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Open Science Newsletter: November 2021

With cooler weather on the way, it’s the perfect time to curl up on the couch with your favorite hot beverage (pumpkin spice latte, perhaps?) and enjoy one of this month’s many virtual open science workshops and events.

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DEI Book Display: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

From Columbus to Carlisle and beyond, we can look back at the tragic, but ultimately inspiring histories of Indigenous peoples and learn many valuable lessons. 

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Annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Update (2020-2021)

This is the first installment of an annual report to measure progress toward the Libraries’ Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI) goals, hold ourselves accountable, and define the priorities for the year ahead.

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Pamela McCorduck’s Contributions to the Birth of AI Continued Through Her Generosity

It is with deep sadness that we share the recent passing of Pamela McCorduck, a remarkable friend of the University Libraries.

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Upcoming Workshops: Open Access Week 2021

Register for upcoming workshops related to Open Access Week 2021.

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Horror Highlights from Hunt Library's Video Collection

Looking for a scary movie this Halloween season? Look no further than the Hunt Library Video Collection.

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Zoom Zone in Hunt Library Now Open

The Libraries is piloting a new service to support students in need of a place to attend classes  remotely  on days they also need to be on campus.

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DEI Book Display: Age Diversity and Discrimination

The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) was designed to protect job applicants and employees over the age of 40 from discrimination on the basis of age in hiring, promotion, discharge, compensation, or terms and conditions of employment.

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Tartan Datascapes October 2021: Data Management Lessons from Spooky Video Games

In this October installment of Tartan Datascapes, let’s explore three examples of data management lessons we can learn from spooky video games!

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What’s your Tartan Legacy? A Zine for Archiving Student Organizations

The “What’s your Tartan Legacy” zine was created as a tool to get student organizations thinking about how they document their activities and how their history can be preserved as part of CMU’s history.