For the first time, Hagerty Library will be open around the clock during exam week. The Library will open at 7:30 am on Wednesday, June 6th, and will remain open until 11:00 pm on Friday, June 15th (see Library Hours).
To ensure student safety, students entering the Library after 2:00 am will swipe their DragonCards at the card reader next to the doors to enter. Two University Public Safety Officers will be on duty inside the building.
The Library also plans some treats for late night studiers — cookies and coffee will be offered at 10 each night, and the vending machines will be kept well-stocked. There will also be free screenings of classic (but campy!) movies beginning at midnight in Room L33 (the new Mary E. Hagerty Learning Lab on the lower level of the Library).
With funds set aside in next year’s budget for Hagerty Library renovations, Library Director Jane Bryan hopes to add a cafe to the first floor, which will function as a 24/7 space with a separate entrance.
Hagerty Library announces its “Ask Me!” program for research help. Temporary reference desks staffed by librarians will be appearing in the following locations:
- Tuesday, May 29, 2007, 3 to 5 p.m. in Creese Student Center lobby (32nd and Chestnut Streets)
- Wednesday, May 30, 2007, 3 to 5 p.m. in Starbucks Coffee at Pearlstein Learning Center (33rd and Market Streets)
All members of the Drexel community are encouraged to stop by these desks for help with research, citations, directions, and other questions.
For more information, contact Josh Roberts at jcr382@drexel.edu.
Can we have a show of hands of students looking for a job or a co-op or career advice. Anyone?
The Drexel University Libraries has brand-new resource specifically for job-seekers. It’s easy to get caught up in all this fascinating job-hunting and career information available through this rich resource including:
- Industry career guides
- Industry employer guides
- Career topic guides
- A day in the life of a…
- Company Q & A with actual employees
- Sample cover letters and resumes
- Careers of celebrities
- Message boards
- and more!
To find the Vault Online Career Library
- Go to www.library.drexel.edu
- Click on “Find Databases/Journal Articles”
- Browse databases by title.
Subscribe to DrexelCareerLib for more great tips for finding careers and co-op information!
Hagerty Library is excited to announce that our IM reference service has expanded to include service via MSN (Windows) Messenger and Google’s gTalk.
IM (Chat) reference service is offered Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. In recent months, library staff have answered more than 200 questions via IM, ranging from requests for research help to questions about library hours. Next time you have a question — IM a Librarian!
- On AIM – drexellibraryref
- On Yahoo Messenger – drexellibraryref
- On MSN (Windows) Messenger — drexellibraryref@hotmail.com
- On gTalk (Google) — drexellibraryref
Cell Press, an imprint of Elsevier, is offering a free print subscription to Cell.
As a benefit of the Drexel University Libraries’ site license to Cell Online, any researcher, student, or faculty member in North America affiliated with our institution is entitled to receive a print subscription – normally a $179 value – absolutely free. To sign up for the offer, go to http://www.Cell.com/freesub.