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Welcome to the IU Southeast Library newsletter!
Featuring the latest Library news, featured articles, research help info, and much more!
Latest News for September:
Archival Exhibit Closing Soon:
Eighty Years of Grenadiers: Archiving IU Southeast History
Archival Exhibit Closing Soon:
Eighty Years of Grenadiers: Archiving IU Southeast History
Eighty Years of Grenadiers: Archiving IU Southeast History is currently on display in the Library's Art Gallery on the first floor. It includes photographs and records document the founding and first semester of our campus from 1941 to the present day. Letters, newspapers, architectural drawings, and photographs of students and campus buildings in Jeffersonville and New Albany document and celebrate the founding, history, and growth of the Indiana University Southeastern Extension to our current Indiana University Southeast.
Images were curated by Lior Ben-Shalom, a graduate student in the certificate program of Modern World History in the School of Social Sciences, for the fulfillment of an archival internship with Melanie Hughes, Librarian, Coordinator of Archives & Special Collections.
Ben-Shalom was featured in a Horizon article by Caleb Stultz.
Come check out this exhibit before it closes in October!
Photo Credit: Archival intern in filing cabinet by Caleb Stultz, Horizon.
Try out BrowZine and LibKey Nomad!
Try out BrowZine and LibKey Nomad!
IU Southeast Library has a new look for its journal collection. BrowZine lets you easily browse our scholarly journals on your computer or mobile device and easily connect to the IU Southeast Library’s full text journal subscriptions and interlibrary loan service for article access. You can also add your favorite journals to your personal bookshelf and save articles to read for later.
Getting started with BrowZine:
Use the IU Southeast Library Browzine Library (web version)
Or
Download Browzine: Download the app to your Android, Apple, or Amazon device.
When you open BrowZine for the first time, select Indiana University Southeast from the list of schools and enter your IU username and passphrase if prompted.
LibKey Nomad Browser Extension
In addition to making the Library’s journals easier to browse and discover, BrowZine also offers a browser extension that connects researchers to library-licensed content, open access full-text articles, and our interlibrary loan service on websites like PubMed, Wikipedia, and publisher webpages. Instantly and in one-click!
Contact Mitchell Scott (scotmi@iu.edu) with any questions about BrowZine or LibKey Nomad.
Reminder! The Library has a Grenadier Grab n' Go Food Pantry!
Reminder! The Library has a Grenadier Grab n' Go Food Pantry!
Library, Main Floor
There is a new addition to the Library's main floor! Now you can access free non-perishable and refrigerated items at this new food pantry location. Take what you need, leave what you can.
If you are looking for food or personal care items that are unavailable in the Library, let us know or visit Counseling & Psychological Services (UC South, Room 207).
More information at: https://www.ius.edu/personal-counseling/care-management.html
Interested in Creating an Open Educational Resource?
LibreTexts to Hold Workshop on October 10th-11th
LibreTexts is hosting a workshop to be held virtually over two half days on October 10-11, 2022 (1 pm EST - 4pm EST). Join them as they cover how to construct, edit, and remix OER on the LibreTexts platform, and get an in-depth look at their open homework system, ADAPT.
Registration is $25 and includes a t-shirt and other swag. You can register using this Google form until October 8, 2022. Please be sure to click on the payment link at the end of the form to complete your registration!
Tentative Schedule:
October 10 (1 PM-4 PM EST):
1 PM - 2 PM: Overview of the LibreTexts platform
2 PM - 4 PM: Introduction to remixing
October 11 (1 PM -4 PM EST):
1 - 2:30 PM: Constructing OER on the LibreTexts platform
2:30 PM - 4 PM: All about LibreTexts open homework system, ADAPT
Featured Database:
Featured Database:
Our digital subscription provides access to NYTimes.com from any computer or device, as well as access to the NYT app on mobile devices. Enjoy NY Times articles, blog posts, video, slide shows and other multimedia features.
Go to IUS Group Pass to register for an account. (Use your IUS email address when creating an account.)
More information about our subscription and setting up an account are available on our website.
Need Research Help?
Need Research Help?
Here's How:
Here's How:
There are *many* ways that you can get research help. From dropping by the Service Desk, to live chat, to personalized research appointments, check out the following ways that you can get help from the Library:
Live chat with us!
Book-a-Librarian (in person OR virtual)
Drop by the Service Desk
Hours
Hours
August 22 - December 13
August 22 - December 13
Monday - Thursday : 8 am - 9 pm
Friday : 8 am - 5 pm
Saturday : 10 am - 6 pm
Sunday : CLOSED
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
The IU Southeast Library serves as a mini-branch of the Floyd County Library.
If you are a student, faculty, or staff member at IU Southeast, you can register for a Floyd County Library card (even if you live in Kentucky!)
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