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FOGLER LIBRARY NEWS SERVICE
Publicizing events, collections, acquisitions and services at UMaine's library
-- Wednesday, March 17 , 2010--
SUMMARY
1. Announcements/Projects/Events
A. Library Workshop Series
B. Graduate Colloquium Series
2. Collections
A. Maine Forester
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1. ANNOUNCEMENTS/PROJECTS/EVENTS
A. LIBRARY WORKSHOP SERIES
There is still time to register for the upcoming Library workshops. This
includes Photoshop on March 18th, EndNote on March 23rd, Adobe Illustrator on
March 25th, and a session in understanding and avoiding plagiarism on March
18th. For more information contact Gretchen Gfeller (email:
gretchen.gfeller@umit.maine.edu
| voice: 581-1696) More information may be found at: <
http://www.library.umaine.edu/newmedia/ >.
B. GRADUATE COLLOQUIUM SERIES
The second in the Library's series of Graduate Colloquia is on Tuesday, March
23rd in the Library Classroom on the first floor. Time is 12 noon to 1 p.m.
Stefano Tijerina will be discussing his dissertation: History of
Canadian-Colombian Relations: The Role of Trade and Development Aid, 1950-1984.
More information is available at:
<http://library.umaine.edu/class/Fernandez/2010/colloquium.htm>.
2. COLLECTIONS
A. MAINE FORESTER
We are happy to announce that The Maine Forester has joined the Yearbooks Online
and the Maine Town Reports on the growing list of digital collections available
from Fogler Library. Our partner in this endeavor is the School of Forest
Resources who provided full print sets for us to scan in order to preserve this
unique publication and provide online access. The Maine Forester is a hybrid
publication that has served as both a traditional yearbook with requisite
student and faculty photos but also includes selected research papers from the
School.
In viewing the volumes online you will get a sense of how the tenor of the
publication changed over the years. Sparsely published in the 1920s and 1930s it
appeared annually starting in 1936 through 1941, taking a significant hiatus
during the years of World War II. Late in the 1950s the design shifted toward a
considerably larger format very similar to the University’s Prism yearbook.
Throughout the 80 year history of the publication wonderful photographs of the
Maine woods and waterways have been captured and a number of these grace the
cover. On our web site we have the opportunity of featuring a sampling of these
as part of our navigational guide. We encourage you to explore these pages
online at: <http://library.umaine.edu/forester
> and send us your feedback.
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Distributed by the Fogler Library, The University of Maine, Orono, Maine.
Please send comments or requests for more information on news items to Gretchen
Gfeller, 207-581-1696 <gretchen.gfeller@umit.maine.edu>
or Nancy Curtis, 207-581-1679 <nancy.curtis@umit.maine.edu>.
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