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Across the social spectrum, the poem “enjoyed an almost uproarious state of success.”
@MischaWillett
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📚✍💻 The Graduate Writing Retreat continues with more, well...writing! More power to you, future doctors!
Speaking of which, this afternoon the group will hear from another newly minted PhD, SPU Professor of Biblical Studies, Esther Cen 👩🎓⛪📖
🌞🏛✍ The Graduate Writing Retreat kicked off today, here in Ames Library--and we'll be back at it again tomorrow morning! Look for presentations on proofreading/editing, citation management with Zotera, and plenty of delicious snacks and caffeinated drinks 📝🤤☕
✍ Join us bright and early tomorrow at the library (or online) for our Graduate Writing Retreat! We'll start at 8:00 am with some writing, then follow with presentations on writing strategies and goal setting. Lunch will be provided, and then we'll hear from a newly minted PhD!
🏛✍ This Wednesday through Friday, the library will host our Graduate Writing Retreat. Students in SPU grad programs will work with librarians and faculty to make progress on their dissertations! 📚💻
More information to come, but in the meantime: where is your "writing place?"
🌸🌬📚 New books are out on the shelf! Learn about all manner of subjects, from organized crime to how to breathe! 🕵️♀️📚🕵️♂️
#library #newbookshelf #read #hotoffthepress #springreads #spu #seattlepacificuniversity #thebreathinggym
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🌬📚🆕 Books so new you can smell em. Just put your nose right up to the screen 👃💨😌
👉 On the shelf by the stairwell on the main floor 👀
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🎖📚🏆 Award winning children’s books from the 2020s are out for display in the @SeattlePacific library! Stop by and check one out! Find a guide to all the awards and titles at the link below, written by SPU Education Librarian, Cindy Strong. 🍎👩💻👇
spu.libguides.com/Awardbooks
🖼👀 Someone left this beautiful drawing for us in a library study room last night. Can't make out the signature, so we're going with "Pablo Picasso" 🌸😳🌺
🌺📚💐 New books are very much in season! Fresh off the press is Lingua 2022, SPU's student-run literary and arts journal 🌸📚🌷
Check 'em out, by the stairwell on the main floor 👀
In February there were 7,538 papers downloaded from Digital Commons @ SPU. The top download was an honor's project by Leah Mernaugh, SPU class of 2017:
Defining Spanglish: A Linguistic Categorization of Spanish-English Code-Switching in the United States
tinyurl.com/52wesup9
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I'm very honored to be giving this year's Winifred E. Weter Faculty Award Lecture for Meritorious Scholarship, April 12, at @SeattlePacific. My topic is "Artificial Intelligence and the Apocalyptic Imagination: The Ends of Artificial Agency." More info at: spu.edu/administration/facul…
🚨🆕📚 Lots of new books ready for checkout, including "Go Birds!: A Concise History of Varsity Athletics at Seattle Pacific University, 1933-2017" written by John Glancy, with contributions from Wes Lingren, Frank MacDonald, and SPU archivist Adrienne Meier 🏛🆕📚
In January, there were 7,361 papers downloaded from Digital Commons @ SPU. In the top three downloaded papers was an honor's project by Andrew Meyer, SPU class of 2016:
"Animation or Cartoons: An American Dilemma"
digitalcommons.spu.edu/honor…
Last month, folks from 138 countries downloaded papers from Digital Commons @ SPU. November's top download (286 times!) was a dissertation in Clinical Psychology, by Noel Clark:
"The Etiology and Phenomenology of Sexual Shame: A Grounded Theory Study"
tinyurl.com/2p8cbv3m
We 💖 our Christmas tree of books, here in the library reading room. Come and bask in the glow, maybe tuck into a book for a while by our faux-fire...🎄🎅📖
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Happy International Open Access Week @SeattlePacific and @TheSPULibrary ! What are ways that you are opening up knowledge in your scholarship and teaching?
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