Cheers to our graduating student employees!
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We are so proud of our student employees (and all graduating Wildcats) as their years of hard work, dedication, and perseverance pay off. We wish them the best in every endeavor and hope they will think fondly of the University Libraries when they think of the University of Arizona.
2023 Spring/Summer graduates
Adrianne Beer; Michelle Boyer-Kelly; Vanessa Campbell; Isabella Feldmann; Kali Draper; Amy Ellsworth; Sarah Hunt; Anab Iman; Glen Ingram; Om Kudalkar; Benjamin Peregoy; Mia Reinhardt; Kaitlyn Ruelas; Jessica Revay; Diego Salido; Delani Seymour; Syd Stoll; Pat Yango; and Dennis Zhuang.
The University of Arizona will confer nearly 8,000 degrees at its 159th Commencement on Friday, May 12.
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How we celebrated APIDA Heritage Month
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Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month is May, but the University of Arizona honors it in April while most students are still on campus.
We shared more historical snaps on social media, and University of Arizona Press staff chose five books by APIDA authors to spotlight. Publicity Manager Mary Reynolds shared her insight about what makes these books timely reads.
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Spring finals study break activities get an A+
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Between the Main Library and Health Sciences Library, students could take a much-deserved study break and watch a movie, get drop-in reference help from our staff, grab free snacks, and of course, love on therapy dogs at the Pause for Paws event.
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CATalyst Studios closed until June 5
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CATalyst Studios, our makerspace in the Main Library, is closed for deep cleaning for the rest of May.
Summer hours begin June 5, Monday-Friday, 10am-2pm.
See you next month!
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Get growing with our free Seed Library
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The Seed Library is a selection of seeds (usually seasonal) restocked throughout the semester, easy to grow, and great for beginners. Some of the seeds include veggies (tomato, beans, carrots) and flowers to grow in your garden or containers.
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Who we are: meet our staff
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More than 200 people work in nine departments (often behind-the-scenes) to keep the University Libraries safe, clean and running smoothly.
Niko Sanchez is the Digital Design and Fabrication Specialist in CATalyst Studios, our makerspace. "I'm of Mescalero, Polish, and Mexican decent, and it's really important that I can support people from similar backgrounds with the design and fabrication tools I'm trained in."
A man of many talents, in February Niko won the People's Choice Award in the University of Arizona annual On Our Own Time staff art exhibit for one of his paintings.
Follow us @uazlibraries to see more staff profiles.
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| 2023 Data Visualization Challenge winners
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The University Libraries Data Cooperative and CATalyst Studios hold an annual student challenge to show how they use visual data displays to tell stories.
Congratulations to this year's Data Visualization Challenge winners!
Arjun Phull, third place
Kelli Richardson, second place
Stefan Marinic, first place
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Preservation Week 'Pop-up' exhibit, now until May 22
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Preservation Week (April 30-May 6) is an initiative to preserve collections – in libraries, archives, and museums – especially items loved by people, families, and communities. Stop by Special Collections to view our student-curated pop-up exhibit, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.
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'Black History in the Borderlands' LibGuide now available
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Special Collections, in collaboration with the University of Arizona Beyond Juneteenth initiative, is excited to announce a new tool which provides resources and materials focusing on the experiences of Black communities in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands.
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2023 Lois Olsrud Library Faculty Excellence Award winners
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Dr. Ahlam Saleh (left) and Laurie E. Eagleson are the recipients of our annual Lois Olsrud Library Faculty Excellence Award for 2023. Both are "highly deserving librarians" said their peers who nominated them.
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IT Project Manager II, Technology Strategy & Services
As one of two unit members, the manager supports project work within the department and communicate with University Libraries stakeholders.
Marketing Specialist, University of Arizona Press
The specialist assists web and social media content creation; coordinates the active exhibits program that promotes UA Press and its books to academic communities.
Digital Preservation Analyst, Digital Preservation & Production Department
The analyst reports to and works with the Digital Preservation Librarian to expand, scale, support, and oversee workflows and services for a variety of content.
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Land Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge the University of Arizona is on the land and territories of Indigenous peoples. Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O’odham and the Yaqui. Committed to diversity and inclusion, the University strives to build sustainable relationships with sovereign Native Nations and Indigenous communities through education offerings, partnerships, and community service.
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