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Reading for Black History Month
· Filed under: Did you know, Uncategorized
Library Instruction Program
· Filed under: Instruction
WOU’s Instruction Librarians provide assignment-based library instruction delivered at students’ point-of-need. See our Library Instruction (https://research.wou.edu/information-literacy) page for more details or to request a session.
Important tips for researching with Google Scholar
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Rule #1 of using Google Scholar to do research for your class assignments: never, ever pay for an article. In many cases, links to full text scholarly articles (like the kind that Google Scholar finds) are through subscription sources. But the library already pays for subscriptions to many of these sources already so that you, as a […]
Our building is closed but our services are still strong
· Filed under: Covid-19
In accordance with the Governor’s Executive Orders 20-12 and 20-09, the Library building will be closed to the public at the beginning of spring term. However, we are dedicated to serving the WOU community and our remote services are strong! To ensure your academic success, Hamersly Library is continuing and expanding our remote services while the library building is closed to public access. Please continue reading to learn about our remote library hours and services.
Hello world!
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Memorial Day weekend hours
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Heads up – the library’s hours will be modified for Memorial Day weekend: –>Sat, 5/27: noon-5pm –>Sun, 5/28: noon-5pm –>Mon, 5/29: noon-midnight
The Press is open!
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The Press, Hamersly’s new cafe, is officially open for business. Its hours will be Mon-Thurs 8am-8pm, and Sun 3pm-8pm, closed Fri and Sat. Thanks for all your patience as this project was completed. We hope you like having this new spot to study, catch up with friends, and get some much-needed caffeine while you’re hard at […]
Which should I use? VDI or the Terminal Server?
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Need to access your H drive from off campus? Need to use specialized programs such as SAS, SPSS, or Photoshop for a class assignment? You can access all these from almost any computer by using a virtual connection. There are two computing environments to connect to: VDI and the Terminal Server. VDI has newer versions of the […]
Announcement: Hamersly Library Learning Commons
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WOU’s Dean of Library Services, Dr. Allen McKiel, emailed out the following announcement to campus on Monday about changes coming to Hamersly Library: “There are exciting changes afoot at Hamersly Library. I am delighted to announce that over winter break, we will begin physical modifications to enhance the learning commons environment to better meet the […]