Elihu Burritt Library’s Spring 2017 newsletter is now available to read online! There’s plenty in here for faculty who want to collaborate with the library to better serve their students, and for students who need guidance on library use. In this issue, we cover:

• using the new CentralSearch, and where to find tutorials/instructional materials
• the open educational resource movement at CCSU and what it means for saving students money on textbooks
• William J Mann’s talk on his book, War of the Roosevelts
• LSC-150’s title change, and why students might want to take this timely course on finding, evaluating, and using information
• Single-session library instruction: what it is, what it could be, and how to get the most out of it
• Making Elihu Burritt Library’s government documents electronically available
• Support for the library on Library Snapshot Day
• Spotlights on our newest Reference team member, Nicole Rioux, and our excellent student worker, Cecilia Gutiérrez
• The Devil Double Dare Challenge

The newsletter can be accessed here:   http://library.ccsu.edu/newsletter/

Any questions or comments can be sent to the editor,                     Briana McGuckin: bmcguckin@ccsu.edu