Cambridge, UK & Redwood City, CA, USA - 6 November 2014
Lens, an open-source tool introduced by eLife to make reading articles online easier, is being piloted in journals from six publishers on the HighWire platform.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
For the third year in a row, Stanford Libraries opens nominations for the Stanford Prize for Innovation in Research Libraries (SPIRL), a prize to recognize and celebrate innovation through programs, projects, and new or improved services that benefits users. The deadline for entries is January 16, 2015.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Who: SUL and Coordinate Library Staff
When: Thursday, November 6, 2014, 2:30-4 pm (reading group)
Thursday, November 13, 2014, 2:30-4 pm (discussion with Prof. Marvin Diogenes)
Where: Green Library, SSRC Seminar Room
Near the beginning of every academic quarter, many Stanford librarians are deeply involved preparing and giving workshops for students in Stanford's Program in Writing and Rhetoric (PWR).
Our SUL workshops teach PWR students how to navigate library resources, but do we ourselves approach the students with a solid understanding of the rhetorical approaches we are charged with supporting?
Please join us for this special two-part Chalk Talk / Ref Forum aimed at enhancing our collective understanding of Stanford PWR and of our library-based approaches to research and argument.
Open Enrollment, which began October 27, ends Friday, November 14. It is the annual opportunity for benefits-eligible employees and retirees to change health care plans and to add or drop eligible dependents from coverage. (Benefits can only be changed during the year if there is a qualifying life event – the birth of a baby, an adoption, marriage or divorce – or a change in employment status.)
View the full article in The Stanford Report, "Making educated choices about health care during Open Enrollment at Stanford."
