Library

Interested in learning to use sources without losing your own voice?
Join members of W&S @ Bates Wed, March 4, 4:10 p.m. to find out how!

Before you take off for break get straight about which style guide to choose for your particular project? Join us on Tuesday, Feb 10th, at 7:00pm in the computer lab on the main floor of the library.

Need Help? Take advantage of resources that make this task so much easier. Come to the Big Screen Table on Sunday, Jan 25th, or Monday, Jan26th, at 7:00pm for a quick demonstration.

Learn to move the quality of your science thesis from acceptable to exceptional!
Tuesday, Jan 20 at 4:10 pm in Carnegie 113

Besides a book display at our entrance, we are exhibiting Jonathan Frost’s Painting Related to the Civil Rights Movement and hosting a talk by him on Monday, Jan 19th at 2:30pm.

You have a support network to help you to get organized, stay on track, and – most important – finish your thesis!

This session will be your Swiss army knife to solving common formatting, organizing, and storage problems. TODAY, Jan 15 at 4:10 AND 7:00pm in P’gill G21

Look for this new direct requesting option appearing in the NExpress search.

Check out the exhibition in the main library staircase. It is part of a project for a Contemporary Art course and is called Truisms, A Happening (after Jenny Holzer).

Come with your questions to the big screen table on the Main floor between 6 – 10pm. The team from Research Services, Help Desk and Peer Tutors will be ready to help you with any final details.