Workshops

• Promotion & Tenure Packets, March 17
• Find the Right Journal to Publish Your Research, April 1
• Data Visualization with Palladio, April 3

Other Posts

• Spring Break Hours
• Cycle of Success: Special Collection Instruction in Middle School Field Trips

Workshops

• All About Articles and Databases, March 10
• uMap-Open Street Map, March 11
• Intro to Social Explorer, March 12
• Promotion and Tenure Packets, March 17

Other Posts

• Research Lifecycle: Library Support for Research
• BYOBook Club, March 12
• Peer Navigator Corner: North American Women’s Letters and Diaries

Workshops

• Considering Open Education? Campus Support for Making Your Course More Affordable, March 5
• ZoteroBib, March 6
• All About Articles and Databases, March 10
• uMap-OpenStreetMap, March 11
• Intro to Social Explorer, March 12

Other Posts

• Black History and Culture Trivia Night, March 1
• How to Fined Ebooks at Mizzou Libraries
• Peer Navigator Corner: Subject Librarians at Ellis Library
• Publish for Free in Cambridge University Press

Workshop Posts

• Data-Driven Maps With Kepler.gl, Feb. 25
• Research Data Management with LabArchives, Feb. 25 and 26
• Considering Open Education? Campus Support for Making Your Course More Affordable, March 5

Other Posts

• Lockers with Chargers in Ellis Library
• Peer Navigator Corner: Sensory & Seating Maps
• Black History Exhibit Presentation, Feb. 26
• Black History and Culture Trivia Night, March 1

Any person who wants to record video or take photos in Ellis Library, needs to fill out our Request to Record/Photograph in Ellis Library Form. This form can be found on the Media Contacts page. If you see someone filming or taking photos, please contact a Security and Safe Team staff member, who can make sure they have permission. Contact Shannon Cary on Teams if there is an immediate question or concern.

If you are in a specialized library, please follow your building’s rules. If you need your own media permission form, contact Shannon Cary.

Workshops

• Maximizing Your Research Identity and Impact, Feb. 18
• Research Data Management with LabArchives, Feb. 17 and 20

Other Posts

• Digital Media Lab in Ellis Library
• Black History Exhibit Presentation, Feb. 26
• Spencer T. Banks Black History Exhibit
• Peer Navigator Corner: BYOBook Club

Workshops

• Feb. 10: Mapping Data in All Things Missouri to Support Missouri People, Jobs, and Projects
• Feb. 11: AI Tools – Demos and Ethical Considerations Research
• Feb. 13: uMap – OpenStreetMap: An open source alternative to Google Maps

Additional Post

• Chat With the Librarian Wherever You Are

Workshops

• Research Data Management with LabArchives, Feb 5
• Zotero Citation Management, Feb. 7
• Which Data Mapping Tools Should I Use?, Feb. 3
• Demystifying the Literature Review, Feb 6
• Library Intro for Grad Students, Feb 4 & 5

Other Posts

• Stay Connected with the Mizzou Libraries
• Finding the Best Study Space
• Peer Navigator Corner: Snacks and Drinks in Ellis Library
• Freedom Collection Access Restored

If you need to find information from past News Notes, you can search at https://library.missouri.edu/news/category/staff-news. There is also a “News for Library Staff” link at the bottom of the Library News page. Contact Shannon Cary (carysn@missouri.edu) if you have questions about News Notes.

Workshops

• Library Intro for Distance Students, Jan 27
• Library Intro for Grad Students, Jan 28 & 30, Feb 4 &5
• Library Resources for Instructors
  Jan 28: Enhancing Engagement and Supporting Coursework with Library Resources
  Mar 3: Teaching with Open Education Resources
• Library Research Essentials
  Jan 29: Google Scholar and Beyond
  Feb 6: Demystifying the Literature Review
  Feb 11: AI Research Tool
• Digital Tools
  Jan 31: CollectionBuilder
  Feb 13: uMap-OpenStreetMap

Other Posts

• BYOBook Club at Mizzou Libraries
• Undergrad Research Contest, Deadline Jan 31
• New Ebooks at Mizzou Libraries: Sociology and Psychology