Survey Time!

During the week of March 31 – April 6, the Libraries will be handing out surveys to get your feedback so that we can improve the quality of library services and collections. All of the libraries involved — Hodges, Ag/Vet, Music, and Social Work — will be implementing surveys. If you’re asked to complete a … Continued

The Libraries’ website — help us improve it

Members of the UT community are invited to weekly discussion sessions that will define our new virtual library platform. Join us every Wednesday, NOON to 1:00, in 605 Hodges Library. You can be part of the next information wave. Throughout April, we will be discussing website design. Help us envision the future of UT’s virtual library … Continued

“Exposed,” a play by Kali Meister at Hodges Library

Writers in the Library and the UT Women’s Coordinating Council are co-sponsoring a performance of “Exposed,” a play by Jack E. Reese Writer in Residence Kali Meister. “Exposed” is a cross-genre play featuring monologues, songs, dance, poetry, and scene work featuring Kali Meister, George Pate, Michael Hudson, and Crystal Humphrey Bruaeneur. The play is a … Continued

Dr. Ming-Hsiang Tsou Speaks on GIS and Support Systems for Disaster Management

Department of Geography 2009 Ralston Speaker April 2, 2009 3:40 PM Lindsay Young Auditorium UT Library Dr. Ming-Hsiang Tsou Associate Professor Department of Geography San Diego State University New Research Directions of Internet GIS and Web-based Spatial Decision Support Systems for Disaster Management Abstract: Internet GIS is the cyber-infrastructure framework for geographic information services, which … Continued

Have you found gimp?

GIMP is open source photo editing software. The download is free from their site. The program offers comparable functionality to other photo software without the cost. Check out the website and see if gimp will work for you. http://www.gimp.org/

UT Energy Saving Tips — Electrical Devices

Cut the Cord and Switch Your Thinking an article by Charles Prim in Tennessee Today will help you help UT save energy and $. It includes answers to these questions: Why isn’t it good enough to just turn off electrical appliances if you’re not using them? Can you “wear out” a computer by turning it … Continued

First Impressions: Homepages That Rock

Join the Virtual Library Steering Committee for a discussion of favorite websites and what makes them rock, NOON, Wednesday, March 25, in 605 Hodges Library. The library’s homepage says a lot about UT. Help the UT Libraries design a virtual library that becomes an ongoing personal experience, not just a URL. Members of the UT … Continued

Please participate in the UT Libraries Survey starting March 31

Have you been waiting for the chance to rate your campus libraries? We’d love to hear from you! During the week of March 31—April 6, the Libraries will be periodically handing out surveys to get your feedback so that we can improve the quality of library services and collections. All of the libraries involved—Hodges, Ag/Vet, … Continued