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Citations Vol. 15, No. 3 1 September 2000
Citations
NMSU Library Newsletter
Zuhl Library Naming Celebration Held 2
New Library Catalog Is Operational 3
Staff News 4
Public History Studies Exciting, Rewarding 5
Government Information Research Easier 5
Stay in Touch With E-Line 5
Current Faculty Research Displayed 6
Photos of the Zuhl Library Naming Gala 6
A Gift to the Library is a Gift to NMSU 8
Library Joins Trans-Amigos Express 8
Recent Publications 8
Grants and Awards 9
Grant Preserves Agricultural Documents 9
Library Offers Free HTML Classes 10
Batgirl was a Librarian 11
In This Back to Basics/Back to School Issue:
“Stan,” a cast of a 67 million year old Tyrannosaurus
Rex, guards the entrance to Zuhl (formerly New)
Library. Here, youngsters Heather Mercer (age 11), Yvonne
Talamontes (age 10) and Lauren Mercer (age 8) admire
Stan and the other fossils, minerals and petrified wood in
the Zuhl Geological Collection. Photo, Jeanette Smith.
On July 24, Dr. Elizabeth A. Titus began service as the
new Dean of the Library. Her previous position was
as special assistant to the director of the library at
Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois.
Dean Titus received her Master of Arts in Library
Science degree from the University of Michigan in
1969, a Master of Urban Planning degree from
Wayne State University in 1979, and a Ph. D. in
Political Science from Northern Illinois University in
1998.
She has worked in libraries in Michigan, Tennessee
and Illinois and has experience in many library
functions, including archives and special collections,
microforms, circulation, interlibrary loan, library
instruction, computer search services, reference and
information services, and administration.
Dean Titus was a speaker at the June 16 Zuhl Library
Naming Celebration where she had the opportunity
to visit with many Library supporters from the campus
and community.
She interviewed on campus on January 26 through 28.
As part of the application process, Dean Titus was
asked to comment on the role of academic libraries in
the evolution of scholarly communication. According
to her, as we enter the new millennium, the rethinking
Library Welcomes New
Dean Elizabeth Titus
(Dean... continued on page 6)
Dr. Elizabeth A. Titus enjoys the view
near Zuhl Library. Photo, Mike Mitchell.
Object Description
| Title | Citations: NMSU Library Newsletter |
| Volume/Number | Volume 15, No. 3 |
| Issue Title | Back to basics/back to school issue |
| Subject | Library publications; New Mexico State University. Library; |
| Table of Contents | Library welcomes new Dean Elizabeth Titus; Zuhl Library naming celebration held; New library catalog is operational; Staff news; Public history studies exciting, rewarding; Government information research easier; Stay in touch with E-Line; Current faculty research displayed; Photos of the Zuhl Library Naming Gala; A gift to the Library is a gift to NMSU; Library joins Trans-Amigos Express; Recent publications; Grants and awards; Grant preserves agricultural documents; Library offers free HTML classes; Batgirl was a librarian |
| Creator | Gregory, Gwen; George, Karen; Watkins, Cindy; Smith, Jeanette C.; |
| Contributor | Smith, Jeanette C.; |
| Issue Date | September 2000 |
| Date | 2000-09 |
| Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Collection | New Mexico State University Library Newsletters |
| Identifier | URLN_200009 |
| Source | http://lib.nmsu.edu/aboutlib/newsletter/sept00.pdf |
| Language | eng |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents |
Page Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Is part of | Citations: NMSU Library Newsletter, Vol. 15, No. 3, September 2000 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Collection | New Mexico State University Library Newsletters |
| Source | http://lib.nmsu.edu/aboutlib/newsletter/sept00.pdf |
| Language | eng |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents |
| OCR | Citations Vol. 15, No. 3 1 September 2000 Citations NMSU Library Newsletter Zuhl Library Naming Celebration Held 2 New Library Catalog Is Operational 3 Staff News 4 Public History Studies Exciting, Rewarding 5 Government Information Research Easier 5 Stay in Touch With E-Line 5 Current Faculty Research Displayed 6 Photos of the Zuhl Library Naming Gala 6 A Gift to the Library is a Gift to NMSU 8 Library Joins Trans-Amigos Express 8 Recent Publications 8 Grants and Awards 9 Grant Preserves Agricultural Documents 9 Library Offers Free HTML Classes 10 Batgirl was a Librarian 11 In This Back to Basics/Back to School Issue: “Stan,” a cast of a 67 million year old Tyrannosaurus Rex, guards the entrance to Zuhl (formerly New) Library. Here, youngsters Heather Mercer (age 11), Yvonne Talamontes (age 10) and Lauren Mercer (age 8) admire Stan and the other fossils, minerals and petrified wood in the Zuhl Geological Collection. Photo, Jeanette Smith. On July 24, Dr. Elizabeth A. Titus began service as the new Dean of the Library. Her previous position was as special assistant to the director of the library at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. Dean Titus received her Master of Arts in Library Science degree from the University of Michigan in 1969, a Master of Urban Planning degree from Wayne State University in 1979, and a Ph. D. in Political Science from Northern Illinois University in 1998. She has worked in libraries in Michigan, Tennessee and Illinois and has experience in many library functions, including archives and special collections, microforms, circulation, interlibrary loan, library instruction, computer search services, reference and information services, and administration. Dean Titus was a speaker at the June 16 Zuhl Library Naming Celebration where she had the opportunity to visit with many Library supporters from the campus and community. She interviewed on campus on January 26 through 28. As part of the application process, Dean Titus was asked to comment on the role of academic libraries in the evolution of scholarly communication. According to her, as we enter the new millennium, the rethinking Library Welcomes New Dean Elizabeth Titus (Dean... continued on page 6) Dr. Elizabeth A. Titus enjoys the view near Zuhl Library. Photo, Mike Mitchell. |
