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This semester the Engineering Library has added new items to our equipment checkout. We've added more Android and iPhone chargers, the newest MacBook charger (Magsafe 2), a couple of Flip Ultra HD video cameras, several power strips with extension cords, and two ethernet cords. Ask for them at the circulation desk!
For a complete list of everything we checkout, visit https://libraryguides.missouri.edu/equipment
The Engineering Library is now on Facebook! Follow us for updates on library hours, events, and engineering related information.
Find us here or by searching ‘MU Engineering Library & Technology Commons’ on Facebook.
With the new renovations in Lafferre Hall coming to a close, students will find that their prayers (or rather their comment cards) have finally been answered. Potential Energy Café, located in the east wing of Lafferre, is open for business. The café's menu includes Kaldi's coffee, tea and smoothies as well as pretzel wraps and fruit cups. So whether you need a snack between classes or a caffeine boost while hitting the books at the library, Potential Energy Café has you covered.
Check out their Campus Dining page for a complete list of their hours and menu items.
This workshop will be held in Rm. 213, 2nd Floor, Ellis Library.
September 16th 1-2 pm
Learn how to use Endnote, a powerful citation program, for your academic writinings. The workshop will teach you how to use this tool in order to store citation data, produce intext citations and bibliographies in various formats.
With presenter Michael Muchow, Humanities Librarian
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.
You may have noticed that things look a little different in the Engineering Library. Due to the Lafferre Hall Renovation, the Apple Computer Lab has moved into what was formerly the “quiet side” of the library (W2003). We still have plenty of computers, tables, and chairs for study space, as well as study rooms E-H. Groups may reserve study rooms for 2 hours at a time.
Looking for a quiet place to study? The Engineering Library has nine study rooms for group use. Each room has a white board, and dry erase markers are available for checkout at the front desk. Reserve a study room online for two hours at a time.
Every Friday this semester, Ellis Library is holding workshops on various topics to improve your research skills. Learn tips to research smarter not harder. Check out the topics and register for these and other library workshops.
If you can't make it to the classes, you can find workshop recordings and tutorials online.
We hope you all enjoyed your summer break and are ready to start the new semester!
Remember you can always stop by the Engineering Library for research help or to find a comfortable place to study. Also be sure to check out our Lego Lafferre display.
Join MU Libraries for the Graduate Student Research Workshops March 18-21 and you'll be on your way to better research. You will learn about tools that help you save time, organize your research, stay current in your field, and even maximize your research impact. Sessions are offered both in person at Ellis Library or online through Blackboard Collaborate. Find full details and register at https://libraryguides.missouri.edu/gradworkshops.