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Upcoming 2017 Dale Somers Memorial Lecture, Department of History
The History department’s annual Dale Somers Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Deborah Harkness, professor of History at the University of Southern California, at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 7, in 25 Park Place, Room 830. Prof. Harkness is a … Continue reading
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New Resource: Popular Culture Literature Collection
Did you know that the Special Collections and Archives maintain a collection of popular culture literature published over the last 100 years? The Popular Culture Literature Collection contains comic books, pulp fiction magazines, dime novels, and Big Little Books. The … Continue reading
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Workshop: Finding International Trade Data
Looking for international trade data in its various forms? Come to this workshop! In this workshop Joel Glogowski, Business, Entrepreneurship and Data Services Librarian, will provide an overview of international business and economic data sources. You’ll learn where to look to … Continue reading
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Celebrate Open Education Week, March 27-31
This year, the Georgia State University Library is celebrating Open Education Week from March 27-31 with a different program each day this week. Open Education is a global movement to raise awareness about free and open content, tools, and … Continue reading
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Workshop: Statistics in the Real World
Ever thought in your statistics classes: “When and how am I ever going to use this in the real world?” Come to this workshop for those answers! In this workshop Brittany Taylor, SPSS/Excel Graduate Research Assistant, will address the importance … Continue reading
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New Faculty Publication – Christina Hemphill Fuller
Dr. Christina Hemphill Fuller is assistant professor in the School of Public Health‘s Division of Environmental Health. Dr. Fuller works in the field of air quality exposure assessment and environmental epidemiology. She has a co-appointment in the department of Geosciences. Dr. … Continue reading
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Upcoming Institute for Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Lecture: “Becoming Coalitional: The Perverse Encounter of Queer to the Left and the Jesus People USA”
The Institute for Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies announces its Anne L. Harper Annual Lecture, “Becoming Coalitional: The Perverse Encounter of Queer to the Left and the Jesus People USA,” by Deborah Gould, Associate Professor of Sociology at the University … Continue reading
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Workshop: Consumer and Market Data for Entrepreneurs
Need data to make informed decisions about that new business venture? Come to this workshop! In this workshop Joel Glogowski, Business, Entrepreneurship and Data Services Librarian, will help entrepreneurs find consumer data, demographics, market share, and industry data to help them … Continue reading
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Workshop: OpenRefine for Cleaning and Organizing Data
Got messy data and want to learn techniques for getting it analysis-ready in an efficient manner? Come to this workshop! In this workshop Ximin Mi, Business Data Services Librarian, and Tricia Clayton, Collection Services Librarian, will introduce the open source … Continue reading
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Upcoming Webinar: Introduction to Online Literary Research
If you find searching for literary criticism or information about an author to be a daunting task, this webinar is for you! Librarians Scott Pieper (Decatur) and Sarah Kirkley (Clarkston) explain search strategies for literature research projects, demonstrate databases especially for … Continue reading
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