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New MUSE Posts

Recipe: Easy Sugar Cookies

Weekend Fun: Mizzou Football, Midway Antiques, and the Fall Bridal Showcase

home Staff news Newshub Training Open to All Libraries Staff, Sept. 14

Newshub Training Open to All Libraries Staff, Sept. 14

The Marketing Team is holding an open Newshub training for all staff on September 14 from 10 to 11 am in 213 Ellis Library. If you are interested in learning how to use WordPress to create a Newshub post, an engaging email or an online newsletter, you are welcome to attend the training. We will also discuss resources for writing blog posts and how to create the best content. We hope to see you there.

–Marketing Team

home Staff news Healthy for Life Update

Healthy for Life Update

EVENTS

September 6th
Free Flat Changing Clinic
Walt’s Bike Shop
6 pm
Teaching the ins and outs of changing a bike flat out of the road or trail!

September 15th
Lizzy’s Walk of Faith 5k walk/run
Twin Lakes Recreation Area
Proceeds for to St. Jude Children’s Hospital.

September 15th
Spectrum’s Remarkable Race
Spectrum Health Care 
2-10 pm

September 15th
Sara Evans Concert for Mental Health Awareness  
Blue Note 8-12 pm

 

Pilates – Healthy for Life Wellness class

You can earn 10 points per class toward your Tier 2 Wellness incentive – up to 200 wellness points under Physical Activity.

  • Pilates is held Mondays and Wednesdays (12:10 – 12:50) in Townsend 206. Contact Tina England (engandt@missouri.edu) for information.
  • Strength/Core conditioning is held Monday, Wednesday and Friday (12:15 – 12:45) in Room 4F51 Ellis Library. Contact Nani Fudge (fudge@missouri.edu) for information.
  • Yoga is held Tuesday and Thursday(12:15 – 12:45) in Room 4F51 Ellis Library. Contact Glenda Moum (moumg@missouri.edu) for information.
home Cycle of Success, J. Otto Lottes Health Sciences Library Welcome to Christina Pryor, Coordinator for NNLM

Welcome to Christina Pryor, Coordinator for NNLM

The University of Missouri Libraries are pleased to announce that Christina Pryor has been hired as the new Missouri coordinator for the National Network of Libraries of Medicine in the Midcontinental Region. Christina has a Master of Library and Information Science from the University of Missouri and a Bachelor of Journalism from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She is coming to us from the University of Washington Health Sciences Library in Seattle where she served as the assistant director and community health education coordinator. Her previous positions include consulting and education services manager for Amigos Library Services, reference manager for the St. Louis County Library System, and medical research librarian for Covidien/Mallinckrodt. Christina is currently serving as the conference chair for the Library Marketing and Communications Conference, which will be held in St. Louis this fall.

24/5 Hours

Ellis Library will be open from noon on Sunday until midnight on Friday and from 8 am until midnight on Saturday starting Tuesday, September 4.

  • Only students, faculty and staff with a valid ID will be allowed in the library from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
  • Service hours, such as check-out and research, are not available during all hours the library is open.

For a complete list of all library hours, please visit library.missouri.edu/hours.

home Staff news New MUSE Posts

New MUSE Posts

Weekend Fun: Mizzou Football, MeatPalooza, and the Grateful Dead Experience

Recipe: 5-Ingredient Chicken Alfredo Bubble-Up Bake

home Staff news Marketing Update

Marketing Update

The Marketing Team has created a marketing calendar that consists of regularly occurring events throughout the year that we want to keep in mind for marketing purposes. These include local events (e.g. True/False), national month/day observances (e.g. Human Rights Day), and some library specific events (e.g. Open Access Week). We can market library resources/services/events during these times to have more impact.

The 2018-2019 Marketing Calendar is now available on the staff web page. Please contact Shannon Cary at carysn@missouri.edu if you have suggestions for the calendar.

 

 

home Staff news Set Up Move Function to Stop Spam Messages

Set Up Move Function to Stop Spam Messages

  1. Right click on the email.
  2. Click Move.
  3. Choose Always Move Messages in this Conversation.
  4. Choose the destination. Trash or another folder you set up.
home Staff news In the News

In the News

“Getting to Know You: Kate Anderson” (page 14)
MCMLA Express: Newsletter of the Midcontinental Chapter of the Medical Library Association, Spring/Summer 2018

home Staff news Notes From the Director, 8/28/18

Notes From the Director, 8/28/18

By now many of you have received notification you are getting salary increases.  Many of you have not received notification, which means your salary will be the same continuing through August of 2019.  Whether you received a raise or not, I want to thank for another year of service to the libraries, and encourage you with the knowledge that we are working to improve salaries for all.

Deciding how to assign raises was especially difficult this year.  The Libraries received a small raise pool from the University Budget Office, which we had not for about five years previously.  We also received separate, earmarked funding from the Provost’s Office for the promotion raises for librarians being promoted from Librarian II to III and III to IV.  These promotion amounts are set by the Provost’s Office each year.  Campus Human Resources emphasized we could not give a set percentage to everyone.

In assigning raises, the LMT looked at meritorious performance, time in rank, compression, rate penetration within rank and the ARL salary survey.  We did the best we could to do an equitable distribution.  We looked at all categories of employees.

As fall arrives and football begins, we know that campus life is picking up, and more students every day are visiting our libraries.  We are all committed to helping make their student experiences good one.  Thanks for all you do that contributes to the quality of the MU educational experience.

–Ann Campion Riley