| Library Curriculum Collection and Learning Resources Display Center
By Roz Van Auker, Reference Department
There’s something new in the CSUS Library Curriculum Collection—in fact, there are many new things. As a result of efforts by Tamara Trujillo and Roz Van Auker, the Library was designated a Learning Resources Display Center (LRDC) by the California Department of Education last fall. see
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Namaste! Yoga Comes to the Library
By Laura Archbold, Reference Department
Stressed? All knotted up from sitting in front of your computer? Then come to the Alicia Patrice’s yoga class and unwind. You will learn how to stretch, destress, and tune into your body with umpire pose, child’s pose, tadasana, and more.
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The Copyright Conundrum: Breaking It Down to Basics
By Julie Thomas, Special Collections and University Archives
Who really understands all the laws and issues involved with copyright? If the many layers and nuances of copyright rules confuse you, rest assured that you are not alone. see
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A Visit to the National Library of Medicine
by Marianne Reynolds, Reference Department
It was a lovely spring morning when I journeyed to the National Library of Medicine on the campus of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. The last of the delicate cherry blossoms were still clinging to the trees, emitting the most delicious scent, and bright tulips abounded in the lavish greenery of Bethesda. see story
Exhibits: Past, Present, and Future
by Carol Gebel, Chair, Library Exhibit Committee
Wall exhibits on the first and second floors continue to share the artistry of their creators into the month of May. Watercolors of Audubon Birds by Charles Martell on the first floor and photographic Portraits by Jana Shober can be expected to attract admiring viewers until these exhibits close later in the month. see story
Award Recipients for 10, 20, 25 & 30 Years of Service at CSUS
The following Library employees will be celebrating 10, 20, 25, & 30 years of service at CSUS (as of December 31, 2004) at the annual Awards Luncheon held in the University Union Ballroom on Tuesday, April 26, 2005, at 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
| 10 years |
Jennifer O’Neal-Watts, Circulation |
| 20 years |
Edward Alston, Circulation
Lisa Van Handel, Circulation |
| 25 years |
Lauretta Frost, Bibliographic Control |
| 30 years |
Lillie Jones, Administration |
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FACULTY FORUM
Lectures by CSUS professors
on their current research and creative projects
Friday, May 6th, 5:30-7:00 p.m. Kadema Hall 145
Terry Webb , Library
Intention and Indirection in Religious Tourist Art
Chloe Burke , History
'Human Cootie': Modernity and the Visual Rhetoric of Anti-Radicalism
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