Fogler Library Faculty Newsletter #325

Books in My Life with Jane Wellman-Little, Excel Workshop, Circulation and Reserve Email, Grants Workshop

In this issue:

  1. Books in My Life: Reading that Transforms with Jane Wellman-Little
  2. Introduction to Microsoft Excel Workshop
  3. New Email for Circulation and Reserve Queries
  4. Grants 101 Workshop

1. Books in My Life: Reading that Transforms with Jane Wellman-Little

Time & Date: February 22, 7pm-8pm
Location: Library Classroom

In this series, members of the UMaine community will speak about their experience of reading, their awakening as readers, their past and current best books (and maybe even their worst reads). They’ll venture far outside their scholarly fields and bring us into the world of their personal reading.

The next installment of this series will feature Jane Wellman-Little, a faculty member in the College of Education and Human Development. Please share this event with any students, staff, or faculty who might be interested in attending.

2. Introduction to Microsoft Excel Workshop

Time & Date: February 23, 6pm-8pm
Location: Library Classroom

This workshop will provide attendees with an introduction to Excel. This introduction will cover the Excel interface, how to interpret data and make basic tables and figures, and how to manipulate large amounts of data using pivot tables.

By the end of the workshop, attendees will be able to utilize frequently used tools in Microsoft Excel.

About the Presenter: Shuling Chen is an M.S. Candidate in Marine Policy. Her research focuses on measuring the impact of temporary pollution closures on soft-shell clam fisheries.

3. New Email for Circulation and Reserve Queries

Queries regarding circulation or reserves at Fogler Library can now be directed to um.library.circ@maine.edu. For more information about submitting reserve materials to Fogler Library, please see our online overview.

4. Grants 101 Workshop

Time & Date: March 16, 10am-12pm
Location: Library Classroom

The Office of the Vice President for Research and Fogler Library are offering “Grants101: Seeking, Analyzing, and Writing Basics.” At the workshop, you will:

  • find grants in PIVOT
  • analyze an agency’s Request for Proposals
  • learn Grant Writing Basics

Space is limited. Please RSVP to Jen Bonnet using this form. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome! Please share with colleagues who may be interested.