Jennifer Beasley, Myra Haulmark, Lynn Meade, Laurie Apple, Claretha Hughes, Sheila Smith and Jonathan Marion will participate in the paid Open Educational Resources Course Conversion Program….Continue Reading Seven Faculty Members Selected to Participate in Paid Course Conversion Program
Special Collections intern Craig Huddleston explores the impact of African American legislators who served in the Arkansas General Assembly during Reconstruction, the decades just after the Civil War when federal intervention allowed a brief period of civil and political opportunity for African American leaders in the American South. …Continue Reading A New Voice: African American Legislators during Reconstruction in Arkansas
“This is a unique time in our collective history, and we feel it is important to document events and stories from our community,” said Amy Allen, university archivist….Continue Reading U of A Libraries Documenting COVID-19 Experiences in State
The University Libraries have many databases and digital resources collections available even with our campus closed and students and faculty working from distant locations. Here are hints for getting fascinating information about home gardens, food preservation, cooking at home, and other “homesteading” activities from the Arkansas Agricultural Extension Circulars digital collections. …Continue Reading Social Distancing and Homesteading with Digital Collections
Make sure your students and colleagues have access to library content from anywhere. Use our Athenizer and other tips for creating persistent links….Continue Reading Athenize Your Links to Library Content
The Office of Scholarly Communications and the Honors College invite all honors undergraduate students to an online open house. There are three opportunities to attend: April 9 on Twitter, April 28 on Facebook, and April 29 on Twitter. All sessions will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. …Continue Reading Honors Students Invited to Attend Online Thesis Open House Events