❤️🤍 It’s #StudentWorkerAppreciationWeek and we are so happy to get to celebrate and show our thanks to our students this week! We couldn’t do it without them! 🤩
Meet some of our circulation workers below: (1/5)
1/19- Join University Libraries as we follow OU English professor Dr. Bill Endres and Emerging Tech Librarian Kristi Wyatt as they travel to Lichfield Cathedral in England to begin work on exciting new 3D capture methods of the 8th Century St. Chad Gospels. Check our bio for more
Learn to use spreadsheets and data tables to store and organize information collected from scholarly research or administrative projects, teaching, or class work! Visit https://t.co/4veciTaAnh for more information and registration.
Learn how to interact with the MATLAB software and how to use MATLAB for data analysis! Visit https://t.co/TeCWqibcFL for more information and registration.
Don't let your data scare you by disappearing and submit your spooky data loss story for a chance to win prizes. Find out more about #NightmareResearch by visiting https://t.co/HAZW4A8CCC.
Join us for an #OpenAccessWeek celebration on 10/25 from 2-3 p.m. in Bizzell LL118, featuring #openaccess champions Drs. Sandra Tarabocchia, Doug Gaffin, Carol Silva, and David McLeod. https://t.co/hChB6EmtI3 @cfeOU
Every year when the Nobel Prize in Physics is announced, it reminds me of working in the Physics Library @UARKLibraries, creating a display with all the cool images and info. Good times. https://t.co/8E2mFWyCjV