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Read With Pride Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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In accordance with GLBT Book Month and the American Library Association’s response to the Orlando massacre, we have put together a Read with Pride display, which includes 2014-2016 Stonewall Award winners and nominees as well as titles included on the Rainbow Book List for Children and Teens and the Over the Rainbow List for Adult Readers from those same years.

Each book on display contains significant and authentic content relating to the GLBT experience. Red: A Crayon’s Story, Carry On: The Rise and Fall of Simon Snow, and Blue is the Warmest Color are just a few titles available for …

Retellings Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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The display includes retold fairy tales, classics, mythology, and Shakespeare – among the works you’ll find a cyborg Cinderella, Elizabeth Bennet battling zombies, Greek gods and goddesses that can be reached via the 600th floor of the Empire State Building, and star-crossed lovers in the streets of Harlem.

No Longer A Mystery: Secret Shoppers Uncover Service Quality, Suzanne Rook Schilf

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Uprooted, Maggie Mason Smith

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Upcycle Your Audio, Diana Finkle

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Rivers Of Shadow, Maggie Mason Smith

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Please Don't Tell, Maggie Mason Smith

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Patron's Picks Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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Aristotle And Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe, Maggie Mason Smith

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Experimental Learning Environments, Chris Vinson, Patricia Carbajales-Dale, Wesley Smith, Bobby Hollandsworth

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The Killer In Me, Maggie Mason Smith

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World Intellectual Property Day Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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The theme of World Intellectual Property Day 2016 is Digital Creativity: Culture Reimagined.

Reimagining Culture – how we create it, how we access it, and how we finance it – is not without challenges. The Libraries is pleased to present a panel addressing these issues on Friday, April 22 from 11am-12pm in the Brown Room.

In conjunction with this panel, we are also adopting a Digital Creativity theme for the April book display. On display are items such as Noise Channels: Glitch and Error in Digital Culture; Digital Rhetoric: Theory, Method, Practice; and A New Republic of Letters: Memory and …

The Strange And Beautiful Sorrows Of Ava Lavender, Maggie Mason Smith

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Healthy & Sustainable Living Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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Cooper Library recently hosted its first Tiger Talk, which focused on stress management and healthy living.

In the spirit of that Talk we’ve also put together a display of books about healthy and sustainable living. On display are books about yoga and meditation, nutrition, stress management, sleep, and sustainable and green living.

More Happy Than Not, Maggie Mason Smith

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23 Minutes, Maggie Mason Smith

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Oscar Award Nominees Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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And the Oscar goes to…Each film on display has a label indicating the category or categories in which it was nominated; each winner has a sticker indicating the category or categories in which it won. Catch up on an award-worthy film you may have missed, or re-watch a favorite before this year’s Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, February 28th.

Cooper Library Learning Spaces, Bobby Hollandsworth

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Greenglass House, Maggie Mason Smith

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Documenting Your Institution's Patents: A Case Study From Clemson University, Jan Comfort

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R.M. Cooper Library at Clemson University is a Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC). In 2013, we embarked upon a project to add access to Clemson patents to TigerPrints (our Institutional Repository) and to our online catalog. The steps that we took can be followed by anyone who is interested in showcasing patents associated with their own institution. I focused on using free, widely-available resources, so there is no need to rely on databases that are only available at a PTRC, although these resources can be very helpful.

Research Support Services In Agriculture, Megan Sheffield

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In 2016, Clemson University Libraries (CUL) participated in a study through Ithaka S+R about research support services in the field on agricultural research. Eight researchers in Clemson University’s Department of Agricultural Sciences participated in a semi-structured interview (see Appendix) with the library liaison to the life sciences. Responses were transcribed and coded to identify themes and ways the library can further support agricultural research at CU.

The first major theme identified was that agricultural research overlaps with a stunning variety of subject areas and, as such, the research methods vary extensively. The projects are also widely collaborative with other departments …

50th Anniversary Of R.M. Cooper Library Booklet, Meredith Futral, Maggie Farrell, Diana Finkle, Amanda Johnson, Micki Reid

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First In A Series Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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A First in a Series display is currently located on the 4th floor of Cooper Library. On display are books such as The Bad Beginning and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo; audiobooks like A is for Alibi and Outlander; and the first season of a variety of television shows, such as Dexter and Portlandia.

Bleeding Earth, Maggie Mason Smith

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A Drop Of Night, Maggie Mason Smith

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Hyperbole And A Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, And Other Things That Happened, Maggie Mason Smith

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Prohibition Display, Maggie Mason Smith

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December 5 is Repeal Day, which signifies an historical event in US history: the repeal of the 18th Amendment, resulting in the end of Prohibition in the United States.

A Great And Terrible Beauty, Maggie Mason Smith

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Open Parks Network: Parks For The People, Christopher Vinson, Rachel Wittmann

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The Open Parks Network serves the global parks community by providing the information, tools, and solutions to support the stewardship of the natural and cultural assets of protected areas. To date, over 350,000 items and 1.5 million pages of material has been digitized as part of this project. This presentation details the project's background and strategies used for digitization and metadata creation. Additionally, the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace Donor Card Collection project is detailed. This webinar presentation was conducted as part of the LYRASIS "Second Friday" series.

Technology Lending: The Wave Of The Future, Bobby Hollandsworth, Cassie Thomas

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