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Here are some posts you can use to promote to users and/or your departments: Got A Project You’re Proud Of? Submit to the Undergraduate Research Contest Voice In: A project of the Digital Media and Innovation Lab Being Heumann: A Virtual Discussion with Judy Heumann, an Unrepentant Disability Rights Activist Screen Sharing Monitors Now Available …
Here are some posts you can use to promote to users and/or your departments: Introduction to Open Educational Resources Native American Heritage Month Book Recommendations Recent Webinar Recordings 24/7 Pickup Lockers Now Available Provenance Learning and Storytelling Exhibit It’s easy to adapt these post when you use the engaging emails template. Need help with creating …
The following construction projects are happening in and around Ellis Library this semester. We apologize for any noise or other inconvenience that occur while we work on some much-needed improvements to the library and campus. Please contact Shannon Cary at carysn@missouri.edu if you have any questions. University Archives is moving from Lewis Hall to the …
In the Fall of 2020, Dr. Sarah Buchanan was teaching an Honors seminar on material culture and had planned to exhibit work created by her students. Restrictions on gallery visits due to the pandemic meant that her students would be accessing materials primarily online, with the possibilities for displaying their work curbed greatly. Buchanan conferred …
Due to concerns about staffing and safety due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mizzou Libraries will have shortened hours this semester. We realize this will be an inconvenience to some students, and we do plan to expand hours next semester if it is safe to do so. Hours have been reduced to allow for extra …
Here’s what your co-workers are listening to while they stay at home! Michelle Baggett: “Wouldn’t It Be Good” by Nik Kershaw I absolutely love and replay over and over again…. ? Cindy Bassett: “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles For me and my son, Nathan, we are singing the Beatles version of Here Comes …
A shout out to Kimberly Moeller, who has been sending out regular engaging emails to her deparments. Marketing research done by AdZou has shown that email is the best way to communicate with faculty. If anyone else would like assistance with sending out engaging emails, contact Shannon Cary or Taira Meadowcroft for assistance. Kimberly’s Update
We want to keep connected during this time of remote work. One way to do this is to share photos of your work from home setups, and photos and video of your new co-workers (AKA kids, pets and whoever you share your space with). Even if you are on administrative leave, we would love to …
We want to keep connected during this time of remote work. One way to do this is to share photos of your work from home setups, and photos of your new co-workers (AKA kids, pets and whoever you share your space with). Even if you are on administrative leave, we would love to see what …
If you have questions or want to share tips about working from home, please send them to Shannon Cary at carysn@missouri.edu. I will post questions, answers and tips each week in News Notes. (Send urgent HR/IT questions to appropriate library staff.) Here’s some advice from Laura Schopp, professor and chair of the department of health …