Library Extended Hours Dec. 7-Dec. 19

The library is extending its hours Dec. 7-Dec. 19:
Mondays-Thursdays, we are open till 10:30
Multimedia closes at 7pm
Internet Lab closes at 9pm
Periodicals closes at 9pm
Circulation closes at 10:30pm***
Reference Desk closes at 10:30pm***
Fridays (12/11 & 12/18) open till 8:00
Multimedia closes at 6pm
Periodicals closes at 7pm
Internet Lab closes at 8pm***
Circulation closes at 8pm***
Reference Desk closes at 8pm***
Saturdays (12/12 & 12/19) open 10:00-5:00
All desks are open 10-5pm***

Dec. 8 Web 2.0 Happy Hour


Web 2.0 Happy Hour :: flyer
for City Tech Faculty
Come enjoy wine & cheese with your colleagues and learn about Firefox: the highly customizable web browser.
Programmers all over the world have created thousands of plug-ins to add functionality to the Firefox browser. We’ll highlight several useful Firefox plugins including the LibX plugin which provides access to library resources from the browser toolbar. Workshops are open to all City Tech faculty members.
DATE: Tuesday, December 8, 2009
VENUE: Rm A632, Faculty Lounge (Atrium Building)
TIME: 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
http://library.citytech.cuny.edu
RSVP is encouraged to Prof. Maura Smale, msmale@citytech.cuny.edu or 718-260-5748.

Two Student Workshops Today!

The library is offering two workshops for students today:
Finding Literary Criticism
Tuesday, December 1, 1-1:45pm
Avoiding Plagiarism in Your Coursework
Tuesday, December 1, 5:15-6pm
Workshops are open to all City Tech students. All workshops are held in our electronic classroom, Rm A540, on the 5th Fl. of the City Tech Library (Atrium).
For more information, visit the library website.

More access to digital repositories with HathiTrust

U. Michigan issued a press release “HathiTrust offers full-text search of millions of digitized books and journals.” … “HathiTrust (http://www.hathitrust.org) is a collaboration of the thirteen universities of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation, the University of California system, and the University of Virginia, and currently includes digitized volumes from the University of Michigan, University of California, Indiana University, and the University of Wisconsin.”