Library resources to help continuity of instruction during flooding
The following are a few library resources that may be helpful when preparing t provide continuity of instruction during the potential spring flood.
Upcoming writing sessions
Writing a paper has never been so easy! Students: Do you struggle getting your citations formatted just right? Do you dread compiling your reference list for papers? Do you wish there was something to make it easier? Professors: Do you worry your students are ill-prepared for submitting a properly formatted paper? Do you cringe correcting the same mistakes in citations […]
Governor’s bonding plan includes library funding
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton unveiled his bonding proposals today under the title “Getting Minnesota Back to Work.” His “shovel-ready” projects total more than $500 million and include $14.9 million for MSU Moorhead’s Livingston Lord Library. It’s the first volley in a process that will face scrutiny from legislators as they weigh the pros and cons of Gov. Dayton’s list– and […]
Bestsellers of the ‘90s featured at Library
As part of the Library’s 50th anniversary celebration, the Library is now featuring best-sellers of the 1990s. Titles now on display include Walter Cronkite’s A Reporter’s Life, John Grisham’s The Client, and The Kitchen God’s Wife by Amy Tan. This exhibit is located in the Circulation area on first floor. In addition, the Curriculum Materials Center located on the second […]
Need help with distance ed classes?
Travis Dolence, Distance Learning Librarian, is dedicated to helping faculty and students locate quality research materials and assistance. Here are some examples of what services he provides: * Creating online course-specific “pathfinders” or help sheets for Library resources. These online help sheets can be tailored for any class and can included web resources, library databases, books, etc. (see examples at […]