State of New York University at Geneseo
After the events in Charlottesville, Virginia, many of the faculty librarians are struck by the systemic failure of institutions to condemn white supremacist hate speech and fascism. Champions of ‘both sides’ represent a key point of rhetorical failure, as though it were possible to have a productive conversation with someone who believes you shouldn’t exist. Continue reading “Never Neutral”
The English Department has announced this year’s Walter Harding Lecture speaker: Bill McKibben.
4:00 pm
September 30, 2017
Wadsworth Auditorium
McKibben is the founder of 350.org, an environmental advocacy group that uses grassroots organizing and mass mobilization to oppose new coal, oil, and gas projects; limit climate-warming emissions; support sustainable energy solutions at the community level; and educate governmental leaders and the general public.
On Friday, September 22nd, Milne Library will host a Fall Story Time Event for children and their caregivers! This event is sponsored by the Young Children’s Council* and students from the School of Education. Any age is welcome, though these stories are geared toward the under-10 age group (appropriate for preschoolers). Continue reading “Storytime Returns This Week!”
Letchworth State Park is a nearby resource for offers year-round opportunities to enjoy nature at its most beautiful. If there’s one thing that’s not to be missed, it’s the Fall foliage! While it’s not always easy to plan the best time, there are some tools to help with that. Check out the Foliage Map. Continue reading “Out and About: Checking out Fall Foliage”
We are happy to announce that the Writing Learning Center (WLC) is officially open for business for the fall 2017 semester! With a new layout and a splash of paint, the services still inherently remain the same. Continue reading “Writing Learning Center is OPEN”
Students plagiarize for many reasons. While some are simply trying to get through a course as easily as possible, Continue reading “More Plagiarism Workshops”
Thanks to funding from RRLC, Milne Library recently purchased new educational materials – board and picture books, juvenile literature, toys, games, puppets, blocks, and more! Continue reading “New educational materials at Milne!”
Students plagiarize for many reasons. While some are simply trying to get through a course as easily as possible, Continue reading “Fall 2017 Plagiarism Workshops”
Welcome to Milne Library!The library & its staff provide a high level of support for student research & learning.
What can you find here? Continue reading “Welcome, Students”
Faculty librarians Brandon West and Michelle Costello (with Kim Hoffman, University of Rochester) have recently published an edited volume with the Association of College and Research Libraries titled Creative Instructional Design: Practical Applications for Librarians. Continue reading “Milne Faculty Librarians, Published”