It’s the middle of the term, and you know what that means: It’s time for the Long Night Against Procrastination (LNAP) event in Hannon Library! 

What is this event lovingly referred to as LNAP by generations of students past? In a nutshell, the library stays open late with food, fun, and services to help you get an early start on term projects and set yourself up for success.

If you’re feeling stressed as due dates and deadlines creep ever closer—or you just like staying up late and eating pizza—this is the event for you.

2023 Fall LNAP

When: Wednesday, November 8, 2022 from 8 pm to midnight
Where: Hannon Library, First Floor

What to expect:

  • Free pizza and drinks to fuel your late night study session (while supplies last)
    • Extended hours in the Tutoring Center
    • Research assistance
    • A chance to win a raffle for a special prize!
  • Special guests from across campus to help with advising and other topics
    • And much more!

If you would like more information about the Long Night Against Procrastination, email Hannon Library at library@sou.edu. If you need disability accommodations to participate in this event, please contact Disability Resources at (541) 552-6213 or dss@sou.edu.

We made it to week 2, which means the Hannon Library’s Tutoring Center is now open to support our students with free peer-based tutoring! 

 

Our peer tutors are current SOU students, specializing in Math, Science, and Writing general topics, with specific subject and class expertise varying by term and tutor.

 

Tutors cannot do your work for you, but can provide guidance to help you be successful: by answering questions and providing feedback, assisting with understanding concepts, sharing time-management and planning techniques, and offering tips to improve your writing abilities for any class.

 

Students can make an appointment for 30 or 60 minute sessions either in person or on Zoom (or drop-in per tutor availability). Tutoring sessions can be individual or in small groups when applicable. 

 

To make an appointment, see weekly hours, tutor bios, and other tutoring resources visit the Tutoring Center website.

Our tutors look forward to empowering you with skills and encouragement!

 

Hey there, history enthusiasts!

 

We’re thrilled to introduce our next guest for the Friends of the Hannon Library Speaker Series: the one and only Jeffrey Max LaLande. Mark your calendars for October 12, 2023, at 5:30 pm, as we take a fascinating journey through Southern Oregon’s past and explore his incredible book, The Jackson County Rebellion.

Meet Jeffrey Max LaLande: Historian and More

Dr. Jeffrey Max LaLande isn’t your typical historian. With a Ph.D. in American history and over three decades of digging into the past as an archaeologist with the U.S. Forest Service, he’s a historical detective, unearthing stories that deserve the spotlight. His passion for bringing the hidden tales of Southern Oregon to life is infectious!

Discover the Forgotten: The Jackson County Rebellion

Ever heard of the Jackson County Rebellion? You’re not alone! This almost-forgotten piece of history comes alive through LaLande’s meticulous research and dedication. Join us as he breathes life into a chapter that time nearly left behind.

Get Ready to Time Travel

You’re invited to an evening of historical rediscovery on October 12. LaLande will share the secrets and stories from The Jackson County Rebellion and more. This is your chance to learn from a true historian and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of our region’s past.

 

Can’t make it in person? No worries! Join us via Zoom using this link: https://sou.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Q8JieYkGTTy0ofMPwr9Erw

 

 

The library will be offering a course in Fall Term that is approved for both the general education capacity Inquiry & Analysis as well as for Strand F in University Studies. The course invites students to explore high-interest current topics in science and learn about how people encounter, evaluate, and use scientific information in their daily lives. Using a variety of media, including newspaper, magazine, and journal articles, nonfiction books, videos, websites, and a novel, students will consider how people engage with science outside of the laboratory or classroom—and how personal, political, economic, and other contexts shape our understanding of new, thorny, or contentious scientific issues. The course is also designated as a low-cost materials course. 

 

Course information:

 

Information, Science, and Society

CRN: 1147

Credits: 4

Day/Time: Mon, Wed 10:30-12:20

Delivery: In-person (Ashland campus)

General Education/University Studies: Inquiry & Analysis/Strand F

 

 

It feels like spring is finally here: the flowers are blooming, the birds are singing, and midterms are upon us! If that last item has you a bit more worried than the first two, never fear—LNAP is here! Head to Hannon Library for the final Long Night Against Procrastination of this academic year on Wednesday, May 10th, from 8pm to midnight. At this term’s event, you can enter a drawing to win prizes, get something to eat, and take advantage of a number of library services that will help you succeed.

 

Spring 2023 LNAP

 

When: Wednesday, May 10, 2023 from 8 pm to 12 am

Where: Hannon Library, (mostly) First Floor

 

What to expect:

 

  • Free pizza and drinks to fuel your late night study session (while supplies last)
  • Extended hours in the Tutoring Center
  • Research assistance
  • A chance to win a raffle for a special item
  • Special guests from across campus to help with advising and other topics
  • Study break activities when you need to clear your thoughts

 

If you would like more information about the Long Night Against Procrastination, email Hannon Library at library@sou.edu. If you need disability accommodations to participate in this event, please contact Disability Resources at (541) 552-6213 or dss@sou.edu.