Celebrities of the Digital Commons: Dr. Laura Tsu
We’re still celebrating the fact that Chapman University Digital Commons reached the fantastic milestone of over one million downloads a few weeks ago. Last week, we spoke with Dr. Jared Rubin. This week, we’re interviewing Dr. Laura Tsu, whose article, “A Pharmacist’s Role in the Prevention and Management of Perioperative Atrial Fibrillation and Flutter,” has
Leatherby Students from Home: Lillian Phan
The Leatherby Libraries building on the Orange campus isn’t the only place where student employees help with the work of running Chapman University libraries. This week’s installment in the Leatherby Students from Home series talks with Lillian Phan, who works with Health Sciences Librarian Ivan Portillo in the Rinker Health Sciences Study Commons. 1. What
Leatherby Libraries Staff at Home: Laurie Gates Cussalli
Over the past few months, we’ve been interviewing Leatherby Libraries librarians about their experiences working from home, and their recommendations for students and faculty. In the past few weeks, we’ve added conversations with Leatherby Libraries student employees to the blog as well. In our newest series, “Leatherby Libraries Staff at Home,” we’re talking to some
Leatherby Librarians at Home: Tiana Taliep
For this week’s installment of the Leatherby Librarians at Home blog series, Archivist for the Oskar Schindler Archives Tiana Taliep shares pointers on an excellent genealogy resource, and catches us up on her quarantine reading. 1. What has been the most challenging aspect for you of working from home so far, and how did you
Celebrities of the Chapman University Digital Commons: Dr. Jared Rubin
Two weeks ago, we announced that the Chapman University Digital Commons had reached the fantastic milestone of over one million downloads! In a new mini-blog series, we’ll be chatting with a few celebrities of the Digital Commons – authors whose articles have been milestone items for the Digital Commons. In this first installment, we’re chatting
No Cookies, No Worries
Ordinarily at this time in the semester, we’d be opening up the Leatherby Libraries for 24-hour services for students studying for finals, and there would be tables with cookies on each floor. Because we’re all still studying and working from home right now, we’ve found a different way to show how much the Leatherby Libraries
Leatherby Students from Home: Jimmy Elinski
We know you’ve been missing his “Exploring the Magic of the Leatherby Libraries” blog series, because we have, too. Sharing this week what he’s missing most about working in the Leatherby Libraries as part of our Leatherby Students from Home series is Jimmy Elinski. Since the transition to online-only instruction in mid-March, our student employees
New LibGuide for Teams and Zoom Instruction
The Leatherby Libraries is happy to share that we have a new research guide available to aid professors, especially as we approach finals, with Teams and Zoom for Virtual Instruction and Communication. This guide, created by Reference Librarians Ana Munandar and Catalina Lopez, gathers resources on Microsoft Teams and Zoom, which are web conferencing tools
Leatherby Students from Home: Ruby Blakesleay
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been giving you some insight into how different librarians from the Leatherby Libraries have shifted to working from home. In this new blog series, we’re talking to a different group of people, a group that makes up the youthful core of the Leatherby Libraries: our student employees! Since the
Leatherby Librarians at Home: Shahrzad Khosrowpour
This week in the Leatherby Librarians at Home blog series, Coordinator of Cataloging and Gifts Shahrzad Khosrowpour shares the fantastic things she’s been reading, along with tips for making the most of studying from home. 1. What has been the most challenging aspect for you of working from home so far, and how did you