University of Central Florida Libraries
5/23/2013
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"I stuck my head out the window this morning and spring kissed me bang in the face."
-- Langston Hughes
Nicole LeBoeuf just joined the Rosen Library team as a Sr. Library Technical Assistant, filling the vacancy created when Sandra Varry accepted a position in the main library's Special Collections department. Nicole has a Bachelor's in European History from Hampshire College, and a Master's in Library & Information Studies from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, as well as prior working experience in libraries. Please join us in welcoming Nicole to Rosen!
Quick Takes:
A handy roundup of some recent news:
Update on the Rosen Library Tutorials
We're happy to report that the Rosen Library Tutorials -- a set of self-paced, asynchronous tutorials and accompanying quizzes designed to teach Rosen College students the basics of conducting library research -- were heavily used this Spring semester. The Tutorials were utilized in 9 different class sections, reaching approximately 300 students. And with the new electronic submission feature, we saved paper and returned the Quizzes to instructors faster than ever!
It's not too early to start thinking about your Summer courses.... As you plan for your Summer courses, you can sign up to use our Tutorials through our Library Instruction Request Form, or just stop by and chat with us.
Below are recent acquisitions related to the lodging industry.
Click on the hyperlinked title for more information about any title.
New materials in the Rosen Library:
You may also wish to refer back to the May 2009 Faculty Lines for other (relatively) recent lodging acquisitions.
To discover even more new titles, search the Library Catalog for your favorite subjects.
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THIS LOOKS GOOD AGAIN, TIM,......
.....and I will be coming down to check on some of the titles. The book on Tourism and the lodging sector sounds interesting.I'm still using references from the Four Seasons / Isadore Sharp biography as background information in my lodging classes. Thanks for bringing in new "stuff". Wilfried
THIS LOOKS GOOD AGAIN, TIM,......
.....and I will be coming down to check on some of the titles. The book on Tourism and the lodging sector sounds interesting.I'm still using references from the Four Seasons / Isadore Sharp biography as background information in my lodging classes. Thanks for bringing in new "stuff". Wilfried
Thanks a million to Tim and his staff.
Rosen Faculty Lines have provided me with the recent update in material, news, and tools for all Rosen faculty. This issue not an exception. - Youngsoo -