Race held earlier this year due to UT Men’s Basketball Game The UT Graduate Student Senate continues their tradition of raising funds for the UT Libraries with the 14th annual “Love Your Libraries” 5K run and one-mile fun walk through the heart of the UT campus. The race will occur on Saturday, February 25th. Race … Continued
Can’t make it to the EndNote workshops at Hodges Library, or do you need to figure out how to do something new in EndNote? The EndNote page has a link to the new Endnote Tutorial, designed to help you use EndNote bibliographic management software with scholarly resources available at libraries in the University of Tennessee … Continued
Want to take a trip that won’t cost a thing? If so, then go to Tox Town where you can visit the US-Mexico Border as well as a city, town, and farm all on one website. Tox Town http://www.toxtown.nlm.nih.gov/town/main.html is a web-based introduction to environmental health risks and toxic chemicals. The target audience is students … Continued
Student Library Assistants are The Heart of the Libraries To thank Student Library Assistants (SLAs) for their hard work and dedicated service, the UT Libraries is hosting its fourth Student Appreciation Celebration. The event’s theme this year is “You are the Heart of the Libraries.” “This year’s theme was chosen because the event is scheduled … Continued
Join us in welcoming Shantel Agnew to our staff. She is a Library Resident on rotation to Pendergrass Library for this Semester. Shantel is a graduate of Clark Atlanta University in Mass Media Arts and has an MS from UT School of Information Sciences. During her time at Pendergrass she is responsible our News Channel. … Continued
On Wednesday, March 15 there will be a Faculty Centripetals Luncheon Recital on “Composers Who Chose the Viola for their Final Farewell,” performing will be violist, Sheila Browne. It will be held in the Crest Room at the University Center. If interested please RSVP to unistudy@utk.edu or 974-8177, or visit http://web.utk.edu/~unistudy/ for more information.
The romance of celebrity and the comforts of home reign at the UT Libraries this Valentine’s Eve with a night of poetry at Writers in the Library. Poets Joseph Campana and Jesse Graves will read from their works on Monday, February 13th at 7 PM in the Lindsay Young Auditorium of Hodges Library. All Writers … Continued
Topics relating to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons (GLBTQ), as well as those questioning their sexual orientation, are featured this semester at the UT Libraries’ Culture Corner. Titles on GLBTQ history, family and parenting, coming out, education, employment, civil rights, and other topics are available for browsing or checkout. “We chose this topic because … Continued
The UT Libraries have subscriptions to Current Protocols in: Cell Biology Cytology Food Analytical Chemistry Immunology Protein Science Molecular Biology Hint: Find the protocols on the list of databases http://old.lib.utk.edu/databases/ by typing the word [protocols] in the search box. Current Protocols are collections of peer-reviewed best practices revised several times year. For more information click … Continued
Gibb, Mike. Operabase http://operabase.com/en/ What more would opera singers need? This site contains a database with details of over 27,000 opera performances since autumn 2002 by any combination of opera title, composer, date, location; information about specified artists, their schedules, performance details, reviews, bios, discographies, etc.; opera city guides, information about opera houses, festivals, magazines, … Continued