J. Kyle Spencer Map Exhibition Opens Friday

Interested in Film, Music, or the Renaissance? We've Got You Covered!

Selected Electronic Resource Guides

The following links represent a sampling of the numerous electronic resources available to CSU students, faculty, and staff.  The first link in each pair contains information and search tutorials.  The second link will take you directly to the electronic resource.

• ACM Digital Library information
• ACM Digital Library
 
• Classical Music Library information
• Classical Music Library
 
• eBooks on EBSCOhost information
• eBooks on EBSCOhost
 
• Films on Demand information
• Films on Demand
 
• IngentaConnect information
• IngentaConnect
 
• Iter Bibliography information
• Iter Bibliography
 
• KCDL Online information
• KCDL Online
 
• Modern Language Association (MLA) information
• Modern Language Association (MLA)
 
• Naxos Music Library information
• Naxos Music Library
 
• ScienceDirect information
• ScienceDirect

Mark your Calendars for the Annual Book Sale!

 

Main Campus  ~~  Wednesday, April 17th, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

                                             Inside the Schwob Library - Forum Area                                    

RiverPark Campus  ~~  Friday, April 19th, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

In front of the Saunders Center for Music Studies

 

Master of Arts in History Lecture Series

Master of Arts in History -- Race, Ethnicity and Society Lecture Series
Thursday,  April 11, 2013
4:30 p.m.
1st Floor Forum Area
Schwob Memorial Library (Main Campus Library)

An expert on frontier law, banking and charitable organizations in the South and Midwest will lecture at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 11 at CSU's Schwob Memorial Library. The lecture by Scott Lien, Assistant Professor of History at Lyon College in Arkansas, is entitled "To Bleed at Every Pore for the Want of Money: Capitalism and the Traditional Social Order on the Southwestern Borderlands." It is part of the Master of Arts in History -- Race, Ethnicity and Society Lecture Series offered by CSU's Department of History and Geography. Refreshments will be served beginning at 4 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public.

Dr. Scott Lien

Looking for a Different Kind of Research Tool?

Check out CSU ePress, CSU’s year-old digital repository that holds the academic output of the university.  You might be asking “What’s in it for me?” and we can honestly say that there’s much that the CSU ePress has to offer for CSU students and faculty.

Using the CSU ePress, one can access electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) generated by members of CSU over the years. The repository also holds an extensive list of faculty bibliographic references, and a number of faculty publications, in addition to some student publications. 

The CSU ePress is a valuable research tool for those who care to have access to academic materials generated by CSU students and faculty, as well as citation information about faculty publications. For those who care to contribute their work to the repository, it’s an easy way to not only archive one’s work, but also to have one’s work openly disseminated.

All material on CSU ePress is open access, meaning that the material is available for everyone’s use, free of charge.

Check out the repository:  http://tinyurl.com/Csu-epress

Guest Blogger:  Charlotte Davis

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Are You a Visual Learner?

Have you been a little reluctant to use the Libraries’ Online Catalog?  No need to fear!  Help is here!

The GIL-Find Instructional Videos are tutorials to assist you with your research or any questions you may have regarding GIL-Find, the Libraries’ Online Catalog.  These tutorials were designed to help you learn about the Libraries’ resources and services.

These short, easy to understand tutorials show how to:

·       Access and Use Your Library Account

·       Do a Title Search in GIL-Find

·       Do an Author Search in GIL-Find

·       Do a Subject Heading Search in GIL-Find

·       Do a Keyword Search in GIL-Find

If you need additional assistance, please contact Information Services, 706.507.8671 or use our Connect with a Librarian services.

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