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September 2011
Dear Faculty,
Hello! This is the first issue of our newsletter "From Your Libraries ..." The newsletters are designed to provide general library information as well as information catered directly to Library Science. This is also my first semester serving the Math Department and I greatly look forward to working with you. Please let me know if I can help you or your students with any library needs.
Contact me about putting any materials on course reserve in the Math Library or if you would like research assistance. Book or video collection requests can be made using "eRequest" all during the school year. Journal requests can also be sent in but are handled in a different manner. Don't let that discourage you - I still want to know the titles you need for your teaching and research. Have a great Fall semester!
Sincerely,
Jessica Hemphill
Math Library Manager
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