“MUPD arrest man accused of taking pictures of students in Ellis Library”
KMIZ, March 13, 2017
“Man arrested after taking photos of people in Ellis Library bathroom”
Columbia Missourian, March 13, 2018
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“MUPD arrest man accused of taking pictures of students in Ellis Library”
KMIZ, March 13, 2017
“Man arrested after taking photos of people in Ellis Library bathroom”
Columbia Missourian, March 13, 2018
“Posters removed in Ellis Library not related to student group’s petition”
Columbia Missourian, March 9, 2018
“Campus abortion foes, MU dispute reason for poster removal”
Columbia Daily Tribune, March 9, 2018
“MU library removes controversial posters after student complaints”
KOMU, March 7, 2019
Vice Provost Report – Ann Campion Riley
Q/A What will the posters be? We are looking at some of the transform posters as well as those modeled in the ALA catalog.
Q/A When will we know the budget outcomes? Our first meeting with the Provost and Rhonda Gibler is this Friday. The state legislature is slated to pass a budget May 1st. There is no official decision date at this time. We will start talking to people if it seems like we need to prepare personnel. There are lots of pieces to this puzzle that we are waiting to fall into place so that we know what additional decisions we need to make.
Campus Safety – Sheryl Cullina
Sheryl announced that MUPD offers in depth active shooter training. This training will likely occur after business hours. Sheryl will look into setting up a time for this training to be available for University Libraries employees.
Q/A – What is the timeline to complete the Activity survey for those who did not complete it last week? Supervisors with employees that have not completed the survey have received an email and need to complete the survey on behalf of the employee by Friday.
Lib Cal – Nav Khanal
Nav walked through the Lib Cal and demonstrated how to book a room and some cautionary operations. He answered a few specific questions about warnings for double booking and deleting bookings. It was suggested that a start date and end date were added to the programming so that we can book events over multiple dates. Marie also suggested that the programming be modified to allow modifying a series of events’ start or end dates without being required to delete the series and add it again.
Closing remarks – Kevin McFillen
Kevin’s time as Chair of Staff Advisory Group is coming to an end and Kate Wright will soon serve as Chair. If there are any suggestions you would like to make to the format of the SAG meetings please let Kevin know.
Tuesday, April 3 at 10:00 AM – next Staff Advisory Group town hall meeting.
Daylight saving time returns at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 11. That means you should move your clocks forward one hour Saturday night before going to bed. It is also recommended that you use this as a reminder to change all batteries in fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
#MizzouGivingDay: Up to the Challenge
Your participation and gifts are part of something big on Mizzou Giving Day. Generous supporters have contributed challenge funds that provide a way for social media users and donors to win money for University Libraries .
Spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram by using #MizzouGivingDay. You could win the opportunity to further support the Libraries!
This year’s challenges include:
• Most dollars raised by unit
• Most donations by unit
• A variety of social media challenges
How can you help?
In 2017, the University Libraries achieved impressive results:
What can we achieve this year?
Mizzou Giving Day is a day for everyone who loves Mizzou to combine our support and maximize our impact. This year’s 24-hour campaign will take place from noon on March 14 to noon on March 15.
Schools, colleges, and campus programs will have the opportunity to earn additional support from two “prize pools”. Prizes will go to the top five finishers in each competition. Generous donors have contributed challenge funds that provide a way for social media users to win funds for the University Libraries.
This year’s challenges include:
The University Libraries priorities for this year’s Giving Day:
Special Collections & Rare Books Renovation Fund
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Friends of the Library
The University of Missouri Libraries have been leaning on the Friends of the Library since a group of alumni and friends met in the Student Union in 1960 with an idea to make our university stronger. They recognized that a gift to University Libraries impacts every student and every program. Please join us as we set our sights on 1,000 members in Friends of the Library! Great universities have great libraries. Help us build a better Mizzou by supporting the core of the academic experience, our libraries!
Collection Enhancement Fund
This fund provides for the care and growth of our collections. If you are interested in supporting access to scholarly material, this is the fund for you! Help us complete our progress toward $50,000 for collections enhancement.
Your support will make Mizzou Giving Day a success. Use the hashtag #MizzouGivingDay — on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram — to spread the word and inspire other Tigers to make a difference at Mizzou.
Congratulations to Hailey Carpenter on her promotion to full time Library Information Assistant. Hailey works evenings at the Health Sciences Library Circulation Desk.
Please welcome Carri Huff to the Ellis Library Circulation Reserve Desk. Carri will be working evenings as a Library Information Assistant, beginning on March 5.