Try your wits in this escape experience!
Monday, August 27
9:15–10:15 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Milne 208
Contact Sherry Larson-Rhodes at [email protected] to reserve your spot
Author: Tracy Paradis
Spring is in the Air!
Are you an education major looking for materials to use on a project, lesson plan, or in the classroom? If your answer is yes, then the Imaginarium is the place for you! Here, we have a variety of materials such as a di-cut machine with many different di-cut stencils, a paper cutter, and construction paper. You can also use this space to work on group projects, plan lessons, and study for your education classes!
This semester, Carmen Fisher-Olvera and Alison Gleason will be the people to go to should you need assistance with a lesson plan or a project. Alison will be holding her office hours in the Imaginarium on Thursdays from 2:30-4:00 pm. Carmen’s office hours will be Tuesdays from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
The Imaginarium is open all hours that the library is open. Stop by during our office hours should you need assistance with anything!
Best of luck this semester,
Alison and Carmen
Welcome, Students!
Welcome to Milne Library!
The library & its staff provide a high level of support for student research & learning. We look forward to working with you during your time at SUNY Geneseo! Continue reading…
A Statement on Community from the Milne Library Director
Perhaps you’ve noticed the collection of books on display in the entry lobby of Milne Library, just in front of our Minerva? If you haven’t already, we encouraging you to make some time to stop in, take a look and find something that challenges your current beliefs. Continue reading…
Welcome to the Imaginarium!!
Need a place to work on creative projects? Imagine this!!
Here in the Imaginarium, there are lots of resources for your use. We have a cricut machine, over 100 die cut stencils, three die-cut machines, a paper cutter and LOTS of space for project creations. Continue reading…
Final Two Plagiarism Workshops: November 1st 3:30pm, and November 7 6:00pm
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tudents plagiarize for many reasons. While some are simply trying to get through a course as easily as possible, Continue reading…
How to Get Registered; Do It By Oct. 13th!
Register to Vote in the General Election by Oct. 13th!
No matter your opinion of the candidates or political orientation, voting is a civic responsibility and the outcome has a great impact on our society. The off-year election will be held on November 7, 2017. While this does not including big races for President nor Senate or House of Representatives (elections for these offices are only held during odd-numbered years if accommodating a special election—usually either due to incumbents resigning or dying while in office), there are several State, County, and Town elections for which to prepare. The following offices are on the ballot for Geneseo: Continue reading…
Plagiarism Workshops , Midway!
Students plagiarize for many reasons. While some are simply trying to get through a course as easily as possible, Continue reading…
Out and About: Checking out Fall Foliage
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…
Bill McKibben | 2017 Walter Harding Lecture
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.
