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Library Hours for Friday, March 24th

All of the hours for today can be found below. We look forward to seeing you in the library.
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Special Collections10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Congratulations to UVM Libraries' own Daisy Benson, Gary Attwood, Kate Bright, Amalia Dolan, Laura Haines, and Kelli Kauffroath who presented a poster on inclusive hiring practices last week at the Association for College and Research Libraries conference! Read more about their presentation, "Recruit Don’t Search: Using Inclusive Strength-Based Processes in Hiring" here. 

Come to the Howe Library atrium to watch the UVM men's basketball game beat Marquette in the first round of the 2023 NCAA tournament, this Friday, March 17 at 2:45 p.m.

The UVM Libraries welcomes you to join us March 8th, 12 - 1:30 pm, in the Davis Auditorium, for the panel discussion “The Future of Open Access: How Will it Impact You?” This event will explore open access publishing and principles with UVM community members. The panel will include: Meredith Niles, Acting Director of the Gund Institute, Dan DeSanto, Associate Professor of UVM Libraries, Mary Cushman, Professor of Medicine, and Kendal Fortney, Program Director of the Open Source Program Office. 

There's always more to chat about in the data world! Join UVM Libraries’ Statistical Design and Data Specialist Maria Sckolnick for two Random Chats about Data in February. Drop in whenever you can during the workshop hour and make sure to bring your questions! 

Located in the basement level of Howe Library, the Multimedia Recording Studio has everything you need to easily make high-quality audio and video recordings.

Things to know:

  • The studio is available for all students, faculty, and staff
  • Record audio or video interviews using high-quality equipment to produce great sound and visual (think: voiceovers, narrations, podcasts, interviews, photography, and video staging)
  • Achieve different configurations with drop cloths, green screens, and light kits
  • Record isolated audio tracks in a sound-proof environment
  • Take photographs in a controlled environment, with lighting and equipment support
  • Coming later this spring! We will continue to add to the recording studio’s offerings including setups for virtual reality (for gaming, CAD design, 3D imaging, and many other applications).

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Howe Library celebrates Women’s History Month! Check out our New Books Spotlight for books featuring women who tell our stories.

Howe Library celebrates Women’s History Month! Check out our New Books Spotlight for books featuring women who tell our stories.

Howe Library Celebrates Black History Month! Check out our New Books Spotlight for books featuring Black Resistance.

 

Starting a research project can be daunting. Finding resources can be tricky. Good thing librarians at the Howe Library have you covered with our Research Road map

Howe Library Celebrates Black History Month! Check out our New Books Spotlight for books featuring Black Resistance.

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Tomorrow! We hope to see you there! Following the panel discussion, the floor will be opened for questions and comments from the audience. Get ready to talk all things open access!

Tomorrow! We hope to see you there! Following the panel discussion, the floor will be opened for questions and comments from the audience. Get ready to talk all things open access!

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