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“Manage Your Scholarly Reputation” workshop series open to faculty and graduate students
Kelvin Smith Library will host a series of workshops to support faculty and graduate students in maximizing the impact of their scholarly publications. The workshop series will help attendees navigate the evolving publishing landscape, including copyright law, marketing research, online presence…
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Enter Kelvin Smith Library Book Collecting Contest
Students who have a collection of 10 or more books and/or manuscripts that share a unifying theme can enter Kelvin Smith Library’s Book Collecting Contest for a chance to win $1,000. Participants must submit a 500- to 1,500-word essay describing the theme of their collection along with an…
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“The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Focus on Africa”
In conjunction with the “Thirty” art exhibit, the Social Justice Institute, Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence and Kelvin Smith Library will host an event to commemorate the United Nations World Social Justice Day Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 6 p.m. in the Kelvin Smith Library…
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Learn about Kelvin Smith Library spaces and resources with the Winter 2019 Scavenger Hunt Challenge
The Personal Librarian Program is kicking off the new semester with a scavenger hunt with questions designed to challenge students about Kelvin Smith Library spaces and resources. Students must complete the challenge by Friday, Jan. 25. The first 50 students to complete the Winter 2019 Scavenger…
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Kelvin Smith Library implements new Safari Books Online platform
Kelvin Smith Library’s new Safari Books Online platform is live. The new platform offers more content and greater functionality, including: No user limits (an unlimited number of people can use a resource at the same time); 40,000 new books and videos; and A mobile app, available at the…
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“Ballots and Bullets: Black Power Politics and Urban Guerrilla Warfare in 1968 Cleveland”
Local author, attorney and historian James Robenalt will discuss the roots of the violent uprisings in Cleveland in the late 1960s, including the Hough Riot (1966) and Glenville Shootout (1968), and their political aftermath. His talk, titled “Ballots and Bullets: Black Power Politics and Urban…
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OpenAthens to replace VPN for all off-campus access to library databases and resources
OpenAthens soon will replace VPN for all off-campus access to Case Western Reserve University’s library databases and resources. OpenAthens, the library’s new authentication system, will not require users take any action other than signing in with their network ID and password when prompted. For…
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Kelvin Smith Library implements new search engine
Students, faculty and staff can better search Kelvin Smith Library’s collections for their next project. At the top-right corner of the library’s main page, there is a stronger, more robust search engine that will search across CWRU libraries for books, journals, newspapers and other holdings. Use…
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“Thirty: Exploring Artistically the Universal Declaration of Human Rights” exhibit opening and reception
The Social Justice Institute and the Kelvin Smith Library invite the Case Western Reserve University community to the opening of a new exhibit, Thirty: Exploring Artistically the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The opening will be held Thursday, Jan. 24, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Kelvin…
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Show off your collection of books or other materials for a chance to win up to $1,000
Do you collect books or manuscripts? How did you get started, and why do you collect what you have chosen to collect? If you have a collection of 10 or more books or materials that share a unifying theme, consider entering the Kelvin Smith Library Student Book Collecting Contest for a chance to win…