Starting on Monday, Aug. 11, the entrances to both of Augusta University’s libraries will require JagCard Badge access after 10 p.m. Badge readers are placed at the entrances of both Libraries and will grant access to our late-night students, faculty…
by Melissa Johnson On May 7, staff members from Greenblatt Library and Reese Library participated in the first University Libraries’ Staff Development Day. Included in the day-long event were sessions from GRU Workforce Development about “Managing Time, Change, and Stress,”…
Interviews for the position of Head Librarian, Reese Library will take place on the following days: January 30, Jeff Heck; February 13, Chris Matz, and February 14, Dr. Raymond Uzwyshyn. Each candidate will be presenting on the topic of “Transforming…
The Robert B. Greenblatt, MD Library will offer three classes this summer covering a wide-range of topics for students, faculty, and staff. The classes are sponsored by GRU’s Department of Human Resources. To register for a class visit georgiahealth.edu For more information…
The employees of Reese Library awarded Georgia Regents University Kids University scholarships to two deserving children from the Augusta area yesterday. Dr. Paulette Harris, GRU Literacy Center director and Cree-Walker Endowed Chair in the Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and…
There is something to be said for working as a Library Assistant in the Circulation Department. You see; it places me in a unique position to talk to, and get to know the students that wander into the Library. (…
Melissa E. Johnson joins the faculty at Reese Library as the Electronic Resources and Serials Librarian. Melissa has an in-depth familiarity with the Augusta State University community as a student and as a former staff member in the English and…
Jeff Heck, Associate Director of Reese Library, is the winner of the 2012 Georgia Library Association (GLA) Bob Richardson Memorial. This award, presented to Jeff on October 4, 2012, was established by the Association’s Executive Board in 1999 in recognition…