Want to recomend a new book for Quita's Corner? Wishing we would buy more international dvds? Post your questions, thoughts, and purchase suggestions as comments here, and you'll get an answer from a librarian. We want to know what you think!
Tell us your suggestions!
Want to recomend a new book for Quita's Corner? Wishing we would buy more international dvds? Post your questions, thoughts, and purchase suggestions as comments here, and you'll get an answer from a librarian. We want to know what you think!
Library Suggestion Book Online!
Want the library to buy a certain DVD? Love the new rug? Post your questions, thoughts, and purchase suggestions as comments here, and you'll get an answer from a librarian. Or just read what others have to say. We want to know what you think!
New to the library?
Then take a moment to visit the circulation desk! In order to check out library books and DVDs (not to mention laptops!) you'll need to give circulation your OneCard so we can put your barcode in your library record.
You can visit any of the Bryn Mawr libraries to update your barcode, and it just takes a second.
Questions? Send an email to circulation@brynmawr.edu or comment on this post!
Haverford College: Student Jobs at the Libraries
The Library employs approximately 100 students. We still have openings in the following departments. These job descriptions are posted also with the Career Development Office as well as at each library’s Circulation Desk.
To apply, download and fill out the application (pdf), then hand it in at Magill Library’s Circulation Services desk. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the positions are filled. They are considered in the order in which they are received with priority given to Financial Aid students.
Open Access: Why It Matters
The Palinet Leadership Network has just put together a very good overview of the Open Access movement called "Open Access: Why It Matters". Excerpted from longer essays published by Peter Suber, one of the most vocal supporters of Open Access, this site pulls together concise lists of moral & pragmatic arguments for the movement, and offers links to additional information. For the most current updates to the Open Access movement, go to Peter Suber's blog, Open Access News.
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