Reynolds Libraries & Tutoring Center unveils collection from world renowned printmaker Amos Paul Kennedy Jr.; displays them in newly renovated Tutoring Center Downtown. As an artist, academic support librarian, and instructor, Jonathan Lee is often looking for places where each discipline overlaps. When the Downtown Tutoring Center opened, it struck Lee that there was an … Continue reading Introducing the Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. Collection at Reynolds Libraries & Tutoring Center
You’re Invited: 2019 Student Expo
The Reynolds Libraries are pleased to present our fifth annual Student Expo! The Expo is a showcase of student work across our academic programs. Student work(s) must be entered by faculty. Students and faculty/staff are encouraged to attend. The Expo will be held from 12-2pm at all three campuses and food will be served. Tuesday, … Continue reading You’re Invited: 2019 Student Expo
You’re Invited: 2018 Student Expo
The Reynolds Libraries are pleased to present our fourth annual Student Expo! The Expo is a showcase of student work across our academic programs. Student work(s) must be entered by faculty. Students and faculty/staff are encouraged to attend. The Expo will be held from 12-2pm at all three campuses and food will be served. Tuesday, … Continue reading You’re Invited: 2018 Student Expo
Keeping North Run Creek Beautiful
Did you know that North Run Creek snakes along the property line of Reynolds' Parham Road Campus? All along the path you’ll find informational signs that were originally put up by DCR (Department of Conservation and Recreation) and approximately 2 miles of trails that follow the creek line and zig zag through the surrounding woods and … Continue reading Keeping North Run Creek Beautiful
Welcome, Will Weaver!
With the Summer semester coming to a close, and fall semester right around the corner, you may have noticed a new face in the library at the Parham Road Campus. At the end of June, the library was pleased to welcome David "Will" Weaver as our electronic/web services librarian. Will served three and a half … Continue reading Welcome, Will Weaver!
Slowly by slowly: Lessons from Uganda
Back in the fall, our Web Services Librarian, Mary Hanlin, left Reynolds to join the Peace Corps where she would be stationed in Uganda for two years. I recently got a chance to catch up with Mary through e-mail, and she was kind enough to grant me an interview for the blog. You can read … Continue reading Slowly by slowly: Lessons from Uganda
A Little Taste of Sunshine
With summer semester coming up, the library staff is hard at work making sure that life at the library continues on as usual so that students can expect the same great service they get during the Spring and the Fall semesters. But secretly... ? We’re all quietly daydreaming about taking big slice out of our … Continue reading A Little Taste of Sunshine
A Bull by the Tail
A wise old professor used to tell this story during college orientation, only in his version there were as many bulls as there are weeks in a semester. Student Life's Welcome Back event at Parham Campus this week featured a mechanical bull. A couple of library staff members tried their cowgirl skills! But look at … Continue reading A Bull by the Tail
Guerilla Goodness Update
If you missed our last post, you may not know that members of the library staff have been leaving notes around the library for students to find that will encourage them during this last week of classes and finals. One student appreciated the notes she found so much, that she brought one staff member a little … Continue reading Guerilla Goodness Update
First Library Student Expo
Over 200 students, faculty and staff attended the first Library Student Expo, held April 22 and 23 at the Downtown and Parham Road campus libraries. Through their instructors, students submitted assignments completed as part of their coursework. Items came from multiple disciplines, ranging from Biology to English to Middle college Projects included artwork, posters, sculptures, … Continue reading First Library Student Expo