Voter Registration

  Are you registered to vote in the upcoming election?  Wondering how you can get an absentee ballot?  Stop by the voter registration table in front of the library this week.  Representatives from the College Republicans, the NAACP, and the College Democrats are ready to answer your questions and help you get registered.     More information . . .Continue reading Voter Registration

Twitter in the Classroom – Faculty Wednesday

Curious about using Twitter, but overwhelmed by where to start or how to manage it? Kyle Longest, Mike Winiski, and Jenny Colvin will share their experiences and strategies for using Twitter to enhance class interactions and professional communication, as well as potential challenges associated with the technology. Date: September 12, 2012 Time: 12:30 pm – . . .Continue reading Twitter in the Classroom – Faculty Wednesday

Scholarly Conversations kick-off with Lisa Spiro this Wednesday!

The Furman University Libraries are pleased to invite you to join us on Wednesday, September 5 for an enlightening and invigorating talk with Lisa Spiro to kick-off the Scholarly Conversations series. Dr. Spiro will be introducing a number of scholarly communication issues which are critical to all of us as producers and consumers of scholarly . . .Continue reading Scholarly Conversations kick-off with Lisa Spiro this Wednesday!

Scholarly Conversations

The Research Works Act and Cost of Knowledge movement recently brought international attention to key scholarly communication issues. These issues, centered on access to and the impact of scholarly discourse, are not limited to large research institutions. Every creator and consumer of scholarly information should be aware of these topics. The Scholarly Conversations series seeks . . .Continue reading Scholarly Conversations