You will soon discover that the library is the focal point of a lot of academic activity: bring your cappuccino and browse our extensive magazine and journal collections; read the newspapers; study in one of our private study rooms; use one of our computers to do research or check your email. Remember too that upstairs is the Center For Learning, where you can hook up with other services, including the peer and professional tutoring program. Think of the Hermann Memorial Library as the “center” of the campus.
The staff welcomes all of you, and we hope to get to know you in the coming weeks. Have a great semester!
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