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The Erudite Duck: UO Libraries Quarterly Newsletter - mailchi.mp/uoregon.edu/newsl…
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📣 Join us on Oct. 30 in Knight Library to celebrate our student winners of the Library Award for Undergraduate Research Excellence. All are welcome. Learn more: bit.ly/3Yq3nEK
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📣New Tiny Galleries Now Open in Knight Library!📣 See how this year’s student curators transformed 4 historic phone booths in Knight Library into miniature immersive experiences. Join us Oct. 18 for the opening reception & presentations. Details in story: bit.ly/3BEKF3f
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🍁 Kick off fall term on the right foot! 👟 Our welcoming library team is offering snacks, swag, and fantastic prizes at several locations. Visit us at Knight, Price Science Commons, Design, or Portland branches.🏛️ Discover how we can help champion your success! 📚 Go Ducks!
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Our condolences on the loss of @UOregon's first track and field gold medalist Otis Davis, a champion depicted on the tower at Hayward Field.
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We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Otis Davis, our first Olympic gold medalist. He was a two-time Olympic champion (400, 4x400) at the 1960 Games in Rome and is one of the icons featured on the tower at Hayward Field. 🥇 hayward.uoregon.edu/otis-dav… You will be missed, Mr. Davis.
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Thrilled to announce Social Sciences and Education Librarian Katherine Donaldson's election to the UO Senate for the 2024–26 term! She'll also serve on their executive committee this coming year. 🌟 Way to represent UO Libraries, Katherine! #UOSenate 🎉 bit.ly/3MmclvX
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📣 The UO—including all UO Libraries—will be closed for Labor Day on Sept. 2. Please plan ahead to check out any materials you need by Aug. 30. 🗓️
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The archivists in Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) have been hard at work this summer to make more than 150 linear feet of materials available. Several newly processed collections are now ready to access. Read on for details: blogs.uoregon.edu/scua/
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📣 Don't miss the latest Erudite Duck, the UO Libraries' quarterly newsletter. 🗞️ Share our excitement about joining the Big Ten Academic Alliance and meet some librarians, curators, and visiting research fellows doing fascinating work! 🎉 mailchi.mp/uoregon.edu/newsl…
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Today, our academic and research programs—including UO Libraries—are joining the BIG TenAcademic Alliance, a coalition of industry-leading peers providing opportunities to collaborate and share our discoveries and impact with the nation and world! 🥳 #duckfriday #bigcollection
University of Oregon
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We're on the map. Full video 🔗 youtu.be/p060LdJodXQ #GoDucks | #B1GWelcome
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🎉 @UOregonArchives announces 2 winners of the Undergraduate Poetry Contest!✨Their poems stood out for originality, emotional depth & linguistic sensibility.🖋️Winners receive $500 and their poems published in Verse Weavers.🏆 Read their winning entries: bit.ly/4dqfB4X
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Kudos to Vice Provost and University Librarian Alicia Salaz for earning @UOregon Senate's prestigious award for Shared Governance, Transparency, and Trust! 🏆 Her outstanding contributions to UO Libraries exemplify leadership that inspires. 👏 bit.ly/3LKJ8L5
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ICYMI, the latest issue of OURJ, the student-run Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal is available now. 🔎 See what @UOregon undergrads are exploring and sharing through research: ourj.uoregon.edu/issues/
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See the latest books by UO faculty members and alumni. 📚 Can't find one in our catalog? 🔎 Request we add it to the UO Libraries' collection: library.uoregon.edu/access-s… oregonquarterly.uoregon.edu/…
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Celebrate your freedom to read freely! Enjoy the holiday. 🎆 All seven branch locations of the UO Libraries are closed on July 4.
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