The lunchtime recital series “Music in the CCM Library” reconvenes this Friday, 16 September, 12-12:50pm.
Conflicts and Meditations, performed by the OLEA chamber music ensemble, features the following works:
DISAGREE! by Miguel del Águila (b. 1957)
Wave Hands Like Clouds by Owen Hopper (b. 1995)
Rodeo Queen of Heaven by Libby Larsen (b. 1950)
For more details…
CQ Researcher
Not sure where to get ideas for a class paper on current issues? CQ Research is a great way to browse a variety of topics such as health, the arts and science. The short articles will give you a brief overview based on a particular question. Although not peer-reviewed, these fact checked articles are written by veteran journalists and are footnoted.
To find CQ Research from the Clermont College Library
1. Start at Clermont College Library
2. Below the Start Your Research section, click on Library Databases.
3. On the A-Z Database page, put CQ Researcher in the search box.
4. Click on CQ Researcher
5. Type in your subject in the search box or browse topics from the main page
UC Libraries & The Elliston Poetry room present Poetry Stacked
The University of Cincinnati Libraries and the Elliston Poetry Room announce Poetry Stacked, a semi-regular poetry reading series held in the 6th floor East stacks of the Walter C. Langsam Library.
Scheduled for Wednesdays, Oct. 19 and Nov. 30 at 4:30pm, each event will feature three poets reading their original poetry. Each session will include a UC faculty or staff member, a student and a local or national community member. Following each reading, attendees will be invited to tour the Elliston Poetry Room.
The mission of Poetry Stacked is to celebrate poetry and raise awareness of the collections of both UC Libraries and the Elliston Poetry Room. Each reading will engage audiences via exposure to contemporary poetry and increase appreciation for both the talents of UC and community poets, as well as for poetry itself. Poetry Stacked is free and open to all to attend.
Announcement of the Oct. 19 poets is coming soon. Stay tuned…
Looking Back, Moving Ahead: A Brief Review of 2021-22 in the CECH Library
Welcome to fall semester, CECH friends! Though we’ve been open all summer, the CECH Library is so pleased to open our doors yet again to students, faculty, and staff at the beginning of another promising school year.
Like you, we’ve had a busy year – full of projects, planning, and reflection. Here are a few highlights:
- Comprehensive space refresh on our 3rd floor, moving more than 26,800 books (by hand!) to make our highest-circulating collections more visible and accessible and improve user experience in the MakerLab
- Students reached via library instruction – 1257
- First-year student instruction – 401 students via 16 classes
- New instructional videos created – 5
- Updated/edited existing instructional videos – 8
- New children’s book acquisitions – 369
- New Native American children’s and young adult book acquisitions – 120
- Most popular instructional videos — Accessing Safari Books Online, Google Scholar vs. Summon, Academic Writer Basics
- Most popular LibGuides — Information Technology Complete, Study Resources for Ohio Assessments for Educators (OAE) and Praxis Core Tests, Criminal Justice Statistics and Datasets
- All CECH staff contributed to signature college-wide DEI efforts this year, including Anti-Racism Community Space (ARCs), Common Read, and Diversity Research Day
As always, you can find fall semester library hours on the CECH Library website, as well as a complete listing of hours across UC Libraries locations.
It is our pleasure to serve CECH, and we wish you all a fantastic semester.
Katie Foran-Mulcahy
CECH Library Head + Interim Assistant Dean
Classicists Celebrate Professor Gutzwiller’s Retirement
Kathryn Gutzwiller, John Miller Burnam Professor of Classics, was honored in the Burnam Classics Library on Wednesday, August 31, 2022, on the occasion of her retirement.
Fall Space Refresh in the CECH Library
In preparation for the fall term, we completed a comprehensive space refresh on our library’s 3rd floor, including moving more than 26,800 books (by hand!) to make our highest-circulating collections more visible and accessible.
We also re-designed our 3rd floor display spaces, creating more permanent areas to promote books and refreshing exhibits monthly.
In addition, our MakerLab underwent a re-organization this summer to improve users’ experience. Rachel Hoople, CECH Library’s Operations Manager, led many of these changes and I know our students will reap the benefits of these improvements this year.
We can’t wait for you to come visit us this year to check out our refreshed spaces. As always, you can find fall semester library hours on the CECH Library website, as well as a complete listing of hours across UC Libraries locations.
It is our pleasure to serve CECH, and we wish you all a fantastic semester.
Katie Foran-Mulcahy
CECH Library Head + Interim Assistant Dean
UC Libraries closed Labor Day
All University of Cincinnati Libraries UC Clermont Library – Fall 2022 Hours
The UC Clermont College Library will begin Fall semester hours on Monday, August 22.
UC Clermont Annual Report
UC Clermont Library had a busy 2021-2022 academic year with updates to our facility, new events, and instruction initiatives. Our faculty and staff had an exciting year as well. Read more about it in our Annual Report.