Comprised of scholarly and general interest titles, as well as government documents and reports, GreenFILE offers a unique perspective on the positive and negative ways humans affect the ecology. Drawing on the connection between the environment and disciplines such as agriculture, education, law, health and technology, GreenFILE will serve as an informative resource for anyone concerned about the issues facing our planet.
The database can be also found in the library's A-Z list.
Crystal Williams teaches at Reed, and has published two collections of poetry, Kin and Lunatic, both from Michigan State University Press. Her poems have been published most recently in The American Poetry Review, CPR, Luna, Spoon River Review, and 5AM.
Her work draws equally on African-American blues and oratorical traditions, confessional lyricism, and slam/hip-hop poetics.
The reading is free and open to the public.
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The event will feature ASHNA GRAVES (aka Wendy Madar) and RON LOVELL, whose mysteries are set in Oregon, in conversation with Salem author and professor emeritus Virginia Furtwangler (aka Ann Copeland). Special desserts and a no-host bar by Bon Appetit. Seating is limited to 65 persons.
This event takes place on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in the Alumni Lounge, 3rd floor of Putnam University Center, Willamette University.
Tickets may be ordered at $23 each, must be reserved by April 10, and will be held at the door. Checks should be made payable to Willamette University/Friends of the Library, and mailed to:
Melissa Treichel
c/o Hatfield Library
900 State Street
Salem, OR 97301
Tickets may also be reserved directly by contacting Melissa Treichel at the Hatfield Library Circulation desk (503-370-6018), Monday through Friday.
In the interest of showing off our distinguished faculty, the display will span the peak of Spring Preview days, featuring the works of faculty from almost every department on campus. These works include documentary films, published fiction and non-fiction, academic journal articles, scene design models, video art, prints, and more.
Please join us in recognizing the achievements of our faculty!
]]>In addition to delivering the full text for hundreds of academic journals in the field of education, going back as far as 1983, Education Full Text offers a richer search experience from its predecessor, Education Index, because of the addition of abstracts that are now searchable.
Education Full Text is the ideal database to turn to for research topics on any aspect of education, ranging from nursery schools to colleges.
]]>Not only is a new relevance ranking used for keyword searching, but now individual records will often contain book cover images provided by Amazon and links out to Amazon and Google Books.
These services offer additional information such as descriptions, reviews, pricing, and some or all of the book's content. Information varies by publication and service.
For questions about these or other resources, contact a librarian.
]]>The project archivist reports to the University archivist. Duties include the formulation and implementation of procedures, goals, and schedules; sorting, arranging, appraising, and describing the collection according to current archival procedures; conducting a preservation assessment and making storage decisions; preparing finding aids and other descriptive tools including EAD and MARC cataloging records, and providing reference assistance to researchers.
The University Archives and Special Collections is a department within the Mark O. Hatfield Library and contains the Pacific Northwest Artists Archives and a growing collection of political papers, including the congressional collections of Mark O. Hatfield, Michael Kopetski, and Dennis Smith.
Also contained within the Archives are publications, papers, and memorabilia related to the history of Willamette University. Related collections include the personal papers of Willamette alumni and a special collection of historical and modern books focusing on the Pacific Northwest.
This is a twelve month, temporary entry-level position. Salary is competitive.
Qualifications: Required: Graduate degree from an ALA accredited school with course work in archives administration; demonstrated experience arranging and describing archival collections; knowledge of archival principles and practices; evidence of project planning, management, and completion of projects; experience with automated library and archival systems and electronic formats in an archival setting; strong communication, writing, research and interpersonal skills; proven ability to work effectively with colleagues, faculty, and students in a collegial environment; ability to lift and carry large boxes and tolerate dust; and ability to reach shelves and utilize ladders.
Preferred: Knowledge of American history and American politics is desired.
The first university in the West, with a total enrollment of 2500 students, Willamette University is composed of the undergraduate College of Liberal Arts, and graduate schools of education, management, and law. The University is situated directly across the street from the state capital, and is located within an hour of the Oregon Coast, Portland, and the Cascade Mountains. Willamette University has been ranked consistently as one of the top liberal arts colleges.
The Mark O. Hatfield Library is a founding member of the Orbis Cascade Alliance of Oregon and Washington academic libraries and is a member of the Hatfield Library Consortium, which includes Willamette’s J.W. Long College of Law Library, the Oregon State Library, and the State of Oregon Law Library. The library’s talented staff brings expertise to information literacy instruction, digitization projects, bibliographic control and archival description, collection development, and technology support. It has a proactive liaison program with academic departments. The collection includes more than 410,000 volumes and provides access to over 100 databases and 25,000 journals.
For further information about Willamette, see the University’s Web site at www.willamette.edu. Information about the Mark O. Hatfield Library is available at library.willamette.edu.
Application: To apply, send letter of application, resume, writing sample, and names, addresses, telephone numbers, and contact information, including e-mail addresses, of three references to:
Human Resources
Willamette University
900 State Street
Salem, OR 97301
Willamette University’s Administrative Professional Staff Employment Application form available at www.willamette.edu/dept/hr/pdf/admin_application.pdf must also be completed. Documents also may be submitted by FAX: 503-370-6570. Visit Willamette University’s Department of Human Resources at www.willamette.edu/dept/hr/employment/ for more information.
POSTED: 12/03/07
CLOSING Date: 12/19/07
All application materials must be in the Human Resources Office by the end of the day on the closing date.
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The finals hours will be:
December 3-7 (Mon. - Fri.): 7:45 a.m. - 3 a.m.
December 8-9 (Sat. - Sun.): 9 a.m. - 3 a.m.
December 10-14 (Mon. - Fri.): 7:45 a.m. - 3 a.m.
December 15 (Sat. Exams): 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
The library will then be closed on Sunday, Dec. 16 before beginning winter break hours on Dec. 17. Over the break, the library is open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, and is closed on the weekend.
Normal hours resume Monday, Jan. 14.
]]>University Library electronic services will be unavailable for duration of maintenance. If you experience problems following the maintenance period, contact library systems staff.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
]]>Hoovers allows you to:
- Access comprehensive company database
- Review key executive profiles
- Analyze complete industry coverage
- Build lists based on companies or executives
- View detailed company fact sheets with financials, executives, and more
- Get breaking news and lists of IPOs
- Find companies using stock and financial performance parameters
In addition to being of interest to students in Business, Management, and Economics, it can also be a helpful resource for people who are job hunting. Hatfield Library's subscription offers a higher level of service from Hoovers than is offered freely to the public at large.
The first is the U.S. Congressional Documents Collection, which features the bound and daily versions of Congressional Record, its three predecessor titles, and other important congressional material.
The second is HeinOnline's U.S. Presidential Library, which includes such titles as Messages and Papers of the Presidents, Public Papers of the Presidents, CFR Title 3 (Presidents), Weekly Compilation of the Presidential Documents, and other documents relating to U.S. presidents.
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