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When you're writing a paper, keeping track of your information and sources can be a challenge. Refworks can help! Join us for a 1-hour workshop to learn how RefWorks can help you gather and manage information, as well as generate citations and bibliographies. Workshops will be in the Gonella Discovery Room. A variety of session times are available:
Wednesday January 23, 2008 1 pm - 2 pm
Friday January 25, 2008 10 am - 11 am
Tuesday January 29, 2008 11 am - 12 pm
February 5, 2008, 2008 3 pm - 4 pm
Please RSVP for a RefWorks session by emailing library@ucmerced.edu by 6 pm the evening before the workshop.
As part of the ToolBox Series sponsored by the UC Merced Housing Office, the library will conduct a workshop on SuperGoogling. If you love Google, this workshop is for you. Learn how to put more muscle in your searching! Join us on Thursday, February 21, 2008 at 8 pm. Location TBA.
Do you use images in your teaching, research or coursework? If so, ARTstor can be a useful resource for you! Join us for a demonstration, Tuesday October 23, 2007 in the Gonella Discovery Room. View complete advertisement for more details.
"First LEED-certified campus naturally puts users first"
A customer story on the University of California, Merced by Steelcase Inc. View the PDF for the complete story with photographs.
The Library will play host to a new cultural event highlighting the history, culture and art of basket weaving from both sides of the Pacific. Julia Parker, who is Kashaya Pomo (her Native American lineage) and a cultural interpreter with the Indian Cultural Program at Yosemite National Park, will speak about and demonstrate the craft of basket weaving in the California Indian traditions. Takeo Tanabe, whose art name, Shochiku, means "Little Bamboo", is, at 33, the youngest of the longest continuous lineage of Japanese bamboo artists. He will talk about his family traditions and techniques as well as demonstrate bamboo preparation and plaiting techniques.
For more information on the artists: