Showing posts with label williams library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label williams library. Show all posts
Feb 10, 2010
Get the Library Toolbar!
The Williams Library has create its own browser toolbar so students and faculty may access the library from anywhere. A toolbar is available for Internet Explorer 7 (and up) and Firefox 3.0 (and up). The toolbar contains not only links to library resources, but also links to NSU webmail, D2L, WebAdvisor, and more. Get it today!
Oct 15, 2009
Library site and databases
Update: The library site is working again. The new site URL is http://www3.northern.edu/library.
Thank you for your patience
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Thank you for your patience
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Apr 13, 2009
Essay Contest Winners
On April 7, 10 students read their "This I Believe" essays. Students were asked to write an essay in the manner of the "This I Believe" National Public Radio program. The essays are personal mantras or "the reason one gets up everyday." The essay contest was run in conjunction with the Alexander Mitchell Public Library's All-Aberdeen Reads program. The Williams Library is very proud of all the students who participated in the program. The three judges selected:
- First place ($75) – Rebecca Bartels (essay on imagination and reading)
- Second place ($50) – Xueting Zhao (essay about learning from dance)
- Third place ($25 ea) – Philip Mittleider (essay on hard work) and Rachel Schipper (essay on kindness)
Jan 1, 2009
New books in the LIbrary
This spreadsheet lists the new books in the Williams Library. The spreadsheet is arranged by subject (select a subject area at the top of the page). The spreadsheet will be updated monthly. The books are located in the New Book collection, which is in the round room. You may also subscribe to the individual subject pages via RSS, which will automatically inform you of any updates/changes to the subject page.
NOTE: Video demo on RSS in Plain English by Common Craft
NOTE: Video demo on RSS in Plain English by Common Craft
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