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Free webinar: Making academia–industry collaborations work, 20 June at 9:00 a.m.

Free webinar: Making academia–industry collaborations work

Research collaborations are increasingly important. Focusing on the more practical applications of research, collaborations with industry partners, in particular, are becoming commonplace. While these collaborations can be extremely fruitful, there are many pitfalls to avoid. To learn more, attend Elsevier’s Researcher Academy webinar Making academia–industry collaborations work. You will hear from expert scholars with extensive experience in academia–industry collaborations.

Presenters:

  • David Noble, Doctoral Researcher and Lecturer, School of Business and Tourism, Southern Cross University, Australia
  • Robyn Keast, Professor, School of Business and Tourism, Southern Cross University, Australia; former Chair of the Collaborative Research Network: Policy and Planning for Regional Sustainability
  • Michael B. Charles, Associate Professor, School of Business and Tourism, Southern Cross University, Australia

Making academia–industry collaborations work

20 June at 9:00 a.m. (CEST)

Free Online! Register To Attend!

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Library Workshops for Undergraduates

Calling all UCF Undergraduate Students!

UCF Libraries needs your help to design practical and useful workshops for student life. The survey, which will take about 8-10 minutes, will ask you about your study and research habits, as well as your experience using library resources and services. Your input will help us, help you. Take a few minutes of your time and follow this link:  http://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b15YH23K8qLVNkx

Look for new Undergraduate Workshops coming in Fall 2018.

If you have questions, concerns, or complaints contact Andrew Hackler, UCF Libraries, IT&R, (407) 823-0804 or by email at andrew.hackler@ucf.edu.

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1st Floor Closure Begins May 29

Pardon our DuckBeginning Tuesday, May 29, the 1st floor of the John C. Hitt Library will be closed to prepare for and start construction.

Please pardon the noise, dust, and inconvenience.

Need a book on shelves A – F? Find it in the library catalog, and click on the “Request” link. You will be notified when you can pick up your book at the Circulation Desk on the main (2nd) floor.

Assistance with Government Documents and the documents collection can be requested at the Research and Information Desk on 2nd (main) floor.
Earplugs remain available at the Circulation Desk.

June Stillman Scholarship recipiant Sara Nazarian

Congratulations, Sara Nazarian!

ORLANDO, May 2018 – The University of Central Florida Libraries proudly announces the 2018 recipient of the June S Stillman Memorial Endowed Scholarship Sara Nazarian.

Sara Nazarian is a junior with a double major (History & Music), a GPA of 3.6, and plans to attend graduate school for a master’s in Museum Studies.  She began working as a library student assistant in Circulation Services in the John C. Hitt Library in May 2017.

The focus of her studies leads her to pursue internships, both domestic and international.  Her plans include spending a summer in Cuba to work on her undergraduate thesis on sex trafficking in Cuba.

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New Books at John C. Hitt

May New Books at the John C. Hitt Library

New books to the left of you. New books to the right of you. New books on the shelves. New books all around.

New books enter the UCF Libraries system on a regular basis. At the John C. Hitt Library, we select those with interesting titles, eye-catching dust jackets, or timely topics to feature on a display. The books range in subject from photography, science, and history to poetry, novels, and biographies. The display, which is next to the seating area at the Research & Information Desk, changes on an almost weekly basis.

Stop by. Maybe there will be one you want to take home with you.

Here is a small selection of the 50 books that are currently on the display:

May New Book Display features

To keep up with all the new additions to the New Book Display, follow our guide.

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