The Children's and Young Adult Collection (CYAC) is a small teaching and browsing collection that support students in the School of Education, as well as children and young adults in the CU and wider Boulder communities.
Join us in the Earth Sciences and Map Library, room 165G, on Tuesday, February 23 at 11am to learn the basics of programming in MATLAB. In this one-hour clinic you’ll learn about: Creating and clearing variables Mathematic operations Creating a script Matrices and arrays Indexing of matrices and arrays Strings...
Please join the CU-Boulder University Libraries & the Boulder Feminist Initiative for a fun, inclusive one-day event that brings together diverse communities to create and improve Wikipedia articles related to women in the arts. Despite its wide reach, Wikipedia suffers from a severe gender imbalance with men editing more articles...
Join us February 19th from 12pm-1pm or March 7th from 5pm-6pm to learn what Open Access means for humanists, and how you can deposit copies of your work in CU Scholar (our institutional repository) and commercial sites like academia.edu .
Looking for a good read? Want to try a new genre or author but don’t know where to begin? This February, don’t judge a book by its cover and take a chance on one of the mysterious fiction and non-fiction titles in the special Valentine’s Day bookcart. Running from February...
Eklund Opera Program to Present Poulenc's Dialogues of the Carmelites by Melanie Shaffer With the title Dialogues of the Carmélites , the opera by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) might sound rather mundane. However, this opera is based on the true story of the Carmelite nuns of Compiégne who were beheaded at...
Jack Maness, associate professor and director of the University Libraries’ sciences department, will discuss his trilogy of historical novels set in 1850s Kansas following a 5 p.m. reception on Thursday, March 31. The first, Song of the Jayhawk , won the 2015 Colorado Book Award for Historical Fiction, and the...
What do people find when they google you? Are you presenting your academic and professional achievements in the best possible light? This workshop will ways in which you can use academic social networking tools such as Research Gate and Academia.edu to make connections, to upload papers, and to start to...
On noticing a lack of recognition of the role of African Americans in history books, son of slaves and Harvard University scholar, Dr. Carter G. Woodson (1875 – 1950), founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History in 1915, which later became the Association for the Study...
Please join us for the Spring 2016 NORLIN LEARNER’S LUNCH series of workshops! Wednesdays 12:00-1:00, Norlin E113. Everyone is welcome, no sign-up necessary www.colorado.edu/libraries/events/workshops-seminars 1/27: Time Management: The Key to a Successful Semester Need a time management tune-up to start the semester out right? If you felt that last semester...
Next Monday, January 18, 2016, marks the thirtieth time we have celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The federal holiday was first observed on January 20, 1986. However, King’s life (1929-1968) and work have been honored in many ways before then. Many musicians have been inspired by the Civil Rights...
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