Writing center tutors will be available for students on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Reference area (on the library’s 2nd floor).

This pilot of a Writing Center “satellite office” is in addition to the Writing Center’s normal coverage. For an idea of what the Writing Center offers and its regular hours in Willard-Diloreto, check out http://www.ccsu.edu/writingCenter/.

The library, along with the rest of the campus, will be closing early due to weather concerns on Wednesday, 1/30/2019 at 4 pm.

For more information on CCSU cancellations, go to: http://www.ccsu.edu/cancel/

The library is piloting a new demand-driven program for streaming media through Kanopy to get a better sense of the funding that will be needed in order to keep it cost effective and sustainable in conjunction with its use for curriculum.

(You can also access Kanopy from the library’s CentralSearch or website by clicking on the Databases A to Z list links and entering Kanopy into the search box or choose it from the alphabetical listing of databases.)

Given the library’s limited budget for this project, not all content available through Kanopy will be listed.  If you are interested in a particular film that you need to support your curriculum & cannot find it on the Kanopy website, please email Acquisitions Librarian Kristina Edwards (kedwards@ccsu.edu) and she will respond to you  when possible during regular business hours.

*** UPDATE ***   As of 3pm, the active loan due dates that were changed to January 8, 2019 have been restored. Again, thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to improve the library system’s handling of due dates.

Staff attempts to improve the Alma/Primo library system’s handling of due dates during semester breaks led to an inadvertent modification of active loans’ due dates this week. Active loans’ due dates were changed to January 8, 2019. The due date calendar has been restored and we are currently working to fix those due dates that were modified. Please note that we are aware of the issue and working on it. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Library hours are returning to normal, non-extended hours for Thurs., 12/13-Sat., 12/15 (Thurs., 8am-10:45pm; Fri., 8am-4:45pm, Sat., 9am-3:45pm).

The library will be on its reduced-hour schedule from 12/16/18 to 1/21/2019. The reduced schedule is:  8am-4:45pm Mon-Fri; closed on Saturdays & Sundays.

Additionally, the library will be closed for the following holidays:

• Tues., December 25th for Christmas Day
• Tues., January 1st, 2019! for News Year Day

The library’s daily schedule is visible at: https://library.ccsu.edu/calendar/month.php 

We wish you a peaceful and safe holiday season, from CCSU’s Elihu Burritt Library to you!

CCSU’s Elihu Burritt Library is here to support you in the final weeks of your Fall semester. To that end, the following is a listing of events and extended hours at the library:

• Coffee & Cookies, Mon-Wed., 12/4-12/6 at 6:30pm, 1st floor
• Jazz Ensemble, Sat., 12/8, 2-3pm, 1st floor
• Jazz Duo (former ensemble students), Wed., 12/12, noon-1pm, 1st floor
• Amnesty day, Tue., 12/11
• Extended / Adjusted Finals hours 12/3-12/12:
  • Extended hours 
    Mon-Wed: 12/3-12/5 & 12/10-12/12
    8am-11:45pm
  • Regular hours
    Thurs-Sat (Th: 8-10:45,  Fri: 8-4:45, Sat: 9-3)
  • Adjusted hours 
    Sunday, 12/9, 3pm-10:45pm

To check the library’s hours, go to: https://library.ccsu.edu/calendar/month.php

STUDENTS WIN $350!

APPLY FOR THE 2019 BURRITT LIBRARY RESEARCH AWARDS!

Open to Undergraduate and Graduate students. (For papers and projects from 2018)

For more information go to:

https://library.ccsu.edu/services/award/application.php

or email Susan Slaga-Metivier at slagas@ccsu.edu

*You must be a current student during the 2019 semester.

Need extra caffeine and sugar? Come to study in the library and grab  free coffee and cookies!

Burritt Library
1st floor
Tuesday, December 4 – Thursday, December 6 at 6:30pm

Compliments of the Friends of the Burritt Library & Sodexo

Did you know that the Burritt Library subscribes to numerous collections of online resources that are available to our students, faculty and staff from both on and off campus?  As a member of the CCSU community you have access to a wide range of databases, e-journals, eBooks and other tools to support you in your studies, research and teaching!  With so many resources available, it can be difficult to keep track of them all.  In our Spotlight series, we will highlight one of these resources each month to help connect our students and faculty with some of the unique resources available via the Elihu Burritt Library, and to offer some tips and tricks for using them.  In our fourth and final installment of the Fall 2018 series, allow us to introduce you to Oxford Art Online. View the newsletter (PDF) or review the Spotlight on e-Resources LibGuide

The library’s Fall 2018 newsletter is now available online.  In this issue we have:

• From the Desk of the Library Director – Thanks to the Friends of the Elihu Burritt Library Advisory Board
• Francis J. Gagliardi – 2018 Rainbow Award Recipient!
• EXCITE Transformation for Libraries – Connect U: Fall Into the Library
• Better Know a Librarian – Brian Matzke
• Get on BOARD: Borrow Board Games at the Burritt Library!
• Introducing the New Authentication System
• Trick or Treat at the Burritt Library!
• OpenCSCU: CCSU Librarians Support Faculty Statewide in their Search for Open Educational Resources
• Donors to the Burritt Library Fund
• Meet the Library Staff Videos Announcement