Kallet will read from Last Love Poems of Paul Eluard and selections from her own work Marilyn Kallet will read poems of surrealist French poet Paul Eluard and selections from her own work on Monday, February 12 at 7 p.m. A reception, featuring chocolate, will be held immediately after the reading. The event is free … Continued
Pendergrass Library welcomes Laurel Donahue to our team as the evening supervisor. She has worked for us as an SLA for several years and has decided to join us full time. She will handle reserves, binding, and collection management in addition to contributing to our displays and outreach programs. You may reach her at ldonahue@utk.edu … Continued
Come by and see our new display: “The Horse, A Mirror of Man: Parallels in Early Horse and Human Medicine.” By the National Library of Medicine
The Brass Quintet Through the Ages Join us January 30, 7 p.m., on the mezzanine at Lawson McGhee Library for a special concert/lecture featuring music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic, Classical and 20th century periods. Led by Dr. Cathy Leach and performed by UT’s Brasswind Quartet, the program will include information on specific composers, musical … Continued
January 22-31 2007 Graduate Recital Monday, Jan. 22 at 8:00 pm Laura Borchert, conducting; Robbie Poteete, conducting; Music Hall. Ensemble Concert Friday, Jan. 26 at 8:00 pm Wind Ensemble; James R. Cox Auditorium. Guest Recital & Masterclass Saturday, Jan. 27 at 7:00 pm James Ryon, oboe; Jan Grimes, piano; Concert is at 7:00pm immediately followed … Continued
The 2005-2006 Library Development Review is now available. This year’s issue chronicles the history of the libraries and helps celebrate some amazing milestones–the 20th anniversary of the remodeled John C. Hodges Library, the 75th anniversary of the James D. Hoskins Library opening–as well as many other anniversaries. From a few hundred volumes available to the … Continued
The 2005-2006 Library Development Review is now available. This year’s issue chronicles the history of the libraries and helps celebrate some amazing milestones–the 20th anniversary of the remodeled John C. Hodges Library, the 75th anniversary of the James D. Hoskins Library opening–as well as many other anniversaries. From a few hundred volumes available to the … Continued
There’s an online tool available that will help you organize, store, and share your references. EndNote Web is free, easy-to-use, and works seamlessly with EndNote and ISI Web of Knowledge. Take the online tutorial to learn more about EndNote Web. Go to http://www.endnoteweb.com On the left hand side under ‘Quick Links’ click ‘Endnote Web Login’ … Continued
Visit the NCSS Web Soil Survey interface for GIS and Soil Data Explorer.
Hodges Library features Commons, Media Center updates The Commons and Media Center in Hodges Library have some new changes to kick off the New Year. In the Commons, there are 18 new desktop computers as well as new chairs, desks and lighting. In Commons 220, new artwork is on the walls, thanks to a contribution … Continued