Four librarians from GRU Libraries attended the Georgia Conference on Information Literacy (GaCOIL) in Savannah, Georgia this past weekend. GaCoil provides an opportunity for educators to share research and best methods related to teaching, learning, and assessing essential lifelong learning…
Twelve librarians and library professionals attended the fourth annual CSRA Annual conference this past Friday at Paine College in Augusta. The CSRA LA annual conference is designed to enhance usefulness and efficiency of libraries in the CSRA; to promote high…
Reese Library will soon host Finals Frenzy on the Summerville campus! Finals Frenzy is a collaboration between the University Libraries, GRU Student Activities, and Chi Sigma Iota. As with last semester, Finals Frenzy will focus on stress-relieving activities for students and will be…
Reese Library will host Finals Frenzy again this semester in collaboration with the GRU Student Activities and Chi Sigma Iota. Finals Frenzy will focus on stress-relieving activities for students and will be concentrated during peak times. The celebration begins with…
Last Friday, librarians from the Reese Library and the Robert B. Greenblatt Library were able to show off their work at the 2013 GRU Health Sciences Education Day poster session. This gave the Librarians a way to meet with program…
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Our first KICK OFF Breakfast was a HUGE success! Over 300 Jaguars turned out for goodies served up by Camilla Reid, Reese Library Director; Carol Waggoner-Angleton, Special Collections Librarian; Autumn Johnson, Outreach Librarian; and Matthew Whittington, Library Assistant. What did…
The first exposure I had to blogging was several years ago when Dr. Deborah van Tuyll in Augusta State’s Department of Communications & Professional Writing and I were collaborating on the syllabus for an Honors 4900 course we taught together: In…
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