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May 30th, 2012
Filed under: general | Comments Off on InfoLit@Purdue: Learning Biology in a Messy WorldMay 30th, 2012
Filed under: CHEM, general, PSET, SPEC | Comments Off on Centennial tribute to Nobel winner Brown to include archives exhibitMay 16th, 2012
The long awaited decision in the Georgia State e-reserves case was handed down on May 11. Georgia State was sued in 2008 by three publishers, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press and Sage Publications, for materials in the library e-reserves system. The trial was held a year ago. In many ways it was a win more…
Filed under: general, UCO | Comments Off on Copyright in the News: Court rules on e-reserves caseMay 11th, 2012
Filed under: general | Comments Off on Libraries’ Dean James Mullins Honored by ARLMay 8th, 2012
Filed under: general | Comments Off on Information Literacy at the Soybean and Corn CompetitionMay 8th, 2012
Filed under: general | Comments Off on Do Engineers and Technologists Solve Problems in the Same Way?May 7th, 2012
Congratulations to all Libraries faculty promoted in 2012! Promoted to Professor of Library Science Michael Fosmire Promoted to Associate Professor of Library Science Christopher C. Miller Catherine Fraser Riehle Maribeth Slebodnick
Filed under: faculty_staff, general, HLS, HSSEB, PSET, scholcomm | Comments Off on 2012 Libraries faculty promotionsMay 2nd, 2012
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case on whether or not it is legal to purchase copyrighted materials manufactured outside the United States and resell them in the U.S. without the permission of the copyright owner. The case is Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons and involves a Thai National who more…
Filed under: general, UCO | Comments Off on Copyright in the News: International CopyrightMay 1st, 2012
Empowering educational and workplace communities around the nation – over 26 states are in the process of securing a gubernatorial information literacy public policy proclamation. PRLog (Press Release) – Apr 30, 2012 – The National Forum on Information Literacy (NFIL) is leading an initiative to raise awareness of information literacy among state policymakers, starting with more…
Filed under: general | Comments Off on Picking Up Momentum – Information Literacy State Proclamation InitiativeMay 1st, 2012
Empowering educational and workplace communities around the nation – over 26 states are in the process of securing a gubernatorial information literacy public policy proclamation. PRLog (Press Release) – Apr 30, 2012 – The National Forum on Information Literacy (NFIL) is leading an initiative to raise awareness of information literacy among state policymakers, starting with more…
Filed under: general | Comments Off on Picking Up Momentum – Information Literacy State Proclamation Initiative