Oxford Bibliographines Online

The Graduate Center’s subscription to Oxford Bibliographies Online now includes a section on American literature. This useful resource, drawn from books, journals, and the internet, also offers sections on anthropology, Atlantic history, cinema and media studies, the classics, education, international relations, Islamic studies, Latin American studies, medieval studies, music, philosophy, political science, psychology, the Renaissance . . . → Read More: Oxford Bibliographines Online

Bookscanner is Kaput

The Continental Copy Ivina Bookscanner is currently experiencing technical issues and is offline. Since there are few scanners, please plan on spending more time when waiting to  use the remaining scanners (KIC Bookeye or Brooklyn College Bookscanner).  The librarians apologize for the inconvenience and hope to get the Ivina Bookscanner back online as soon as . . . → Read More: Bookscanner is Kaput

Digitize your VHS, LPs, Cassettes+

Did you know that the Mina Rees Library has a media lab with equipment that allows you to easily digitize your analog formats (VHS, LPs  & Audio Cassettes) into digital based ones? For more info and how to, click here.

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The SAGE Handbook of Digital Dissertations and Theses

The library is pleased to announced that The SAGE Handbook of Digital Dissertations and Theses  is available electronically. 

 

 

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EndNote Going Away

After December 31st, 2012, the Graduate Center will no longer license EndNote and the library will be removing the distribution and download option, so we recommend that you download today, if you are an active user or there might be potential for use. Click here to be directed to the download page.

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Microfilm Scanner Enhancements

The Library and Information Technology are pleased to announce, thanks to Student Technology Fee funding, the Powerscan 2000 Microfilm Scanner now has OCR (search PDF output) and auto-scan features. Click here for the users’ guide. Note,  the ScanPro 200 has a Auto-Scan feature; click here to read about it.

 

 

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Dissertation Submission Options

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CLICs and Interlibary Loan Delays

Delivery of CUNY CLICs and a majority of Interlibrary Loan books will be subject to delays.   Two of the local sorting centers still have no power and are experiencing fuel shortages. 

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Contacting the Library=>Phone Issues

Due to intermittent phone issues (for a fuller description of the issue, please see below)  related to the storm, it is preferable to contact the library via email or chat:

http://library.gc.cuny.edu/using-the-library/research-help/ask-a-librarian/

We appreciate your flexibility and patience.

Thank you.

The Mina Rees Library Staff

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regular Hours Resume

As of Monday, November 05, 2012, The Graduate Center Library is open for normal hours.

Thank you for your continued patience as we worked to keep the library open during the Hurricane.  

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