Hannon Library is proud to welcome Holly Gabriel to SOU. She has over sixteen years of professional library experience at the University of North Dakota. As Hannon Library’s Open Access and Government Information Librarian, Holly will coordinate the campus open educational resources (OER) activities by providing faculty guidance in finding OERs, open data repositories, and other […]
As the end of the term draws near, borrow one of these new novels to cap off your spring reading. 1. All the Devils Are Here: A Novel by Louise Penny Place a hold for in-library pick up. 2. The Bad Muslim Discount: A Novel by Syed M. Masood Place a hold for in-library pick up. 3. The […]
Calling all Faculty! If you are interested in textbook affordability for students, check out these opportunities through Open Oregon Educational Resources. Submit an Open Education Resources Grant Proposal Open Oregon Educational Resources is seeking grant proposals that implement high-impact, culturally relevant/inclusive, collaborative projects supporting open education and reduced textbook costs in lower-division courses. For more […]
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Hannon Library’s faculty and staff members have curated books and e-books written by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders covering various genres and topics, including titles written specifically about Asian Americans’ and Pacific Islanders’ heritages and experiences. We’ve highlighted 20 books below, but you can check out […]
All Friends of Hannon Library members are invited to join the Board of the Friends of Hannon Library for the Annual Members Meeting on April 29 at 6:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Register for the webinar here. The Members Meeting will include a greeting from Sophia Bogle, president of the Board of the Friends of Hannon […]