This semester, we will offer 20 in-person workshops and one asynchronous online workshop. All in-person workshops will be recorded and uploaded to our landing page the following day for students who cannot attend either of the two dates offered. Registration is required for in-person attendance. Students may register for individual workshops at https://davidson.libcal.com/calendar/events.

To help support this new initiative, we ask that Davidson faculty consider:

• Including the workshop dates and titles in course syllabi
• Encourage students to attend or view the recordings
• Integrate these workshops into your course assignments or offering extra credit for attendance

Please e-mail coursesupport@davidson.edu with any questions!

Information Desk:
Stop by the information desk to say hello, ask a question, or check out library materials (in-person or at our self-service check out station).

Library Hours:
E.H. Little Library:
Fall Semester Hours (Aug. 27th-Dec. 15th)
CatCard Access 24/7 resumes at 8am Aug. 27th
Music Library: 7am-12am CatCard Access
Archives and Rare Book Room: By appointment. Email archives@davidson.edu for an appointment.

Room Reservations:
Group study rooms in the Library/Center for Teaching and Learning can be reserved in advance using our online booking form.

Request Research and Digital Project Help:
Schedule an appointment (we can meet both in person or virtually via Zoom) with library staff or a peer tutor: https://davidson.libguides.com/research-assistance; for Archives/Rare Books Research: email archives@davidson.edu; for help with Music Research: email Jon Hill, jmhill@davidson.edu

Equipment Checkout:
We have a variety of video and audio equipment available for checkout. To checkout equipment, use our equipment catalog. We also have phone and computer chargers available for checkout at the Information Desk.

Request & Pick-Up:
Need a book but worried it might not be available when you arrive at the library? It’s as easy as search, request, and pickup! Simply submit a request using the “Request this item” link in the library catalog, and we’ll pull the book from the shelf for you! Visit the information desk to pick up your items! Contact Joe Gutekanst (jogutekanst@davidson.edu) with questions.

Request Carrels and Lockers:
Looking for a dedicated place to study or to store your stuff? Library lockers and carrels can be requested for the 2021-2022 term. Due to availability, carrels are only available for request by Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. To request a carrel or locker, use our locker request form. There will be a short turnaround between submission and settling into your space. Direct questions to Meggie Lasher (melasher@davidson.edu).

Self-Checkout:
Check-out library items from anywhere in the library using your smartphone through the MeeScan App. Download the app at Download Meescan or stop by the self-checkout kiosk at the library’s Information Desk to get started. You can also use our self-checkout kiosk by the Information Desk for self-check-out.

Reserves PickUp:
Library materials placed on reserve by your professors will be available on the pickup shelf just past the Information Desk. Simply go to the shelf, checkout the material using the MeeScan app, self-checkout kiosk, or with a student employee at the Information Desk. Return your items through the app, kiosk, or Information Desk.

Interlibrary Loan:
ILL services are in full swing! Most requests for articles, book chapters, and other resources will be filled electronically. Physical items will be available for pickup at the front desk. If you have any questions, please contact Joe Gutekanst at ill@davidson.edu.

Library Questions? Send them our way!
Chat/Text your question: https://davidson.libguides.com/libchat or text 704-308-3732

Technology & Innovation Questions:
Get answers from our T&I friends by searching the T&I Knowledge Base https://support.ti.davidson.edu/, Email ti@davidson.edu anytime, or call 704-894-2900 M-F 8am-5pm.

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Sydney is a recent graduate of the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. At UNC-Chapel Hill, Sydney worked as a graduate assistant at the Park Library where she facilitated information literacy instruction, offered research support, and coordinated outreach for students in the School of Journalism and Media. Sydney also held internships with Duke University Libraries and NC State University Libraries while in library school. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English and Philosophy from Clemson University in 2020. While there, Sydney worked as an outreach intern with Clemson Libraries and developed a passion for connecting students with vital library resources and services. Sydney shares that she is thrilled to join the staff at the E.H. Little Library and bring her experience in outreach and community engagement to Davidson College. Welcome, Sydney: We’re thrilled to have you on-board!

Sydney is an avid home chef and enjoys trying out new and exciting recipes. Otherwise, you may find her sipping an iced coffee and solving the daily Wordle, the daily mini crossword, or a challenging jigsaw puzzle. Sydney enjoys reading Southern Gothic literature and the occasional horror story. Her other interests include caring for her plants, discovering new music, and taking long walks. In the library, you’ll find Sydney (most work days) on the first floor, near the Research & Design Studio. Stop by and say hello!

Brought to you by the library’s Outreach & Engagement Committee, the display spans 1931- present and includes archival documents, photographs, and access to digitized oral histories.