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Dr. Tammy Horn, Senior Researcher at EKU’s Environmental Research Institute was featured in a front-page story in this week’s Chronicle of Higher Education.  Dr. Horn’s partnerships with coal companies in Kentucky and West Virginia has the potential for reshaping reclaimed coal mine land and boosting economies, including areas in EKU’s service region.  The International Coal Group is one company reforesting mined land with trees and plants that bees prefer, providing an environment ripe for the growth of an Appalachian honey and bee-related services industry.

Congratulations to Dr. Horn on this national recognition for her work and for EKU!

Read the entire story and view photos of Dr. Horn and her bees on the Chronicle of Higher Education’s website (e-Key login required). Dr. Horn’s book, Bees in America: How the Honeybee Shaped a Nation, is available in the Crabbe Library.

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Word Cloud: Libraries and Scholarship

Word Cloud: Libraries and Scholarship

Faculty and staff are invited to join the EKU Libraries Leadership Team in the Teaching and Learning Center in the Keen Johnson building on Monday, October 19, at 11:15 a.m. to discuss ways the University Library supports scholarship, teaching, and professional interests.

Topics include:

  • A future digital repository to support student and faculty publications, including journals written and published at EKU
  • The process for recommending new resources for purchases
  • New collections, tools and technologies from the libraries
  • Google Books, Google Scholar and Google Documents
  • Navigating copyright clearance
  • Library instruction
  • The Noel Studio for Academic Creativity
  • Library website highlights

Lunch will be served.  We hope to see you there!

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EKU Libraries Visiting Scholar, Charles Bracelen Flood, is among a group of leading American and military history experts included in a special issue of U.S. News & World Report, “The Secrets of America’s Best Generals,” available on newsstands now. Flood has conducted most of his research and all of his writing from Eastern Kentucky University’s Crabbe Library.

Among the pieces featured in the special section is a lengthy excerpt from Flood’s book, Grant and Sherman: the Friendship that Won the Civil War, which was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2005. His latest book is 1864: Lincoln at the Gates of History, published in February of 2009 by Simon & Schuster.

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See our LibGuides here

In addition to the new look to the Libraries’ website, we are excited to bring you online resources called LibGuides@EKU. The LibGuides are websites that help you find resources in your subject or for your classes. They let you get help fast by giving you access to a librarian via chat and help you get acquainted with the librarian in your subject area. Here are links to a few popular guides:

If you have feedback about LibGuides@EKU, please contact your department’s library liaison.

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The Libraries have subscribed to Chronicle Campuswide, the online version of the Chronicle of Higher Education. If you are off campus, you will be prompted to log in with your E-key. Enjoy!

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The libraries are pleased to introduce Encore, a new way to search the Libraries’ books, journals, videos, and other materials. We hope you will give it a whirl and give us your feedback.

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We’re excited to announce that the University Archives has been posting images on Flickr since April. Read more about it at our own Jackie Couture’s blog. Browse through the photos, and if you see someone that you know, leave a comment. New names and dates might help future researchers. We are excited for users to have a way to help us add information to our collection.

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