Shannon Cary
Marketing Highlight
A recent Libraries Instagram Reel reposted by Mizzou, using the DJ Khaled “another one” meme to highlight the specialized libraries, received 9,272 views and 177 likes.
Check it out and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram!
Free COVID-19 Tests
Starting September 25, people can request four free tests per household through covidtests.gov. Officials say the tests are able to detect the latest variants and are intended to be used through the end of the year.
You can also get information on whether or not you can still use your old COVID-19 tests.
Highlighted Newshub Posts of the Week
Flu Shot Clinics
On-Campus Flu Shot Clinics Begin Sept. 20
On-campus flu shot clinics are available for faculty, staff and dependents (children 7 years and older accompanied by parent/guardian) enrolled in a university medical insurance plan. Appointments are required and can be made through the scheduling portal. Visit the Flu shots and health screenings webpage for additional information. Additional opportunities may be available at each campus.
MU Health Care Vaccine Clinics
MU Health Care will offer Saturday drive-thru vaccine events at South Providence Medical Park on Sept. 30, Oct. 14 and Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Car-side flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines will be available. No appointment is needed but remember to bring your insurance information.
New Muse Posts
Staff Corner: Billy Gale Jackson, 1933-2023
Welcome to Nicole Merzweiler
The MU Libraries are pleased to announce that Nicole Merzweiler has been hired as the continuing resources cataloger librarian. Nicole has a Master of Library and Information Science from Kent State University. She has previously worked as the cataloging librarian at Northeast Ohio Medical University. Nicole’s professional interests include inclusive cataloging and user experience.
Local Artist Jane Mudd on Display in Bookmark Cafe
During the fall semester, the work of Jane B. Mudd will be on display in Ellis Library’s Bookmark Cafe.
Jane Bick Mudd lives on a farm outside of Fulton, Missouri with her husband Tom. She has three grown children and is an Assistant Professor of Art at William Woods University in Fulton. She works in several medias and has a body of work that reflects many different themes. “The subject of my next painting or project is usually dictated by my daily experiences and exposures. I look for opportunities and challenges and I’m curious. I feel strongly about the environment, women’s issues, peace, and the importance of art in the world. I most often work directly from life but occasionally use other imagery for inspiration. Recently I have pursued several opportunities for public art.”
Learn more at The Fine Art of Jane B. Mudd website.
Highlighted Newshub Posts of the Week
Workshops
- PowerNotes, Sep 14
- Text Analysis with Voyant Tools, Sep 14
- Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, Sep 13
- Welcome to the Libraries, Sep 12
Other Posts