Meet Your LibrarianNatalie Browning serves the information needs of students and faculty in Accounting, Economics, Finance, & Real Estate, Management & Marketing, Information System & Security, Nursing, and Psychology. As your liaison, she provides research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Contact Natalie (browningnl@longwood.edu) with your reference questions or to schedule a research consultation.
Meet Your LibrarianTammy Hines serves the information needs of students and faculty in Biological & Environmental Sciences, Chemistry & Physics, Education, Special Education, HARK, International Studies, Mathematics & Computer Science, and Speech & Language Pathology. As your liaison, she provides research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Contact Tammy (hinestm@longwood.edu) with your reference questions or to schedule a research consultation.
Meet Your LibrarianSarah Reynolds serves the information needs of students and faculty in Music, Theatre, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice. As your liaison, she provides research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Contact Sarah (reynoldsst@longwood.edu) with your reference questions or to schedule a research consultation.
Meet Your LibrarianJennifer Beach serves the information needs of students and faculty in English & Modern Languages, History, Political Science, Philosophy, and Women & Gender Studies. As your liaison, she provides research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Contact Jennifer (beachjs@longwood.edu) with your reference questions or to schedule a research consultation.
Meet Your LibrarianVicki Palmer serves the information needs of students and faculty in Art, Graphic Design, Communication Studies, Communication Sciences & Disorders, and Social Work. As your liaison, she provides research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Contact Vicki (palmervm@longwood.edu) with your reference questions or to schedule a research consultation.
This summer, Greenwood Library is offering a self-paced summer “course” is designed to help Longwood faculty Boost Your Scholarly Profile by performing such tasks as updating your Google Scholar information, creating a scholarly ID, and adding your research to Longwood’s Digital Commons. We will also dive into copyright, with regard to your own publications.
Each week, we will open another section of the course, conveniently located in the Library’s LibGuides, but you may perform the tasks at a pace that fits your needs. At the end of the course, we invite your feedback.
No registration is necessary for participation. We will send out a weekly, campus-wide message as each section goes live.
Please plan to join us! The first week’s task will open May 23rd. http://libguides.longwood.edu/ScholarlyFootprint
Greenwood Library will be having a book sale to kickoff the semester. The sale will run January 19-24.
***All proceeds will help support the Library’s services, facilities, and collections.***
Price for each item:
Paperback books: $1
Hardcover books: $2
Music CDs: $1
DVD Movies: $2
Interested in becoming a member? Click here for more details.
