Student Life Preservation Project

Your time at college is fleeting. Your legacy can be lasting. The archives invites current and recent students to submit photos, documents, diaries and videos of their life at the college to our new website, The Student Life Preservation Project. Already have something in mind? It takes just a few seconds to submit. Have any questions or want to submit a large number of items? Contact Archivist, Christina Kasman.

Events

All events are also posted in GryphonLink and in the Corq app!

Book Share Pick-Up

Remember those book donations last semester? Well, now is the time to come and take what you like! (Current SLC Students ONLY.) During this event, candy will be provided to anyone who finds a book they’d like to take home.

Feb 9, Thursday, 5-7:00pm--Library, Main Level, Reading Room *This program is also available throughout the year. Book Share items are available to be organized and taken as you like free of charge. We accept student/faculty donations at any time.

Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon

Join us for our second annual Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon to try to close the gender gap on Wikipedia. As part of the Art + Feminism movement, we will focus on women in the arts, but you are welcome to work on articles on women in other fields.

Wednesday, March 8, 4:00-7:00pm in the Library

Workshops

All workshops are also posted in GryphonLink and in the Corq app!

Digital Scholarship Workshop Series

From Feb 7 to Mar 7 we will be focusing on Rethinking the Conference Project by looking at tools to build digital projects. More information and the full schedule is available at: https://sarahlawrence.libguides.com/digitalhumanities/workshops.

Tuesdays 1:00-1:45pm, Library, Lower Level, E1

Research Workshops

Our research librarians will be presenting 1hr workshops every Thursday this semester. Below are the workshops for the first half of the semester. For full descriptions, click here.

January 26: Library Tour11am and 1pmMeet in the Library Lobby

February 2: Using the Catalog1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level6 pm on Zoom

February 9: Researching with Databases1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level6 pm on Zoom

February 16: PubMed like a Pro1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level6 pm on Zoom

February 23: Understanding and Using Google Scholar1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level

March 2: Understanding and Using Wikipedia1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level

March 9: The Magical Citation Manager: Zotero for Research Management1 pm in E1, Library Lower Level

Quick Tips

How to use our Moveable Shelves: video here

How to request a book from another Library

1.) Go to the Library Homepage and log in to your account by clicking the blue button.

2.) Search for your book. If we do NOT own the book in the format you need, then follow these screenshots:

Fun From Last Semester

Watch our video about the Cozy/Hygge space here.