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HistoryMakers Awards Teaching Fellowship to McGee

The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American video oral history archive, has awarded its 2021 Faculty Innovations in Pedagogy and Teaching Fellowship to Carnegie Mellon University Visiting Professor

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Open Science at CMU Newsletter - June 2021

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June 2021

This monthly installment features information on forthcoming series of workshops from OASPA and the ACRL STS SCC, a call for volunteers to a new organization focused on translating the scholarly literature, an announcement from SCOAP3 on the approval of their Open Books Initiative, a summ

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Exploring your Relationship with Data through Art: Creative Prototypes for Future CMU Libraries Workshop

Those who have taken workshops from CMU Libraries know that we offer several workshops a semester open to the CMU community and beyond that teach skills in data visualization, data management, collecting data, and communicating data.

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Catalog Maintenance May 29-30

The Libraries catalog will be unavailable for up to 24 hours over Memorial Day weekend, beginning May 29, 9pm until May 30, 9pm EST. 

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Almost 50 Years of The Oakland Review

The Oakland Review has been Carnegie Mellon University’s premier literary-arts journal since 1973.

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Open Science at CMU Newsletter - May 2021

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May 2021

This monthly installment features information on a CHORUS Forum session on open access business models, access credentials to an OAPSA webinar on using the OA Switchboard for reporting, a NISO Working group on developing best practices for updating post-publication author name identity re

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Diversity Display - International Worker's Day

The connection between May Day and labor rights began in the United States at the height of the Industrial Revolution, when working conditions for men, women, and children were notoriously bad.

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Data Management Lessons from Organizing a Board Game Collection

If you're familiar with Tartan Datascapes, you know that I like to find the data management lessons that live all around us in our daily lives, beyond our research (and if you're new here, welcome! It's lovely to have you here).