August 15, 2008
Selected titles on surviving graduate school
We have pulled selected books on graduate school survival, including writing dissertations and getting a PhD.
You can find them displayed at the circulation desk.
Negotiating graduate school : a guide for graduate students / Mark H. Rossman.
LB2371 .R67 2002
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Surviving your dissertation : a comprehensive guide to content and process / Kjell Erik Rudestam, Rae R. Newton.
LB2369 .R83 2001
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Revising your dissertation : advice from leading editors / edited by Beth Luey ; with a new foreword by Sandford G. Thatcher.
LB2369 .R49 2008
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Being bright is not enough : the unwritten rules of doctoral study / by Peggy Hawley.
LB2386 .H38 2003
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Posted by Allison Roberts at 09:52 AM | TrackBack
June 06, 2008
New Books @ the Library: The virtues of ignorance : complexity, sustainability, and the limits of knowledge
"Demonstrating that knowledge-based worldviews are more dangerous than useful, The Virtues of Ignorance looks closely at the relationship between the land and the future generations who will depend on it. The authors argue that we can never improve upon nature but that we can, by putting this new perspective to work in our professional and personal lives, live sustainably on Earth."
Taken from Google Books
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Posted by Allison Roberts at 10:18 AM
March 18, 2008
Encylopedia of Human-Animal Relationships QL85.E63 2007
This four volume encyclopedia, subtitled "A Global Exploration of our Connections with Animals" has arrived. It is on the New Books Shelf as of 3/18.
Posted by Ann Viera at 08:04 AM
March 10, 2008
eBooks are Available
To find out more about electronic book access available through the UT Libraries view the display at Pendergrass Library. Or, come by the Library if you have questions or need help finding materials.
Posted by Laurel Donahue at 03:43 PM
November 12, 2007
Mini-Culture Corner on Native Americans
Please, come by and take a look at our Mini-Culture Corner on Native Americans. We have a selection of books ranging from gardening to animal domestication to medicinal plants.
Posted by Laurel Donahue at 03:15 PM
August 30, 2007
New display: The Symbols of Tennessee
Our new display features Tennessee state birds, flowers, animals and insects. Look and See Tennessee is accompanied by books from our collection with more information about the flora and fauna of Tennessee.
Posted by Allison Roberts at 11:23 AM
July 25, 2007
Respect Books
Give books the repect they deserve; follow these guidelines:
Posted by Allison Roberts at 11:51 AM