The main library for the University and the largest library facility on campus with seating for 2,700 users. It offers an extensive range of library services and has open stacks, where patrons are able to browse through rows of book shelves to make their own selection of materials.
In addition to the main collection, which is comprised primarily of materials in the humanities and social science subject areas, the Strozier Library has special collections, maps, government documents, multimedia, electronic and microform materials.
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Very useful for my teaching, and the instructions were very clear. Thank you for the folder of files to download.
This was a very interesting talk about a subject that I don't very often get to hear about. Enjoyed it very much. Looking forward to April.
excellent presentation by brilliant young geologist from University of Pittsburgh (who, it turns out, had gotten word the day before about funding for another grant), hosted by the Department of Earth, Oceanic ad Atmospheric Science, followed by lively, substantive Q+A, followed then by fine reception -- all in keeping with the tradition of these programs staged by the Faculty Senate's ROAD SCHOLARS COMMITTEE. So BRAVA!
My only comment would be that it would be more helpful if this workshop was done in a computer lab where attendants could work in NVivo along with Dr. Klein. Otherwise, it was very informative.
Really helpful presentation, not too long or too short, and she broke the information down really well so it was all super understandable :)
I can't wait to use the R techniques in my classroom!
Thanks Dr. Jessie. It was informative and a must for social statistics.
The workshop provided several new techniques and gave me time to try them out. I am adding these to my toolbox.
Good food and good people
Emerald Devereux left a positive review 3/11/2019
Both the Author and the Agent seemed very well versed in their respective fields. There was a plethora of information from each aspect of the publishing process. While there were technical difficulties, I hardly feel that the presenters were at fault. They functioned fairly well without the projector.