The Makerspace has announced its Spring '24 schedule of Workshops, which can be viewed in full here: https://morganstate.libcal.com/calendar/innovationlab. Register today for drop-in courses on how to use the equipment and software hosted for you here at the library. Classes, as well as general use of the Makerspace, are completely free.
We have also rolled out a new webpage that gives a brief overview of each of the ESR Library Reference Librarians, including photos, contact information, and areas of specialty. Come check it out here: https://library.morgan.edu/c.php?g=846281&p=10132226. This page also includes a question form for your convenience, if you would like to submit a reference question.
Can't find what you're looking for in our collection? You can now submit a request for a specific article right from the library website. Visit https://library.morgan.edu/reprintsdesk to find out more.
We have rolled out a brand new, updated information literacy guide for all members of the Morgan community: https://library.morgan.edu/c.php?g=1308011 which includes a new form that Faculty members can fill out in order to request information literacy instruction for your course curriculum: https://library.morgan.edu/c.php?g=1308011&p=9634065. For the time being, all of the previously existing methods for requesting instruction are still fully functional.
Please watch your belongings carefully! Lost items can be retrieved at the 1st-floor Circulation desk during normal operating hours.
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Specialized guides for research based on subject.
