Are you a faculty member who has saved your students money by eliminating or greatly reducing textbook costs without sacrificing quality? Are you looking to reduce textbook costs for students, but don’t know where to start? Share with us what you’ve done or brainstorm ideas with colleagues. What: Textbook Affordability – Faculty Lunch & Learn When: Friday Nov. 18 – […]
Copyright compliance is easier than you think! It all starts with understanding the basics. In this session, Colleen Gordon, Library, will introduce the basics of copyright law relevant to educators and provide an opportunity to ask questions and discuss experiences with colleagues. Bring your lunch – Dessert and beverages provided. What: Copyright Basics for Educators When: Thursday, Nov. 10, 12-12:50 […]
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University Archivist and Assistant Professor, Trista Raezer-Stursa, published a recent article: “‘I Thought I Would Wright You a Few Lines’: Solomon G. Comstock and Civil War Veteran Pensions” in Minnesota History: The Quarterly of the Minnesota Historical Society. Raezer-Stursa used the Solomon G. Comstock Collection at the MSUM Archives for the bulk of her research.
New Rivers Press and Red Weather Campus Literary Magazine students attended the 22nd annual Twin Cities Book Festival in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Saturday, October 15th. This event showcases regional presses, academic writing programs, and independent publishers throughout the region. The event was sponsored by literary entity Rain Taxi and was held at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.