On December 16, the library system that supplies information to discoverE is changing. We are replacing the software that library staff use to order, invoice, catalog, and circulate library materials. During the transition to the new system, there will be limited access to library resources. TRANSITION PERIOD – Dec. 11 – Jan. 4 Limited Access: – Read More …
Coming up this Thursday, December 3rd from 6pm-11pm, we will be having a Write In in the Library provided by the Writing Center Tutors! Come join your fellow classmates as we join together for Communal Writing Support in writing our final papers. There will also be a Zotero Support station, Research and Citation Help and Read More …
Coming up this Thursday, November 12th at 8pm, we will be having our Google Scholar Workshop. Google Scholar has grown in leaps and bounds over the last few years and have some new features that I think you will enjoy exploring. You will also learn about many ways to search for information, as well as Read More …
We added two more how-to workshops for Fall 2015! These are short 15-20 minute sessions that feature a resource for students. Both workshops will be in Library Room 230. Monday, November 16, 2015 Biology Advanced Research Help 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Zotero Basics 8:00 pm
Oxford College Library is pleased to host Emory Professor Emeritus and author Dr. Ron Schuchard to speak in conjunction with the library’s current exhibit: Seamus Heaney: the Music of What Happens. The exhibit is derived from the original 2014 exhibition at Emory University’s Robert W. Woodruff Library. Dr. Schuchard will speak October 21 at 3pm in Read More …
We are having several how-to workshops in the library! These are short 15-20 minute sessions that feature a resource for students. They will be on the following dates at 8pm in the library: Oct 6 – Creating a WordPress Blog Whether you are using WordPress for class projects, or just want to find out more Read More …
Every year the American Library Association and libraries across the country recognize Banned Books Week to raise awareness about the harm of censorship. The week is also an opportunity to celebrate the fact that more often than not banned and challenged books still remain available to the public despite the complaints of a few. This year, Read More …
Did you know? Library Help sessions are available Monday – Thursday, 6-9pm for help with research, citations, and more. No appointment necessary. The library can help you with many of your technology needs. The recent ISP podcast features the library technology available for you to use. The library is full of resources for international Read More …
The Oxford College Library is now exhibiting selections from Emory’s “Seamus Heaney: The Music of What Happens” exhibit. As a condensed version of the 2014 exhibition held at Emory’s Woodruff Library, Oxford College features manuscripts, photographs, and even Heaney’s authentic writing desk. Also, a distinctive white kite can be seen hanging in Oxford College Library, symbolizing his Read More …
The Oxford College Library was full of activity during New Student Orientation. The library hosted the Business & Information Tables on Friday, August 21st, the Technology Sessions on Sunday, August 23rd, and Registration Assistance on Wednesday, August 26th. In addition to being a location that supported Orientation activities, the Oxford Library invited all new students Read More …
The inaugural episode of the International Student Programs Podcast, hosted by Jennifer Knupp, International Student Programs Coordinator with Oxford College, features members of the Oxford campus technology (OCIT) department and library staff members Ben Brown and Christopher Bishop. In an effort to share campus resources with new international students, Jennifer allowed both OCIT and the library an opportunity Read More …
New students to Oxford College are often surprised by the amount of resources available at the Oxford College Library. Oxford alumni Evan Welch and Noah Cole created the following video to introduce new students to the Oxford College Library:
