Knight Reads is our collection of popular fiction and non-fiction reading. There are Knight Reads collections in the John C. Hitt Library and in the Rosen Library.
Check out these titles we just added to the Knight Reads shelves in the John C. Hitt Library:
If you’d like to suggest a title to add to Knight Reads, please email it to carrie.moran@ucf.edu
Restrooms on the 3rd floor in the “back half” of the building will remain closed for renovation.
Starting Monday night, 3/20, the “Student Union side” of the 4th floor of the John C. Hitt Library will be closed for the installation of sprinklers. Materials in call numbers N through QP will be inaccessible, but can be requested online, please see a staff member for assistance. Items will be retrieved several times daily, and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk. It is estimated that this work will be completed around 5/1/17. Over the next months the entire building will be fitted with fire sprinklers as part of the ongoing work on the 21st Century Library project.
Work continues on the study area of the 5th floor. When completed, the area will offer students a bright, new, space for silent, individual study, research, reflection, and coursework.
More information about the 21st Century Library project is at: http://library.ucf.edu/21st/ You can check there for any work alerts. Earplugs remain available at the Circulation Desk.
Spring Break closures include:
** The back half of the second (main) floor of the John C. Hitt Library will be closed, starting Friday evening, March 10, and reopening on Monday, March 20. Turner construction will be installing fire sprinklers in the area. You can request items from the Reference collection, located in the work area, to be retrieved for you. There is an online form linked to http://library.ucf.edu/news/reference-book-request-2017/
Over the next months the entire building will be fitted with fire sprinklers as part of the ongoing work on the 21st Century Library project.
**Restrooms on the 3rd floor in the “back half” of the building will remain closed for renovation. The 4th floor restrooms in the “back” of the building have re-opened.
More information about the 21st Century Library project is at: http://library.ucf.edu/21st/ You can check there for any work alerts. Earplugs remain available at the Circulation Desk.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we asked our librarians who their favorite female authors are. Here is what they shared!
| Missy Murphey – Research & Information S.E. Hinton |
Barbara Alderman – Regional Campuses Agatha Christie Annie Jacobsen |
| Tim Bottorff – Rosen Library Emily Dickinson Mary Shelley |
Sai Deng – Cataloging Eileen Chang Jane Austen |
| Sarah Norris – Scholarly Communication Diana Gabaldon Margaret George |
Peggy Nuhn – Regional Campuses Colleen McCullough Jacquelyn Mitchard |
| Shane Roopnarine – Rosen Library Ursula K. Le Guin Madeleine L’Engle |
Tina Buck – Electronic Resources Helene Hanff Dorothy Gilman Candice Millard |
| Michael Furlong – Regional Campuses Patricia Highsmith Shirley Jackson Paula Poundstone |
Rich Gause – Research & Information Octavia Butler Ursula K. Le Guin Nnedi Okorafor |
| Selma Jaskowski – Information Technology & Digital Initiatives Louise Penny Laurie R. King Josephine Tey Jane Austen |
Meredith Semones – Research & Information Elizabeth Berg Barbara Kingsolver Anna Quindlen Jodi Picoult |
| Min Tong – Regional Campuses Jane Austen Maya Angelou Emily Bronte Amy Tan |
Kim Montgomery – Cataloging Jane Austen Dorothy L. Sayers Andre Norton (Alice Mary Norton) James Tiptree Jr. (Alice Bradley Sheldon) Ursula K. LeGuin |
| Carrie Moran – Teaching & Engagement Francesca Lia Block Tana French Edna St. Vincent Millay Mary Oliver Ann Patchett Elizabeth Gilbert |
Mary Page – Collections & Technical Services Anne Tyler Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Marge Piercy Emily Dickinson Barbara Ehrenreich Caroline Knapp |
Rachel Mulvihill – Teaching & Engagement Emily St. John Mandel Ann Patchett Curtis Sittenfeld (yes! A woman) Alice Hoffman Kate Atkinson Lauren Groff Ann Packer J. Courtney Sullivan |
In Spring of 2017, UCF is piloting location based notifications with the UCF Mobile app. These notifications will only be available if you enter a specific location on campus. This includes the John C. Hitt Library, Technology Commons, and Technology Product Center.
When you view a notification through the UCF Mobile app, you will be taken to a survey for your feedback. If you complete the survey, you will be entered to win a prize! Prizes include a set of Beats headphones, and an exclusive UCF Libraries Citronaut shirt.
The project concludes on March 30, 2017.
To participate: http://ucfmobile.ucf.edu/app/lbn/
We welcome your feedback as we evaluate this technology. Questions? Email carrie.moran@ucf.edu