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- “Throwing Open the Doors: Strategies and Implications for Open Access”
Monthly Archives: January 2009
Library Hours Survey
Frustrated when you go to the bank or the post office, only to find that they are closed for the day? Just so you won’t be frustrated with us, we at the Georgia State University Library want to understand your need for hours of operation that will coincide with your busy schedules.
The Library and the [...]
Posted in Customer Service, General News, Students Comments closed
Save Time: Get Research Assistance from Home!
Georgia State students–do you have a research paper to write, but you’re not sure where to begin? Attend one of these basic library resource sessions to save yourself time and frustration. There are two remaining online drop-in sessions scheduled for Spring semester 2009.
Posted in Learning Commons, Learning Technologies, Library - Instruction, Students Tagged online instruction, research Comments closed
ESL Tutoring – Spring 2009
ESL Tutoring will begin Monday, January 26, 2009 and run through April 30, 2009.
Hours for this semester:
Mondays, 1:30-4:00
Tuesdays, 12:30-4:00
Wednesdays, CLOSED
Thursdays, 11:30-4:00
Fridays, 1:30-3:00
Posted in General News, Learning Commons, Students Tagged English as Second Language, ESL, IEP, Intensive English Program, tutor Comments closed
Current Science Journals Moving
Beginning on Thursday, January 22, current issues of the science journals on Library South 3 will be moving to Library North 1 and will be integrated with the rest of the current periodical issues. This project will take several weeks. The space created on LS3 will allow for all of the bound Q periodicals to [...]
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Current Science Journals Moving
Beginning on Thursday, January 22, current issues of the science journals on Library South 3 will be moving to Library North 1 and will be integrated with the rest of the current periodical issues. This project will take several weeks. The space created on LS3 will allow for all of the bound Q periodicals to [...]
Posted in Special Collections & Archives Comments closed
Microsoft Problem in Computer Lab
Right now, most if not all of the student computers aren’t starting Microsoft from the link on the main background. If students click that, it comes up with an error message.
It still works, however; they just need to click start, choose “all programs” and then choose microsoft from there.
The guy at the computer help desk [...]
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A Historical Look at the Inauguration
Watch online or download podcasts of President Eisenhower’s 1957 swearing-in, President Kennedy’s swearing-in, President Reagan’s 1981 swearing-in, and President Clinton’s 1993 swearing-in. Also watch or download a podcast of “So Help Me God,” a historical look at the inauguration.
Posted in Learning Commons, Learning Technologies, Podcasts Tagged government, inaugurations, presidents, United States Comments closed
The Library will be closed Monday January 19th for the M.L.K. Jr. holiday.
The library will be closed Monday January 19th for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday but will reopen Tuesday January 20th. Please see the hours page for the complete semester schedule.
United States Presidential Inauguration
The Student Government Association will host a viewing of the U.S. Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama. All students, faculty, and staff are invited to experience this historic moment together.
Tuesday, January 20
11am – 1pm
Location Information:
Main Campus – Student Center
Room: Student Center Ballroom
Contact Information:
Name: Office of Student Life and Leadership
Phone: 404-413-1580
Admission Information
Free
Live stream also available here.
Other Viewing [...]
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