Faculty Bookshelf: An interview with Steve Bein
Steve Bein is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, teaching classes on Asian philosophy. Dr. Bein sat down with Kate Pitcher earlier this year to talk...
Steve Bein is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, teaching classes on Asian philosophy. Dr. Bein sat down with Kate Pitcher earlier this year to talk...
Become familiar with some of the social media technologies the savvy professional will need, including social networks, social bookmarking, and other relevant web 2.0 applications. The...
Explore (mostly) free smartphone apps that will help you research scholarly articles, organize your notes, access important documents on your phone and much more. We will...
While Milne Library welcomes Daniel Ross as our newest librarian, the Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) gains essential research coverage in the evenings. The newly created...
An e-portfolio is a means of showcasing your accomplishments in digital format. It demonstrates your skills and competencies and is a reflection of who you are....
Great leaders gather information and critically analyze the facts before making good decisions. Attendees at this workshop will discover helpful tips and strategies that are used...
The Milne Library Scholarly Communications team and librarian liaisons for the campus academic departments interviewed 87 faculty members in one-on-one conversations during the academic year 2010-11...
Artist|Professor Ren Vasiliev and Milne Library invite you to attend the official opening of her art exhibit, The Sublime and the Ordinary Thursday, September 19th 5-7:30...
The public access version of ERIC (Education Resources Information Center) has a new website and a new logo. The website’s new interface is much more “google-like”...
MS Access is a database application that allows you to enter, store, retrieve, and print data related to a particular topic or purpose. This workshop will...