New exhibit: Reed Faculty Publications 2005+

Reed Faculty Publications 2005+
October 12, 2010 – January 10, 2011
Library flat cases and casework displays

An amazing number of books—and one sound recording—have been produced by Reed faculty members of the last six years:  40 faculty and nearly 50 of their books are now on display in the library.  A few are new editions of standard textbooks in the field, many are academic texts that demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of a field and insightful analyses of a specific topic, and a few are novels or poetry.

Access Reed’s streaming audio collections on your mobile device

Already a fan of Reed Library’s online streaming audio collections? Now you can take the music with you, wherever you go! Reed students, faculty and staff can access content from Naxos Music Library and Music Online via their mobile devices.

Naxos Music Library has a free app for the iPhone:

How to set up your Naxos app

Music Online users can send tracks to their iPhones or Android mobile devices via email, SMS or QR code:

To do so, click on this icon in your Music Online search results.

Questions? Contact Erin Conor, Performing Arts Librarian.

AP Images Trial

The library is running a trial of AP Images through Nov. 5th. The database contains:

-photos, graphics (maps, charts/data, timelines, logos), audio, and text
-contemporary (up to 48 hours ago) and historical coverage; images dating back to 1800s, audio files to 1920s

Try it and let us know what you think! Please send comments or questions to burgessj@reed.edu

eBooks on ScienceDirect

Now through next summer Reed College has access to over 800 eBooks on the ScienceDirect platform from publishers such as Elsevier, Pergamon and Academic Press. The eBooks are currently available in many subject areas, including biological sciences, biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, energy, economics, physics, and psychology.

Titles are accessible via the Reed library catalog or from the ScienceDirect platform. Remember, when using the ScienceDirect interface, Reed has access to titles and articles with either of these symbols:   or   . Contact your subject librarian if you have any questions.

Save Time with EndNote

If you’ve been interested in learning how to use EndNote like a pro, drop into one of the joint Library/CUS EndNote sessions.  These sessions will teach you how to use EndNote to manage your citations and organize your research. Contact Linda Maddux (lbm@reed.edu) if you have any questions.

Workshops will held in Library 17 at the following times:
Sunday, Sept. 12th, 3:30 pm
Tuesday, Sept. 21st, 3 pm
Thursday, Sep. 30th, 6:15 pm
Monday, October 4th, 3 pm
Saturday, Oct. 9, 2 pm
Thursday, Oct. 14, 10 am
Wednesday, Oct. 27, 5 pm

Take a tour, get a mug

New to Reed and want to know more about the library? Come to one of our Dorm Tours! Friendly librarians will point out everything you need to know, including how to find class reserves and how not to get squished in the movable shelving.
If you live in a dorm, check with your HA to find out your scheduled time. If you don’t live in a dorm, just join one of our drop-in tours:
  • Tuesday, Aug 31, 5 pm
  • Wednesday, Sept 1, 6 pm, 6:30 pm, or 7:30 pm
All tours meet in the library lobby.

New movies, projectors and more in the IMC!

We’ve added several new titles over the the course of the summer and replaced a number of VHS tapes with DVDs.  Below is a list of titles acquired after May 15.  Want to watch that movie on the big screen in your own backyard?  Projectors, screens and DVD players are now available for checkout in the IMC!  Pick up your movie and portable movie theater in L32 (library building lower level 1).

New movies