Are you taking an online class this summer and need help locating articles or formatting citations? Milne Librarians are here to help! During May through August, you may Chat with Us online by clicking on the blue icon on the library homepage. If we are offline, this button will say “Submit a Question,” and a librarian will respond to your inquiry.
If you are on campus, visit Milne 105 for in-person research help!
A librarian will be available to assist you Monday–Thursday between 10am and 4pm.
Looking for a fun way to do science in summer? How about “The great Iced-Tea Debate” to keep nurturing the researcher in you and celebrate #nationalicedteaday (June 10)! Use our Quicksearch or browse our A to Z Database List from the comfort of your home, and search for #icedtea or any subject you like. #milnelibrary #sunygeneseo #librariansrock #loveyourlibrary #geneseo #summerposts
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Are you taking an online class this summer and need help locating articles or formatting citations? Milne Librarians are here to help! During May through August, you may Chat with Us online by clicking on the blue icon on the library homepage. If we are offline, this button will say “Submit a Question,” and a librarian will respond to your inquiry.
If you are on campus, visit Milne 105 for in-person research help!
A librarian will be available to assist you Monday–Thursday between 10am and 4pm.
1. Study in chunks. Block off specific hours of your schedule to study for each test you have to take. A ten minute study break every few hours is also a good idea.
2. Schedule in some exercise. There’s no better way to relieve stress. Don’t plan on studying non-stop the whole week.
3. Take advantage of study groups. A group can motivate you to get started and discussing difficult concepts with each other can aid in understanding.
4. Take advantage of review sessions. Most professors will touch on certain topics more heavily than others in review sessions and this might give you a better idea of what will be on the exam.
5. Take advantage of your professor’s office hours. If you’re unsure about anything, touch base with your professor or TA.
6. Make sure you have the materials you’ll need for the test the night before. Bring a back-up pen or pencil.
7. Get a good night’s rest and have a good breakfast before your test. If you follow tip #1, you won’t have to stay up all night cramming.
8. Don’t wait until your class is about to begin to get a bluebook. If yo
u need a blue book, you can pick it up at the Library Service Desk for 15 cents.
9. Don’t psych yourself out. You’ve studied, so don’t talk yourself into doing poorly. Put yourself in confidence mode, visualize it all going right and think A+.
Come learn about tips and tricks to successfully conquer finals week, all while enjoying a treat!
Featuring First-Year Experience Librarian Sherry Larson-Rhodes
Location: Onandaga Hall, Iroquois Room
Citation? Who can remember all that searching/citing/writing stuff anyway?
Milne is here to help! On Milne Library’s homepage, go to the Cite My Sources link. Milne Library offers everything you’ll need to help you through your research project, no matter which stage it’s at, from “Begin My Research” to “Edit and Proofread My Writing.” Continue reading…
Welcome, Students! As the semester begins and due dates for your research assignments and projects approach, see what assistance (and time savings) a research librarian can offer you!
Librarians can help you: brainstorm and refine your research topic, locate scholarly research, materials, and/or data, help you cite information, and much more!
We don’t have Library cats here, but we do have some tips to get you through exams.
3. Schedule in some exercise. There’s no better way to relieve stress. Don’t plan on studying non-stop the whole week.
4. Take advantage of study groups. A group can motivate you to get started and discussing difficult concepts with each other can aid in understanding.
5. Take advantage of review sessions. Most professors will touch on certain topics more heavily than others in review sessions and this might give you a better idea of what will be on the exam.
6. Take advantage of your professor’s office hours. If you’re unsure about anything, touch base with your professor or TA.
7. Make sure you have the materials you’ll need for the test the night before. Bring a back-up pen or pencil.
8. Get a good night’s rest and have a good breakfast before your test. If you follow tip #1, you won’t have to stay up all night cramming.
9. Don’t wait until your class is about to begin to get a bluebook. If you need a blue book, you can pick it up at the Library Service Desk for 15 cents.
10. Don’t psych yourself out. You’ve studied, so don’t talk yourself into doing poorly. Put yourself in confidence mode, visualize it all going right and think A+.
11. Come to the Library! Milne Library is open 24 hours during Final Exam days, and open for extended hours in between, for maximum warmth and study comfort during those cold Geneseo nights (pardon the pun). Check our Library Hours schedule and come on in!
Stop by for giveaways, a photo booth, lawn games, and much more! FOOD TRUCKS will be in front of the Merritt Athletic Center between 11 AM and 3 PM. Continue reading…
Last Plagiarism Workshop of the semester is Thursday, November 1, 6:00pm to 6:50pm, in Milne 104. You’ll learn to paraphrase, quote, and cite properly, and discover the pitfalls of plagiarism.
New Format for Plagiarism Workshops!
Milne Library Infographic! Stats, Achievements, and Services Galore!
Common Read 2019 Book: Brown Girl Dreaming, by Jacqueline Woodson
100-year old issues of The Lamron, now available at Milne Library!
AOP Summer Presentations at Milne!
Public Databases via Milne! Feed your urge to learn!
Need research help this summer? Chat with a Librarian or Submit a Question!
Orientation Week! Welcome, parents and students to Geneseo!
US and Local History Resources via Milne!
New Resource at Milne! Political Extremism and Radicalism in the Twentieth Century