Our Super September Showcase continues with a spotlight on the Curriculum Materials Center (CMC), located on the lower level of the Centennial Library. We asked Sharon Kerestes, Curriculum Materials Center Librarian, to tell us more. Give us a brief description of the CMC… The CMC is a special section of the... View Article
Our Super September Showcase begins with a spotlight on the MediaPLEX, located on the lower level of the Centennial Library. We asked Lori Myers, MediaPLEX Coordinator, to tell us more. Give us a one- or two-sentence description of the MediaPLEX The MediaPLEX encompasses an easygoing environment while providing people the... View Article
The Centennial Library is excited to welcome the 2015 Library Interns: Austin Becton, Allison Jensen and Rebekkah Reisner. The interns will participate in a variety of learning experiences and projects in order to develop an understanding of the operation of an academic library and to explore their interest in library... View Article
Do you have a library question but don’t want to ask at the desk? Are you stuck in your research and need some help? Studying off-campus or working on an assignment in your dorm room? Getting an immediate answer is easier now with the Library’s new chat service. We are... View Article
Josh Michael joined the Centennial Library staff in June 2013 and has worked as a student assistant, public services librarian, and director since 2001. He was appointed Director of Library Public Services in November 2014. Josh is married to a fellow CU graduate and they have four sons who enjoy making... View Article
Debuting this week in Digital Commons is Bioethics in Faith and Practice, a peer-reviewed professional journal that will be published online twice a year. Dr. Dennis Sullivan, Director of the Center for Bioethics, says that, “Contributors may include healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, and pharmacists, as well as their associated teaching... View Article
The newest book from David McCullough, The Wright Brothers, is available now at the library. McCullough, who received the Pulitzer Prize for Truman and John Adams, tells the story behind Wilbur and Orville Wright and how they changed the course of history through aviation. McCullough gives some background on the... View Article
This past Friday, staff members said goodbye to long-time Library Office Manager Fran Andrews, who is retiring after 34 years of service at the Centennial Library. Fran worked part-time on campus starting in the late 1970’s, and first came to the Library in 1981 as a part-time Technical Processing clerk. She moved to... View Article
Here are some of the materials that have recently arrived at the Centennial Library: Books A compact guide to the whole Bible : learning to read scripture’s story / edited by Robert W. Wall and David R. Nienhuis “This compact, one-semester introduction to the Bible prepares students to begin reading... View Article
Centennial Library will host a study break event for students during finals week called “Lounge at the Library” on Tuesday, April 28th from 8pm to 11pm in room 27 on the library’s lower level. The beach-themed event will feature snacks, drinks, and activities like games and coloring to allow students... View Article
