University Library News

Learn how to use EndNote at a free library workshop on Tuesday, January 20, 12:30-1:30 in Classroom 1, Library North.  EndNote is a program that...

Recently the library acquired a license from Springshare for a web 2.0 product called LibGuides, which is a research guide creation website for librarians. I...

The GIL error report form on the OPAC bib display is now working again.

A redesigned and enhanced Web site for scientists, advocacy groups, the media and the general public, providing key information on behavioral and social science research...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123119236117055127.html

This list contains titles related to international criminology, police, and victims. 

ESL Tutoring will begin the week of January 26.  Students seeking tutoring before then should contact Amanda Starrick Meeks – 404.413.5196; eslasm@gsu.edu for an appointment.

This blog from NIC is intended to provide the corrections field with up-to-date information on developing and practicing environmentally friendly business practices. (JustINFO)

Reentry partnerships: A guide for states & faith-based and community organizations provides recommendations on how government officials and community-based service providers can help individuals released from...

This site from the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center covers such areas as Crime Mapping, Less-Lethal Technologies, Explosives, and School Safety and is searchable...