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Sciences Library Material Requests – 12/7 update
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Week of October 5 : 13th floor closed Week of October 12 : 11th and 13th floors closed Week of October 19 : 10th floor closed Week of October 26 : 9th floor closed Week of November 2 : 8th floor closed Week of November 9 : 4th and 5th floors closed Week of November 16 : 12th floor closed Week of November 23 : 6th and 7th floors closed Week of November 30: 14th floor closed Week of December 7: 14th floor closed ————————- *all floors are expected to open at 5 pm on the Friday of the week they are closed During the Fall 2009 semester, a sprinkler system will be installed in the Sciences Library. This facility upgrade requires that each floor be closed to users for two weeks at a time. No more than two floors will be closed at a time. During the time that a floor is closed, library materials will be retrieved on request. Library staff will have no access to closed floors during the daytime hours. Staff will retrieve requested material from closed floors once daily in the early evening 7 days a week. Items requested before 2pm will be ready for pick-up by 6 pm the same day. Retrieved material will be held for 10 days at the service desk in the Friedman Center, Level A. Please request materials from closed floors in the Sciences Library with our request form. Originally posted 10/5/2009 -
Martha Mitchell tells stories from the University Archives
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For almost 50 years, Martha Mitchell served Brown University as a librarian and archivist. She served as the University Archivist during most of these years and knew more about the Archives and history of Brown than anybody else. She was always willing to impart this wisdom to others, especially students.
Listen to Martha Mitchell tell stories from the Archives in this class session she taught to Professor Beth Taylor’s Creative Nonfiction class on October 12, 2000. These sound files can also be downloaded.
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Need Research Assistance?
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Do you need help with a research paper? Save time and frustration by contacting one of the Library’s subject librarians. Receive detailed advice on the information resources you can use in the sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Contact the appropriate subject librarian or arrange a one-on-one session online. For immediate assistance, use our Ask-A-Librarian service.