EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:pauley20@marshall.edu" pauley20@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 696-6600
TITLE: Freshman Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: Eng. 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: 09/02/08 @ 8:00 am
ALT_DATE-TIME: 09/04/08 @ 8:00 am
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC:
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:pauley20@marshall.edu" pauley20@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 696-6600
TITLE: Freshman Composition II
COURSE_ABBREV: Eng. 102
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: 09/02/08 @ 12:30 pm
ALT_DATE-TIME: 09/09/08 @ 12:30 pm
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:pauley20@marshall.edu" pauley20@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 696-6600
TITLE: Freshman Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: Eng. 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: 09/02/08 @ 2:00 pm
ALT_DATE-TIME: 09/04/08 @ 2:00 pm
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC:
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:marchant@marshall.edu" marchant@marshall.edu
DEPT: Art & Design
PHONE: 62898
TITLE: Twentieth Century Art
COURSE_ABBREV: Art 412/512
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Upper Level Undergraduates
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Some Experience
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: Tues. between 3:30 & 6, early in semester
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to Database Searching, Advanced Database Searching, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: Research in art histoyr: they are required to use periodical literature retrieved physically, books and digital sources. They need to know about EBSCO, ArtStor (Which they should know already), Art Index, Reader's Guide, etc.
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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It is a class that will be researching rehabilitation topics (e.g. aquatic rehab, myofacial release, joint mobilization, orthotics, core stabilization, etc) for HS 449/549 Therapeutic Exercise (developing rehab programs).
I have reserved room DL138 for the full 2.5 hours. The in-class session is from 4pm to 5pm. The walk-about tour is from 5pm to 6pm. Since Morrow Library closes at 4pm, I recommend asking Lisle Brown about an evening tour of Morrow Library.
Stephen Tipler
696-2907
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:thomasL@marshall.edu" thomasL@marshall.edu
DEPT: Communication Disorders
PHONE: 696-3673
TITLE: Research in CD / Intro to Grad Studies
COURSE_ABBREV: CD 601
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 16
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Graduate
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Some Experience
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: Thursday, September 4; 12:30-1:45
ALT_DATE-TIME: Tuesday, September 9; 12:30-1:45
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Advanced library catalog searching, Introduction to Database Searching, Advanced Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: In this course, students will be required to locate articles demonstrating a different type of research each week. In addition, they will need to identify all pertinent articles on 1 given topic to create an "evidence table." They will need to be able to search major databases, secure articles electronically or in hard copy, and order through ILL. I would be happy to sit down and provide more info or to hear your thoughts on what might be appropriate. Just let me know.
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EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:pauley20@marshall.edu" pauley20@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 696-6600
TITLE: Freshman Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: Eng. 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: 09/02/08 @ 4:00 pm
ALT_DATE-TIME: 09/04/08 @ 4:00 pm
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC:
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:iriarte@marshall.edu" iriarte@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 740-352-5797
TITLE: Composition 101
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 5, 2008 @ 9-9:50
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources, Introduction to the library catalog, Advanced library catalog searching, Introduction to Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:iriarte@marshall.edu" iriarte@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 740-352-5797
TITLE: Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 5, 2008 @ 10-10:50
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Advanced library catalog searching, Introduction to Database Searching, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: I know this is a bit haste but I noticed there is nothing scheduled for September the 5th. I have about four classes that I would appreciate introducing to the Libraries database. However, I will send out four separate request with the time we meet.
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:iriarte@marshall.edu" iriarte@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 740-352-5797
TITLE: Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 5, 2008 @ 12-12:50
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources, Introduction to the library catalog, Advanced library catalog searching, Introduction to Database Searching, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:iriarte@marshall.edu" iriarte@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 740-352-5797
TITLE: Composition
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 25
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 5, 2008 @ 2-2:50
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources, Introduction to the library catalog, Introduction to Database Searching, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: Once again, I know this is a bit late, but I noticed there is nothing scheduled for September the 5th. I would very much appreciate any help. Any tips on getting around the library database would be much appreciated. Thanks
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:straitho@marshall.edu" straitho@marshall.edu
DEPT: Biology
PHONE: 2425
TITLE: Biosystematics
COURSE_ABBREV: BSC 425/525
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 23
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Upper Level Undergraduates
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Some Experience
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: 9/10 from 9-9:50
ALT_DATE-TIME: 9/8 from 9-9:50
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to MU Libraries' Services and Resources, Advanced library catalog searching, Advanced Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 3:17 PM
To: Cole, Cynthia
Cc: Tipler, Stephen
Subject: RE: UNI/HON 101 Fall 2008 - Cynthia Cole
That shouldn’t be a problem. Stephen Tipler schedules all in-library instruction and tours. I will forward your request and you should see a confirmation shortly.
Please let me know if there is anything else that I can do for you.
Best Regards,
Sabrina Thomas ~ Digital Learning Librarian, Information Technology ~ One John Marshall Dr.
Communications Building 211 Huntington, WV 25755, Email: HYPERLINK "mailto:tho4@marshall.edu" tho4@marshall.edu
From: Cole, Cynthia
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 2:52 PM
To: Thomas, Sabrina
Subject: RE: UNI/HON 101 Fall 2008
Would it be possible to schedule the option 4 on a Monday and then option 3 on Wednesday of the same week? If so, I’d like to choose both options. Thanks
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Cindy Cole, Academic Advisor
Marshall University
College of Science
Office of Student Services
Phone: 304/696-3476
Fax: 304/696-3243
HYPERLINK "mailto:colec@marshall.edu" colec@marshall.edu
We Are . . . Marshall
From: Thomas, Sabrina
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 2:22 PM
To: Cole, Cynthia
Subject: RE: UNI/HON 101 Fall 2008
My apologies! You are definitely down for Option 4.
Thanks,
Sabrina Thomas ~ Digital Learning Librarian, Information Technology ~ One John Marshall Dr.
Communications Building 211 Huntington, WV 25755, Email: HYPERLINK "mailto:tho4@marshall.edu" tho4@marshall.edu
From: Cole, Cynthia
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 1:23 PM
To: Thomas, Sabrina
Subject: RE: UNI/HON 101 Fall 2008
I thought I replay several weeks ago. I’d like Option 4. Thank you
____________________________________
Cindy Cole, Academic Advisor
Marshall University
College of Science
Office of Student Services
Phone: 304/696-3476
Fax: 304/696-3243
HYPERLINK "mailto:colec@marshall.edu" colec@marshall.edu
We Are . . . Marshall
From: Thomas, Sabrina
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 1:21 PM
To: Cole, Cynthia
Subject: UNI/HON 101 Fall 2008
Greetings Cindy,
For fall 2008 you can choose any of the following for your UNI/HON 101 class. Simply email me back your choices and each will be scheduled. You can choose as few as one or as many as you want!
1. Library Roadshow: This is when a librarian comes to the UNI classroom to present library instruction rather than the students coming into the library. The focus will be on how to access library resources from your dorm-room, house, or apartment. We will feature library resources that are available to them 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
2. Online Modules: This option will automatically be available as part of your MUOnline component, if instructors select to ‘activate’ the online option. These modules will cover the library resources through dynamic screen captures and short videos. The modules will come complete with a short assignment and quizzes.
3. Physical Tour of Drinko Library: This is a 50 minute physical tour of the Drinko Library and may also include a brief physical tour of the Morrow Library. NOTE: This will not include classroom time where students learn about our online resources.
4. In-Library Instruction: This is instruction in Drinko Library. If you choose this option we will schedule a date and time for your class to come into the library. NOTE: This will not include a physical tour.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. If I haven’t heard back from you by July 1st, I will automatically assign a date and time for you with In-Library instruction.
Sabrina Thomas ~ Digital Learning Librarian, Information Technology ~ One John Marshall Dr.
Communications Building 211 Huntington, WV 25755, Email: HYPERLINK "mailto:tho4@marshall.edu" tho4@marshall.edu
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138; Drinko Library Training Room 138
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I have not scheduled my class activities yet for my UNI 101 courses. However, I will have one at 8:00 and one at 9:00 on Mondays and Wednesdays. So anytime during the first few weeks of school would be great.
The section numbers are 1LD CRN 4488 and 1LE CRN 4489
Let me know what you decide.
Bob Edmunds
I have not scheduled my class activities yet for my UNI 101 courses. However, I will have one at 8:00 and one at 9:00 on Mondays and Wednesdays. So anytime during the first few weeks of school would be great.
The section numbers are 1LD CRN 4488 and 1LE CRN 4489
Let me know what you decide.
Bob Edmunds
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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Sabrina—my class is MW 10-110:50…you can assign a day to me…thanks.
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:badia@marshall.edu" badia@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 6-2357
TITLE: Senior Seminar
COURSE_ABBREV: Eng 420
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 15
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Upper Level Undergraduates
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Some Experience
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: Sept. 10 5:15-6:20
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to Database Searching, Advanced Database Searching
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: Students will be researching primary historical materials, book reviews, and literary criticism on Sylvia Plath, Toni Morrison, and Walt Whitman. I would like the workshop to provide an overview of how to use ILL, the MLA Bibliography, Readers Guide to Periodicals, Poole's Index, and the various Book Review Indices.
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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We want to reschedule your UNI session on Tuesday September 16, at 11am in DL138. I will send you a cancellation of the previous meeting request for September 2. Let me know of any problems. Thank you.
Stephen Tipler
Where: Drinko Library Training Room 138
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EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:cutler4@marshall.edu" cutler4@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 696-3345
TITLE: Composition 2
COURSE_ABBREV: 102-101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Some Experience
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: Septmeber 19, Friday, 9am
ALT_DATE-TIME:
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Advanced library catalog searching, Introduction to Database Searching, Advanced Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking, Citing Resources, Drinko Library Tour 10-15 minutes
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: These students will be writing research papers at the end of the semester, and I assume they already have some experiance with research. This semester I will focus on deeper research methods.
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:broce1@marshall.edu" broce1@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 304-696-6645
TITLE: Composition I
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24x4
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 15, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
ALT_DATE-TIME: September 18 26, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Introduction to Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking, Citing Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: I apologize for the short notice, but I'm requesting the dates in case there's the slightest possible chance of obtaining them. If either of these dates are not possible, could you notify me of the closest date available? All four sections are 50 minute classes. I wanted to request the advanced computer searches as well, but I'm not sure if time will allow for it.
The class is designed so students can meld three papers into one - a definition, causal analysis, and proposal/recommendation essay will combine to become an 8 page recommendation essay. Students will need at least 10 sources by the final paper, which will be either in APA or MLA format, dependent on their major. Helpful databases to cover include: Academic Search Premier, Lexis Nexis, Points of View, JSTOR, ERIC, Health Source - Nursing Academic Edition (any nursing), PsycArticles, CWI, and Business Source Premier, although the first 3 are by far the most important. Aside from terms listed above, "discourse" is also a good term.
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:broce1@marshall.edu" broce1@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 304-696-6645
TITLE: Composition I
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24x4
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 15, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
ALT_DATE-TIME: September 18 26, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Introduction to Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking, Citing Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: I apologize for the short notice, but I'm requesting the dates in case there's the slightest possible chance of obtaining them. If either of these dates are not possible, could you notify me of the closest date available? All four sections are 50 minute classes. I wanted to request the advanced computer searches as well, but I'm not sure if time will allow for it.
The class is designed so students can meld three papers into one - a definition, causal analysis, and proposal/recommendation essay will combine to become an 8 page recommendation essay. Students will need at least 10 sources by the final paper, which will be either in APA or MLA format, dependent on their major. Helpful databases to cover include: Academic Search Premier, Lexis Nexis, Points of View, JSTOR, ERIC, Health Source - Nursing Academic Edition (any nursing), PsycArticles, CWI, and Business Source Premier, although the first 3 are by far the most important. Aside from terms listed above, "discourse" is also a good term.
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:broce1@marshall.edu" broce1@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 304-696-6645
TITLE: Composition I
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24x4
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 15, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
ALT_DATE-TIME: September 18 26, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Introduction to Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking, Citing Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: I apologize for the short notice, but I'm requesting the dates in case there's the slightest possible chance of obtaining them. If either of these dates are not possible, could you notify me of the closest date available? All four sections are 50 minute classes. I wanted to request the advanced computer searches as well, but I'm not sure if time will allow for it.
The class is designed so students can meld three papers into one - a definition, causal analysis, and proposal/recommendation essay will combine to become an 8 page recommendation essay. Students will need at least 10 sources by the final paper, which will be either in APA or MLA format, dependent on their major. Helpful databases to cover include: Academic Search Premier, Lexis Nexis, Points of View, JSTOR, ERIC, Health Source - Nursing Academic Edition (any nursing), PsycArticles, CWI, and Business Source Premier, although the first 3 are by far the most important. Aside from terms listed above, "discourse" is also a good term.
EMAIL: HYPERLINK "mailto:broce1@marshall.edu" broce1@marshall.edu
DEPT: English
PHONE: 304-696-6645
TITLE: Composition I
COURSE_ABBREV: ENG 101
NUMBER_OF_STUDENTS: 24x4
ACADEMIC_LEVEL: Freshmen
RESEARCH_EXPERIENCE: Novice
PREFERRED_DATE-TIME: September 15, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
ALT_DATE-TIME: September 18 26, 10AM-2PM (4 sections)
AREAS_FOR_INSTRUCTION: Introduction to the library catalog, Introduction to Database Searching, Distinguishing Between Popular and Scholarly Periodicals, Evaluating Materials/Critical Thinking, Citing Resources
ASSIGNMENT_TOPICS_TERMS_ETC: I apologize for the short notice, but I'm requesting the dates in case there's the slightest possible chance of obtaining them. If either of these dates are not possible, could you notify me of the closest date available? All four sections are 50 minute classes. I wanted to request the advanced computer searches as well, but I'm not sure if time will allow for it.
The class is designed so students can meld three papers into one - a definition, causal analysis, and proposal/recommendation essay will combine to become an 8 page recommendation essay. Students will need at least 10 sources by the final paper, which will be either in APA or MLA format, dependent on their major. Helpful databases to cover include: Academic Search Premier, Lexis Nexis, Points of View, JSTOR, ERIC, Health Source - Nursing Academic Edition (any nursing), PsycArticles, CWI, and Business Source Premier, although the first 3 are by far the most important. Aside from terms listed above, "discourse" is also a good term.
Marianna Footo Linz
Professor, Psychology
Coordinator, Psy.D. Program
Marshall University
Phone (304) 696-2774
Fax (304) 696-2784