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Fall Workshops @ the Library

This fall's workshops include topics such as: professional social networking, RefWorks, citation searching and bibliometrics, and online research for Graduate and WebCampus students. View the full schedule, descriptions and sign up @ http://scwlibrary.eventbrite.com.

Do You Remember Castle Stevens?

Do you have memories of Castle Stevens, the ancestral home of the Stevens family that occupied Castle Point prior to the construction of the Howe Center? Do you have photos or even movies? If so, we need to hear from you. See here for project details, or contact Adam Winger at Adam.Winger@stevens.edu or 201-216-5416.

New Collection: Morgan & Claypool Synthesis Digital Library

Stevens now has access to the General Engineering, Technology, and Mathematics Collection of lectures from Morgan & Claypool. This resource comprises a set of 50- to 100-page electronic books that survey important research topics, authored by prominent contributors to their respective fields. >>

Walk-in Tutoring Center exam period hours

The ASC Walk-In Tutoring Center, located on the third floor of the library (room 306) will be open for the following hours during final exams:

   - May 3 - May 15:  3pm - 9pm
   - May 5, May 11, May 12:  3pm - 7pm

Students are encouraged to stop by and meet with a tutor for help with any undergraduate technical course. No appointment is necessary. For more information on the Tutoring Center, see: http://www.stevens.edu/provost/academics/undergraduate/asc/study_jams.html

Mehmet Arpacik exhibit at the library

For the next three weeks, the library will be home to highlights from the collection of painter Mehmet Arpacik, who opened his first U.S. solo exhibition on April 18th, here at Stevens.

Spring workshops

We are offering a series of free workshops to help you make the most of the library's tools and services. You can sign up @ http://scwlibrary.eventbrite.com >>