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In mid-September, the Willard Grade library welcomed 180 Center Students The students spent Willard students through two days exploring our doors. Using the Instruction Linscheid Library. On the first Room, the CETL lab, an army of day, the students were given student assistants, librarian know walking tours of the library and a -how, and staff enthusiasm, the brief demonstration of how to library survived without a single search the catalog. On the sectimeout. ond day, the students searched Chelsea Baker, Instructional Services Librarian, was contacted by Celena Galbreaith, a sixthgrade teacher at Willard Grade Center here in Ada. She wanted the catalog for their own topics, and a cadre of student assistants helped them find their books in the stacks. The students selected over 100 materials, which were
to offer the students in her sixth-grade English classes the opportunity to use an academic library, as well as learning more about their areas of study.
delivered to their classroom. The librarians enjoyed the opportunity to work with younger students. Theda Schwing and Chelsea Baker came up with two novel ways of keeping students engaged while touring. Both the library and the Willard Grade Center feedback had been overwhelmingly positive. The librarians are already looking into refining the juvenile collections to better fit the students topics. Ms. Galbreaith has expressed interest in making this visit every year. And several Willard students were so impressed that they asked librarians how they could attend ECU in the future.
Halloween Spooktacular
What better way to spend a crisp October evening than a haunted party at the Linscheid Library? Okay, there may be better ways. However, they dont involve seeing the library employees & patrons dressed up in their Halloween costumes, or watching awesome spooky movies in the library. Join us on Oct. 29 for a creepy night of fun. Youll be treated to The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, a silent horror movie, with live musical accompaniment. Take pictures in a real coffin with a selection of our frame decorating set up especially for them. Make sure to stay to the end of the night to enter the costume contest, complete with fabulous prizes for the best student, staff, and child costumes.
Scare yourself silly with a screening of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, one of the first horror films scariest books, and find out your future with amazing fortune-telling. Younger children are welcome, with fun Halloween mask and
The Halloween party will take place on Oct. 29th from 4pm 7pm.
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There are also e-books available 24/7 through the library catalog. These range from general handbooks & encyclopedias to in-depth treatments of medial cares social aspects. You can check out some cool things at the library in-person, as well. Everything from medical dictionaries and dosage
calculations to biographies and personal accounts of nurses in the profession, share the shelves. Just look for call numbers starting with RT when youre in the book stacks. Check out all sorts of cool resources on your library page, or visit the library and get a tour for yourself. If you cant get to the library, be sure to use document delivery to get items sent to you.
for reserves, though. We can put items on online reserves, so they can be accessed even when the library isnt open. The process is simple. An instructor gives us the item they want on reserve. We scan a portion of the itemeither one chapters worth or 10% of the work, whichever is small-
estif the item is currently copyrighted. If it is out of copyright, we can put up the whole item in its entirety. If you are interested in putting items on electronic reserves, contact the Circulation Department.
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Contact your liaison librarian for one-on-one help if youre a student. If youre faculty, talk to your liaison librarian about classes and materials youd like. The librarians are your guide to the best resources, so make sure that you use them.
Though libraries have classic style, were more than just bookscheck out all our digital resources and research strategies
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