Due to the weather emergency, all classes for Saturday, August 27 and Sunday, August 28 have been canceled. The first meeting for weekend classes will be September 10 and 11. Further announcements will be posted on the City Tech Website.
In the meantime, enjoy Leadbelly performing “Irene Goodnight”.
Fall Library Hours
Welcome to the fall semester. Our hours this fall are listed below, and you can always double check to see when we’re open by visiting the library website. Can’t get to the library? We have all kinds of resources to help you out with research, and you can also make contact with librarians for help by phone or email. As usual, our catalog is available online and our eresources can be accessed by holders of activated City Tech ID Cards.
Starting A New Semester!
We’d like to extend a welcome to new and returning library users, and send out a brief reminder that it is more important than ever to make sure that your City Tech ID Card is activated by the library at the beginning of each semester. This year there will be ID activation stations at the Circulation Desk and to the right of the library entrance, just look for the signs telling you where to go.
If you are new to the college, and have not yet received your ID card, you will need to get it before you can access some of our library services. ID cards are distributed by the department of public safety at the beginning of each semester.
RefWorks 2.0 migration dates
RefWorks has announced some migration dates.We have enabled the 2.0 interface and we encourage everyone to become familiar with it before the switch over.
- August 15, all users can enable both the classic and the new 2.0 interface.
- October 29, 2011, the new 2.0 interface will be the default.
- At the end of the year, the current/classic interface will be removed and only the new 2.0 interface will be available
Library Course Offering
Visit the course catalog description here or contact Professor Maura Smale for more information.
Copying v.s. Plagarism
(video available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.)
Having trouble remembering when to credit your sources? Artist Nina Paley (a great supporter of libraries as well as the Open Access movement) has provided us with a helpful breakdown, in song. Video and accompanying essay are both available here.
NYPL Digitizes its Menu Collection
52,000+ titles in Ebrary!
Check out our ebook collection, ebrary. As of this January, it has at least 52,000 academic titles geared to undergraduate students. The collections by area can be browsed. Many advanced search features are also available.
Please download the ebrary reader to use the collection. See here for more information.
Summer Library Hours
Student Survey!
