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Calling all Indigenous and Indigenous Studies students! Are you interested in helping to shape the UNLV University Libraries Indigenous Studies collection? Do you have indigenous ancestry and/or cultural heritage and would like to see your community reflected in the resources collected, curated, and maintained by Lied Library? Do you study… Read More
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UNLV Athletics and University Libraries have partnered on a new initiative aimed at driving engagement throughout campus, the two departments announced Monday.
The UNLV Book Club is being co-chaired by Director of Athletics Desiree Reed-Francois and Dean of University Libraries Maggie Farrell.
Open to all UNLV students, including… Read More
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In preparation for the 2020 general election, the University Libraries will be hosting a virtual Lunchtime Civic Engagement Series daily at 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. from Oct 13-16. The series will offer students the opportunity to learn how to research and critically evaluate information about candidates and issues on the ballot.
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With September being National Suicide Prevention Month, the UNLV Libraries are highlighting UNLV research on mental health, suicide, and suicide prevention.
Public Health faculty are researching and publishing on number of topics around suicide and prevention. To learn more, download one of these faculty publications. Undergrad and graduate… Read More
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The University Libraries' Technology & Laptop User Agreement is now available online. Students who want to checkout laptops, cameras, and other technology at Lied Library are required to submit the user agreement each year.
The agreement can be filled out and submitted in advance of coming into the library. Technology available for… Read More
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The University Libraries is now hiring for open student assistant positions for the Fall 2020 semester.
Benefits of working in the Libraries include:
Flexible day, weekend, and evening hours to suit your schedule.The opportunity to continue working for the University Libraries in subsequent semesters.Work experience for your resume (… Read More
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To support the nurses and allied health professionals battling on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic, our August Database of the Month Spotlight is the Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature.
CINAHL is database of literature in nursing and allied health, providing indexing, abstracting, and full text for more than… Read More
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Cyndi Shein
The UNLV Libraries has tapped Cyndi Shein to serve as the Interim Director of the Libraries’ Research and Education Division. Shein is stepping into the role being vacated by Associate Dean Pat Hawthorne, who leaves UNLV this month to become the Dean of the University Library at Cal Poly Pomona.
“We are grateful to Pat for… Read More
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UNLV faculty and students now have access to a new feature available through your Digital Scholarship@UNLV dashboard. PlumX Metrics Snapshot allows you to obtain an altmetrics snapshot of your work that is published in Digital Scholarship@UNLV.
Access PlumX Metrics Snapshot by clicking on the plum on the left side of the screen. The… Read More
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The July Database of the Month is American Consumer Culture. Access to this database, provided free for all UNLV students, faculty, and staff, can be accessed off-campus using your ACE account.
This vast collection of primary sources documents 20th-century consumer culture in the United States and offers insights into one of the most… Read More
