home Staff news Harman to Serve as Interim Head of Journalism Library

Harman to Serve as Interim Head of Journalism Library

Thank you to Gabe Harman! I am pleased to announce that Gabe Harman has agreed to serve as the Interim Head Librarian of the Journalism Library starting November 15th. Vera Elwood’s last day as the Head Librarian is this Friday, November 22nd. Gabe began serving as the Journalism Librarian in June 2024 and prior to that he was a LIS Sr. at the Engineering Library. I appreciate Gabe’s willingness to help during this time of transition. We are working to finalize a job description in anticipation of posting the permanent position near the beginning of the year. More details are forthcoming.

–Chris Pryor

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Elf Jr.

Presentation on the Missouria Indians by Michael Dickey

Horse Drawn Carriage Rides in Columbia

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home Staff news Deck the Columns, Thursday, Dec. 5, 4 to 7 pm

Deck the Columns, Thursday, Dec. 5, 4 to 7 pm

Location: Mel Carnahan Quad

All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend the annual Deck the Columns event. Join the Mizzou community for treats and cocoa, musical performances, photo opportunities with Truman and a chance to win a prize! Attendees are encouraged to spread holiday cheer by giving pack to our community through Tiger Pantry and United Way. More information can be found here.

home Staff news Library Management Team Notes 10/15/24

Library Management Team Notes 10/15/24

2024-10-15 LMT Notes

home Staff news In the News

In the News

“Paula Roper named MLA Outstanding Professional Librarian”
Show Me Mizzou, November 6, 2024

home Staff news United Way Mystery Boxes

United Way Mystery Boxes

The College of Health Sciences and University Data, Analytics, and Institutional Research are teaming up to raise money for the Heart of Missouri United Way.

Buy a $5 ticket for your chance to choose from our intriguing selection of Mystery Boxes and claim the treasure within it. Want more chances to win? Purchase 5 tickets for $20.

Winning tickets will be drawn on November 15 at 106 Clark Hall at 2:00 PM. Winners will get to choose their prize box from the Mystery Boxes available. Those unable to attend the in-person drawing will have a box randomly selected for them.

We are bringing you fun filled mystery boxes. Perfect for the Holiday gift giving season. Each box contains interesting item(s) ranging from new, vintage, delicious, useful, themed or just plain weird and fun treasures. You will want to be here for a fun and exciting opportunity!

Support United Way – enter today $5 each or 5 tickets for $20 for more chances to win!

Enter for your raffle ticket information here: https://tinyurl.com/MysteryBx2024

Pay with Cash, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or make checks payable to “Heart of Mo United Way”.

When paying via Zelle through your bank, you can make your payment directly into our United Way fundraiser. You initiate the transfer by typing Christine Ludeman at 573-239-9794 and the transfer is made. If you have questions, please contact Christy Ludeman at 882-4077.

Don’t want to enter the raffle but still would like to donate to United Way, you can do that too with the tinyurl link!

Please contact Rose Hayden Haydenrm@missouri.edu or Christy Ludeman Ludemanc@missouri.edu for any questions.

Let us know if you want to donate a box. We will accept your generous donation!

Please forward this on to anyone you think might also want a chance to win.

Thank you,
From the Lewis Hall Ladies

home Staff news Best Wishes to Vera Elwood!

Best Wishes to Vera Elwood!

Vera Elwood will be leaving the University of Missouri Libraries on Friday, November 22nd. I cannot express the level of gratitude and appreciation I have for working with Vera for the last two and a half years while she served in the role as Head Librarian for the Journalism Library. Vera will be deeply missed as she has made such a positive impact and brought forward much needed change at the Journalism Library. She has accepted a newly created position as the Coordinator of Youth Programming for The Center Project, which is a local community organization that Vera has supported and volunteered with for the last several years. Please join me in wishing Vera all the best in her new adventure supporting our local community. I am working to develop a plan for covering the Journalism Library so more details will be announced.

-Chris Pryor