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Open Studio Portrait is offered on the 4th Thursday of each month. The 4th Thursday in November is Thanksgiving, so the open studio portrait day will be the Thursday prior, the 16th. Also, they are canceling December’s Open Studio Portraits and will resume in January on 1/25.
You will need a MOcode, so please contact Shannon Cary at carysn@missouri.edu if you are interested in this service.
We have a small gift for all graduating student workers, and we will acknowledge them on social media (with their permission). So please send the names of these students to Jacqueline and Shannon at eibenj@missouri.edu and carysn@missouri.edu by December 1. Thanks!
Congratulations to Jara Anderson, the successful candidate for the RAIS position: Research and Instruction Librarian for Agriculture, Natural Resources and Extension. Jara will begin her new role, reporting to Rhonda Whithaus, on December 4th.
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 5. That means you should move your clocks back 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.
Do you get your FOLIO and EDS mixed up? Are you not exactly sure what Full Text Finder really does? Would you like to know more?
E-resources are confusing. There are a lot of different tools in our e-resource toolbox. Join Rhonda and Mara in this series of 15-minute lightning talks where they will define various tools and explain when to use each one and why.
First up:
FOLIO vs EDS
It’s not a cage match, although it can sometimes feel like it. We will define and differentiate FOLIO and EDS, let know you when to use one verses the other, and explain a bit about how they work together.
Tuesday November 9th 2:30 pm via Zoom:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://umsystem.zoom.us/j/97461399062
Meeting ID: 974 6139 9062
Passcode: tschool
On Halloween, a few of us handed out gift bags to patients in the children’s hospital for their reverse trick or treating event. It was a great experience to visit them and hand out treats so they wouldn’t miss out on Halloween. It’s always a fun time to see them in their costumes too.