Big research project on the horizon? Not sure where to start? Check out this week’s Research Tips Thursday for advice on how to quickly & efficiently research unfamiliar topics!
Sometimes at a university like UCF, it can feel so big that you don’t know where to turn when you need a little extra support. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! There are tons of services freely available to UCF students. Whether you need help:
help is just a click or call away. Check out this week’s Research Tip Thursday for information about how to get the support you need when you need it most.
The Exhibit “Wish you were here: Creating memories of travel and tourism through postcards 1907-1915” displays examples of tourism related postcards from the Golden Age of Postcards, a craze when millions of penny postcards were printed, sold, and mailed.
The exhibit was curated by Judy Kuhns and Stephen Ford of the Rosen Library and David Benjamin of Special Collections. It is located at the Rosen library and runs from August to December 2021.
Start your new year building new skills, exploring new ideas, and finding new ways to see the world around you! The UCF Libraries have pulled together a few suggestions to get you started! On our Back to School Featured Bookshelf, you will find titles that cover a range of topics including college success, personal and professional growth, and books that will offer you a new perspective. For more information, check out our guide, or stop by the John C. Hitt Library and browse our Featured Bookshelf located on the 2nd (main) Floor next to the Research and Information Desk!
Librarian Lily Dubach shares ways that students and faculty can access campus resources for the semester.
https://www.ucf.edu/news/how-to-save-money-on-textbooks-at-ucf/