by Caroline Akers and Josette Kubicki
Reese Library has recently added new books to their collection:
- Being Ugly: Southern Women Writers and Social Rebellion by Monica Miller
- Approaches to Teaching the Works of Assia Djebar by Anne Donadey
- Accelerating on the Curves by Katharine T. Carter & Associates, 2nd edition
- Arts and the Creation of Mind by Elliot Eisner (ebook)
- Teaching Meaning in Artmaking by Sydney Walker
- Talking About Student Art by Terry Barrett
- Using the Art Museum, 464-1 by Denisee Stone
- Differentiated Instruction in Art by Heather Fountain
- Rethinking Curriculum in Art by Stewart Marilyn
- Assessment in Art Education by Donna Beatie
- Roots of Art Education Practice by Mary Stankiewicz
- Cambridge Social History of Modern Ireland by Eugenio Biagini
EndNote X8 is now available to Summerville Campus students, faculty, and staff! EndNote is a powerful reference management desktop program that automates most of the work involved in creating, organizing, and formatting your citations. You can build your reference library by exporting citations from library resources like the GIL-FIND catalog and GALILEO databases, and even from Google Scholar. Use EndNote on the go by creating an EndNote Web account, free for two years, which enables you to sync exported citations wherever you are.
To download EndNote X8 to your device, visit http://guides.augusta.edu/endnote.
For more information on how to use EndNote, contact us at Reese Library.
