Spring 2021 Services and Resources
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Warmer weather is upon us! And with that, the spring semester is coming to an end. It’s been a challenging year with the global pandemic and altered college life but it looks like we’re starting to turn a corner. With everything brightening up, the Library would like you to know we’re here to get you across the finish line.
This year for National Library Week (April 4-10, 2021) we collected data to provide a snapshot of all we were able to bring to the Stevens community.
Open Education Week takes place March 1-5, 2021, but at the Samuel C. Williams Library, working to expand awareness and adoption of open and affordable educational resources happens throughout the year.
On Wednesday, March 3rd the Library led a forum entitled “Lies, Facts, and the Future of Our Democracy” with librarians Courtney Walsh, Vicky Ludas Orlofsky, and Romel Espinel. The discussion centered around the persistence of misinformation, disinformation, and propaganda, and how those issues impact democracy here and around the world.
Research assistance will be available via the ASK US online chat reference service.
Information on how to access online and print collections in the Library.
When the Library building is open, students have access to printers, scanners, and computers.