Endnote workshops at Hunter College, April 20

There will be two workshops this Friday, April 20 on the bibliographic manager EndNote. Both workshops will be held in room E114 at the Wexler Library.

Please follow this link for details and to RSVP: http://library.hunter.cuny.edu/blog/events/endnote-workshops-friday-april-20/

If you have questions about these workshops please contact Brian Lym, blym@hunter.cuny.edu

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4/17 Beginner and Advanced Endnote Workshops

An Endnote trainer will provide Beginner and Advanced level Endnote training classes  on Tuesday, April 17. If interested, please RSVP to Amy Ballmer, aballmer@gc.cuny.edu .

Both training sessions will take place in room C196.05 located on the concourse level of the library.

10-11:30 EndNote for Beginner’s: Learn the essentials

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Endnote Training April 17

An Endnote trainer will provide Beginner and Advanced level Endnote training classes  on Tuesday, April 17. If interested, please RSVP to Amy Ballmer, aballmer@gc.cuny.edu by Friday, April 13.

Both training sessions will take place in room C196.05 located on the concourse level of the library.

 

 

10-11:30 EndNote for Beginner’s: Learn the essentials

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Closed Monday Feb 20

The Graduate Center building and the Library is closed for the President’s Day holiday Mondays, February 20. The library is open regular hours the Saturdays and Sundays prior. See library hours for more info.

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Grants & Funding Databases

The Mina Rees Library provides access to three important online funding resources. See the Grants & Funding Guide for access to the Grad Center’s Foundation Directory Online and the CUNY-wide COS Funding Opportunities. See a reference librarian to logon in the library only to Foundation Grants to Individuals online, a subset of the Foundation Directory . . . → Read More: Grants & Funding Databases

Downloading E-books to E-Readers

Two of the vendors from whom the Graduate Center licenses electronic books have made downloading to mobile devices possible. Downloading books from the EBSCO eBook Collection requires creating a free My EBSCOhost account. (Click the Sign In button at the top of the search screen.) See EBSCO’s list of available devices and additional instructions.

Electronic . . . → Read More: Downloading E-books to E-Readers

New Databases

All of CUNY has access to a few new databases. Computers and Applied Sciences Complete indexes 2,200 scholarly and professional journals, with text for more than 1,000 titles. Applied Science Full Text indexes 350 international and English-language periodicals in mathematics, physics, computer technology, and engineering from October 1983 to the present, with text from 220 . . . → Read More: New Databases

Shawnta Smith,   evening reference librarian

Welcome Shawnta Smith to the CUNY Graduate Center Reference staff! Shawnta works most Monday thru Thursday evenings 5 pm to 8 pm during the Fall 2011 term. Shawnta welcomes reference questions in person and on chat,  and she also works on interlibrary loan requests. Stop by the new 1st floor reference desk to say hello!

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Shawnta Smith,   evening reference librarian

Welcome Shawnta Smith to the CUNY Graduate Center Reference staff! Shawnta works most Monday thru Thursday evenings 5 pm to 8 pm during the Fall 2011 term. Shawnta welcomes reference questions in person and on chat,  and she also works on interlibrary loan requests. Stop by the new 1st floor reference desk to say hello!

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Primary Documents Trials

The Graduate Center has trials through October 20 to several electronic resources offering American and British primary documents,   periodicals,   images,   and maps: 

Defining Gender,  1450-1910 Eighteenth Century Journals Empire Online Jewish Life in America,  1654-1954 Literary Manuscripts from the Berg Collection Victorian Popular Culture. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on . . . → Read More: Primary Documents Trials