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Library 101 in Just One Hour

February 4, 2008
Story by Maggie Kierl, OSU Library Communications Intern

For Immediate Release

STILLWATER -The OSU Library is offering a free crash course on the Library, every week in January through April.

The session is a one-hour orientation to the Library. The first 30-minutes consist of a tour of the first and second floors of the Edmon Low Library. The second 30-minutes cover an introduction to the Library website, catalog and electronic resources.

“It’s designed to be a class for people who haven’t really been into the Library before, or who want a refresher on what the Library does,” said Dan Chaney, Humanities & Social Sciences Librarian. “The class is spread out throughout the semester to give students a chance to come to the class whenever it is convenient for them.”   

For more information about Library 101 and times, please visit http://www.library.okstate.edu/bi/library101.htm.

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URL: http://www.library.okstate.edu/news/spring08/lib101.htm
Last Updated: 9 June 2008