To help resolve issues with scheduling meetings using Outlook, LIS has created a document called Outlook Calendar Best Practices. The document is available on our Helpdesk Documentation website but it’s also pasted below for easy access. Please contact the Helpdesk … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Outlook Calendar Best Practices (or How to Avoid Scheduling Mishaps with Outlook)
Special Collections is honored to present “Twin Towers Tragedy — Ten Years: Photographs by John Jonas Gruen,” in the Atrium of the Davis Family Library, Monday, September 5-Friday, October 7, 2011. This solemn retrospective on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 offers … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Twin Towers Tragedy, Photographs by John Jonas Gruen
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The VT Department of Libraries website currently has a list of organizations and links that can help both libraries and the public with post-Irene information. It includes information for those affected, and for those who wish to volunteer.
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We will likely not be getting the following newspapers at the Davis Family Library, nor anywhere in the Middlebury area (for sale), until further notice: Rutland herald Burlington free press Boston globe New York times USA today Details … The … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Newspapers, post-Irene
Join us for a SciVerse Scopus Lunch & Learn Session What is Scopus? Scopus, like Web of Science, is a database that tracks and analyzes citations of peer-reviewed research. Middlebury has made the switch: Web of Science (a.k.a. Science Citation … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Join us for a lunchtime session on Scopus
The National Science Foundation has awarded a Major Research Instrumentation grant to Middlebury College for acquisition of an integrated system of instrumentation to be used in lake-studies research conducted by faculty and students. Under the direction of geology professors Patricia Manley and Thomas Manley, this grant will fund purchase of a multi-beam sonar system and…Continue Reading Major Equipment Grant for Lake Research
Thinking about hiring a student worker? Great! Research has shown that students that work 10 to 12 hours per week have the highest rate of academic achievement. A few things to keep in mind: NEW POLICY: All Student employees are limited to working no more than 20 hours per week in on campus jobs during…Continue Reading Information on Employing Students This Academic Year
The Davis Family Library will close this Friday at 8 pm, and be open 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday. Armstrong Library will close at 5 pm on Friday and be closed this weekend. Starting Monday, August 15th, the libraries will … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Library hours post-Language School