News, links, and musings from your friendly librarians and staff at the William H. Hannon Library (aka #lmulibrary) at Loyola Marymount University.
Los Angeles, CA
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As the university works to strengthen and expand its graduate and professional education offerings, the William H. Hannon Library has responded in kind. loom.ly/3WOXUz8
"Our strategy of collecting represents our commitment to building special collections that preserve a diversity of lived experiences to better support the needs of scholarship and student learning." loom.ly/GB4WOD0
The open educational resources that our faculty teams are designing will impact more than 6,000 students with at least $550,000 in savings in the first year in which they are used in the classroom. loom.ly/CSNRtNc
Librarians and library staff at LMU publish peer-reviewed articles, present at conferences, and engage in a host of additional scholarly activities. Here's a summary of our scholarly impact from the past year! loom.ly/1yOVyAE
Through our robust information literacy program, the library plays a pivotal role in fostering student academic success at LMU. Our seniors excel in search skills and library use, outperforming peers nationally. loom.ly/uow78Hk
This past year, we created seven new digital collections and enhanced four digital collections with grant funding for DEIA work! loom.ly/bp6O8gM
"Integrating the body, mind, and spirit of researchers and collaborators is central to feminista pláticas." Here's what you missed at #FacultyPubNight! loom.ly/yqvKgaU
LMU students: Have you ever been on a publisher’s website, found the perfect article, and then were prompted to pay for it? We have a solution for you! loom.ly/RTlpjjg
Scholars @ LMU is a new research information management system that aggregates information about faculty research output, allowing our faculty to showcase projects, awards, teaching activity, datasets, press clippings, posters, and more: all in one place! loom.ly/OqYPFIE
Didn't get the chance to attend our last #FacultyPubNight with Dolores Delgado Bernal? Watch the whole thing on our YouTube page! Bernal discussed her recent co-authored article, "Feminista pláticas as a methodological disruption." loom.ly/2rhBIuc
In case you missed it! We recently chatted about the benefits and drawbacks of using generative AI with students and offered hands-on experience with key tools. Watch the presentation on our YouTube channel. loom.ly/lw1bnPA
This Tuesday, join us for our second installment of Faculty Pub Night! Dolores Delgado Bernal (School of Education) will discuss her recent co-authored article, "Feminista pláticas as a methodological disruption." loom.ly/eUsEgr0
New on LMU Library News! An introduction to one of our many databases, The Archives of Latin American and Caribbean History loom.ly/1L6jw9w
Anyone else getting "The Shining" here? This photo from 100 years ago shows attendees of the Loyola College Alumni Ball at The Ambassador hotel on April 25, 1924. Such an elegant location! loom.ly/t1JzIjk
ALT Black and white photo of more than a hundred couples posing on a dance floor.
Join us on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 5:30p to hear William Perez (@LMUSoe) speak about his recent co-authored publication, "Culturally Responsive Schooling for Indigenous Mexican Students." #FacultyPubNight RSVP here: loom.ly/kKMaIPk
The Workman family played a crucial role in the early development of Los Angeles. Marissa Corona, archival processing intern, writes about her experience working with a new collection of papers from the Workman family. #LAHistory loom.ly/U8Y573w
ALT Black and white photo of mother sitting with four sons, David, Tommy, Richard, and Henry
We are only a week away from the arrival of new students! Looking forward to meeting all our new Lions. loom.ly/_B6j0fY
The initial 1928 designs for the campus of then-Loyola University are quite different from what we have today! But we do see at least one familiar face. ⛪❤️ #LAHistory #UniversityArchives
ALT Black and white rendering of a college campus, with a chapel at the top of the map, and 17 additional buildings arranged in the grand style.
The world of film and television lost an icon with the recent passing of actor Donald Sutherland. We've pulled together some of his works from our collections for your education and enjoyment! 🎥 loom.ly/S3pdba0
We have acquired two new databases: "Policy Commons: Global Think Tanks" and "Africa Commons: History and Culture." Both expand exclusive access to primary sources for our students and faculty. We also added a module to "South Asia Commons." loom.ly/opdUQPg
