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Academic Promotion Review for 2012

The Academic Promotion Review Process for 2012 is beginning. Academic staff at the rank of Associate Librarian/Associate Archivist, who have previously met the length of service requirement...

Chats in the Stacks Book Talk: Emerging Markets by Eswar Prasad, April 6, 4 pm, 160 Mann Library

Please join us for Chats in the Stacks on Wednesday . . .
Book Talk at Mann Library
Emerging Markets: Resilience and Growth Amid Global Turmoil
Eswar Prasad, Ph.D.,...

Announcing the new CUL RDA wiki

To those interested in RDA (Resource Description and Access):

Take One: March 28, 2011 (Happy Birthday, Marshall McLuhan)

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Marshall McLuhan, who once famously quipped that the medium is the message. Although focused on television, his key premise—that the means for...

2011 Career Development Week, Call for Proposals -- Deadline Extended to April 1st

If you have already submitted your proposal(s) for the 2011 Career Development Week, thank-you!


As of today, we still have some slots open throughout the week (May 16th – May...

CUL in the News: 3/25/11 (big news week!)

CUL in the News: A selection of our most interesting media mentions -- big or small, positive or negative, perfectly accurate or not quite right.
      
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Library Forum Presents: Library Ergonomic Sessions in April

Library Forum is pleased to present…..
Ergonomics in the Workplace
April Sessions Designed for Cornell Library Employees


Register at:...

Chats in the Stacks Book Talk: Democracy and Higher Education, March 31, 4 pm, 160 Mann Library

Democracy and Higher Education: Traditions and Stories of Civic Engagement
Scott Peters, Ph.D.

Take One: March 21, 2011 (No more NDAs)

Cornell University Library may be the first major private research library to explicitly go on record that it will no longer sign publisher contracts that include non-disclosure (NDA) clauses. Our...

CUL in the News: 3/18/11

CUL in the News: A selection of our most interesting media mentions -- big or small, positive or negative, perfectly accurate or not quite right.
    
For a more...