Half way there!

The midpoint of the semester is swiftly approaching! As October 8^th draws near, we at Kimbel Library and Bryan Information Commons just want to remind you of some of the resources available to you!

 

Research Guides: Have you seen our Research Guides? Your amazing librarians have created guides for your classes that provide you with all the information you need to be successful in your assignments.

Chat,call, or email your librarians: There are links on every research guide and the Kimbel Library homepage so that you can talk directly with a librarian anywhere, anytime.

Research Consultations: Got a question that will take more than 5-10 minutes? Schedule a research consultation that suits your timeline. We’ll sit with you one-on-one to help you find resources for your assignments!

Learning Assistance Centers: Already have your sources and on the editing/revision phase? The Writing Center provides one-on-one writing consultations. From early brainstorming to the final stages of proofreading, faculty and undergraduate consultants are available to help you with writing, math, and foreign language sourses. Writing and math tutors are in the Bryan Information Commons  

Monday – Thursday 7:00 to 10:00PM and 

Sunday from 4:00 to 10:00PM

Banned Books Read-Out!

On October 4^th at 5pm, Kimbel Library and Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honors Society, are sponsoring a banned books read-out in Johnson Auditorium (Wall 116). In celebration of Banned Books Week [September 30-October 9], faculty members and students will read passages from some of the most commonly banned books in the United States. 

Banned Books Week is an annual celebration of our right to read without censorship. Come out and show your support for freedom of expression and raise awareness of the threats of censorship to intellectual freedom. More can be learned about this national event at the American Library Association’s website. Also, check out a Timeline of significant banned and challenged books to mark the 30^th anniversary of Banned Books Week!

Election 2012: Become an Educated Voter

Want to know more about the candidates and issues? Want to check the accuracy of the candidates facts?
You can at Education 2012: An Educated Voter's Checklist.

The checklist is brought to you by Kimbel Library, a Federal Depository Library since 1974.  Search the online catalog to locate print and online publications of federal agencies.