Fall Hours for our libraries resume on August 22nd.
Until then, we have shortened hours. Remember to check the hours page!
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Fall Hours for our libraries resume on August 22nd.
Until then, we have shortened hours. Remember to check the hours page!
Online news content, today’s first rough draft of history, lasts about 100 days — the lifespan of a common flea. Addressing this urgent threat to cultural memory requires immediate action by individuals from all parts of society.
Read more at the Reynolds Journalism Institute blog: Register for a free webinar to preview DTMH 2016 at UCLA
Dodging the Memory Hole 2016: Saving Online News forum organizers today announced a travel scholarship program for select graduate students to attend the forum at the UCLA Library on Oct. 13 and 14.
Read more at the Reynolds Journalism Institute blog: Travel scholarships available for graduate students to attend DTMH 2016 at UCLA
A team of industry leaders establish an Importance/Difficulty Matrix in order to chart ideas by relative importance and difficulty for furthering public-private partnerships.
Read more at the Reynolds Journalism Institute blog: Take Action! Public-Private Partnerships: Importance/Difficulty Matrix
Our hours are changing starting in July. We will be closed July 2-4 for the Fourth of July holiday and then the hours will be as follows:
Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm
Friday: 8am-5pm
Saturday: 1pm-5pm
Sunday: 1pm-5pm
Hours are subject to change. Please be sure to always check the website for any changes to our hours.
Edward McCain interviews Brian Hocker about the cooperative project between the Dallas NBC station and the University of North Texas. Hocker is vice president of digital media, programming and research at KXAS-TV, NBCUniversal, Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
Read more at the Reynolds Journalism Institute blog: Take Action! Public-Private Partnerships: Brian Hocker and Edward McCain
To meet our expected collection expenditures without cuts in FY17, the MU Libraries collections budget would need to be $7.2 million. Our expected revenue (or budget for collections) will be approximately $6 million. To accommodate the shortfall, we will need to reduce our expenditures by 1.2 million or approximately 17% in FY17.
Please see our FY17 Collections Budget page for a full overview of where we are in this collection reduction process.
Recent communications to Department/Program Chairs:
Shoutout to our own Barb Jones for her Valuing Library Services Calculator, which was mentioned in this season's BMJ (British Medical Journal) Insider's Quarterly Newsletter!
"Put your library where the money is: Free ROI calculator"
BMJ Insiders's Quarterly Newsletter, Spring 2016
What is your library worth to your institution?
How much would it cost to replace your library services on the retail market? Calculate what it would cost to buy library services – at a book store, through pay per view for articles, from an information broker – if you and your library weren't there.
In honor of Memorial Day, Ellis Library will have reduced hours this weekend:
What are the hours for all of the other libraries on campus this weekend?
Check our always up-to-date Hours page!
library.missouri.edu/hours/