WATSON LIBRARY OBJECT INFORMATION CLASS RE-OFFERED THIS SPRING:

Whether you missed it in the past, or would like a refresher, this is your chance to take this essential research class offered by Watson Library.  Staff and volunteers may register online at:

Finding Information on Objects in The Metropolitan Museum of Art

NEW 20-MINUTE DROP-IN CLASSES FROM NOLEN & WATSON LIBRARIES:

Starting mid-February, Nolen and Watson Libraries will be offering regularly scheduled, 20-minute classes on Watsonline and JSTOR.  These classes will enhance your research skills by reviewing these essential resources.  The informal setting also provides the perfect venue for you to ask questions.

All classes will be held in The Nolen Library’s Teacher Resource Center.

• Watsonline every Tuesday at 11:30am
• JSTOR every Wednesday at 11:30am

Classes begin February 16th and continue through April 28th.  No registration is required, simply come on by.  Seating is limited to 15 people and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

FEATURED RESOURCE:

For over 100 years, Who’s Who in America has provided accurate, concise biographies of notable Americans. That was the mission of founder, Albert Nelson Marquis, whose First Edition in 1899 featured 8,602 distinguished people.

Today, the Marquis Who’s Who family of directories has grown to include the biographies of millions of leaders and achievers from around the world, and from every significant field of endeavor.  (Marquis Who’s Who)
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