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2019 SRS Library Award Winners

Submitted by lbliss@sdsu.edu on Tue, 2019-04-02 09:20
congratulations to the SRS library award winners

Meet this year's winners!

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Most Accessed Theses and Dissertations

Submitted by lbliss@sdsu.edu on Tue, 2019-04-02 09:17

Third Annual Most Accessed Theses/Dissertations Lists

The ‘Most Accessed’ lists analyze prior year and lifetime usage of SDSU’s electronic theses and dissertations. The statistics include full text downloads, previews of the abstract, electronic citations, and copy requests. This is the Library’s equivalent to a Best Sellers’ list. 

Most Accesssed Theses List for 2017-2018

Gov Pubs Move

Submitted by lbliss@sdsu.edu on Fri, 2019-03-22 13:39
government publications have moved
We've moved our Government Publications materials! Both US and California materials have been relocated from the 3rd floor of Love Library to compact storage. Don't worry, any needed items can be paged through the Circulation Desk. These collections are undergoing a comprehensive review, following the guidelines set forth by the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). This review began in January of 2019 and will continue as we review the collection over the next several months. 
 

Spring Break Hours

Submitted by lbliss@sdsu.edu on Thu, 2019-03-14 10:18
spring break hours

Sticking around for Spring Break?  Don't worry, we're here too. 

Hours Calendar

Student Meet and Greet

Submitted by clumbis@sdsu.edu on Mon, 2019-03-11 09:05

Undergraduate and graduate students from all departments are invited to gather, network, and learn more about the Digital Humanities. 

Interested but cannot attend? Contact Hannah Friesen at hannahfreez@sbcglobal.net.

Digital Humanities Student Meet and Greet

Submitted by clumbis@sdsu.edu on Wed, 2019-02-13 10:28

Curious about the Digital Humanities? Undergraduate and graduate students from all departments are invited to gather, network, and learn more about the Digital Humanities. No experience or knowledge required. Snacks will be provided. 

Spring 2019 Living Writers Series

Submitted by lbliss@sdsu.edu on Fri, 2019-02-08 08:50
Portraits from the Living Writers Series

Check out the upcoming season of interesting, entertaining, and provocative readings!

Living Writers Series

Practice Your SRS Presentation

Submitted by clumbis@sdsu.edu on Wed, 2019-02-06 16:56

Drop by the Library Digital Humanities Center (lower level of the Library Dome - LA 61) on Wednesday, February 27th  from 10AM to 3PM to practice your SRS presentation.  Record your oral presentation in the practice presentation room (bring a blank 4GB, or larger, flash drive), or display the electronic draft of your poster on a large screen, see how it looks and get feedback.

Twine 2.0 Workshop

Submitted by clumbis@sdsu.edu on Fri, 2019-02-01 13:09

Today @ 1 pm in the DH Center.

Twine Workshop

Digital Humanities Faculty Research Group

Submitted by clumbis@sdsu.edu on Wed, 2019-01-23 16:52

The faculty research group is a reading group of DH@SDSU that serves as the central hub for building a research community around topic and questions related to Digital Humanities. Faculty from across the colleges meet (over lunch!) to discuss readings in the field of digital humanities. In the process, we are creating a cohort of research faculty interested in exploring how traditional humanities matter in and for our digital world.

Digital Humanities Center - LA 61 (Bottom of Library Dome)

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