Read about the latest developments at the library in our Spring 2019 Newsletter.
This issue includes articles about new library furniture, our newest Librarian, a recent Stetson family visit, our online collection of vintage Florida postcards, Library Research Prize Winners, and more!
Tag Archives: News
Off-Campus Access to Library Resources Update
As you may be aware, accessing library resources from off-campus has been challenging this semester. In some cases, the library resources were not compatible with new security settings installed on Stetson’s network and users encountered security errors.
The problem was addressed by implementing new software that authenticates users from off-campus. We have tested off-campus access during the past two weeks and we are no longer experiencing security errors.
In order to fully realize the benefits of this solution, you will need to update any bookmarks or saved links you have on your computers. If your saved link contains “proxy.stetson.edu,” you will need to update to a new link by going through the library’s home page.
We understand the frustration and inconvenience you may have experienced this semester when trying to access the library’s resources. Please let us know if you continue to experience problems by emailing [email protected] or calling the on-call librarian at 386-747-9028.
Kopernio
Kopernio is a free browser plugin that works to get you the best PDF copy of open access articles you want to find, on or off campus. Set up a free account with Kopernio to connect to Stetson’s content (instructions here). The plug in stores your Stetson credentials on your personal computer and employs them when you’re doing a literature search. Works with Google Scholar and publisher websites to find freely available and library subscription content. Learn more about it. Questions? Contact Jennifer Corbin, [email protected].
Curious about the Innovation Lab? Use the new consultation form!
Curious about 3D printing but haven’t been able to make it to an Innovation Lab class? We’ve got you covered! The innovation lab now offers a Consultation Form which allows you to schedule an appointment with one of our technology specialists – Tony Ganus during the day, or Chris Finkle after 5 pm.
Find out about our 3D Scanning, Adobe Creative Suite, Virtual Reality, Conversion Station, Cricut Cutter, Woodworking, 3D Printing, and much more, with one-on-one consultations that fit your schedule! Click this link and start innovating today!
Don’t forget!
We know you’re anxious to head into the wind, Hatters! But before you leave campus for the summer, don’t forget to stop in the library to say goodbye and return your library books, scores, DVDs and other material. We’ll miss you!
Submit your senior research paper to the University Archives
To contribute to the Student Research Collection in the University Digital Archives, email [email protected] and include:
- your Senior Research paper in Word or PDF format,
- the name(s) of the advisor(s),
- semester and year of graduation.
Be sure to submit a clean copy with no instructor comments or grade on the paper.
Thanks for helping to preserve and highlight student research.
Library Research Prizes
More Power Outlets on Ground Floor
Over the break, new power outlets were installed in the library’s quiet study area downstairs. Come check them out, and charge your devices to your heart’s content!
Win a 3D printer at Maker Faire
Innovation takes on many forms. Discover what ideas/capabilities are coming to light.
Maker Faire Orlando 2017 will be held on Saturday, October 21 from 10am to 7pm and on Sunday, October 22 from 10am to 5pm. The event will take place at the Central Florida Fairgrounds, featuring exhibits in 3 air-conditioned exhibit halls and in the green spaces between the expo halls. All parking is on-site, and is free. A variety of food choices are available from on-site food vendors.
Win a 3D Printer!Presale ticket purchasers will be entered into a drawing to win a Deltamaker 3D printer package valued at over $2500 from their sponsor, Deltamaker! |
In less than two weeks explore exhibits that present the latest breakthroughs in science, art, robots, crafts, comics, technology, music and more!
Basement Group Study Room Ready for Use
The library now offers a basement level group study room, Room 8L, near 25L and the 24-7 computer lab. It is intended for large groups and can accommodate up to 10 people. Room 8L is available on a first come, first served basis.
Keep Room 8L in mind for group project work and meetings with large groups!