Social Media Content
The University of Mississippi Libraries creates original content for various social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.
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WTVA interview: Ole Miss library official discusses book bans
Melissa Dennis and Michelle Martin
"We recently closed another chapter on Banned Books Week, but free speech is an issue of year-round importance, and right now joining us we have a live interview with Associate Professor Melissa Dennis, who heads the Research and Instruction for Ole Miss libraries."
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UM Libraries Celebrates 20 Year Partnership with AICPA Library
Royce Kurtz
Upon receiving the library collection of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) in August 2001, the J.D. Williams Library became “the library of the accounting profession.” Numbering over 129,000 volumes, the collection includes rare incunabula as well as copies of every item cited in the Accountant’s Index since its inception in 1923. Reference staff and graduate assistants offer specialized reference assistance not only to the university community but also to AICPA members. The Libraries have expanded the collection by digitizing selected historical documents, including the Accounting Historians Journal and exposure drafts of the AICPA, much of which is available in eGrove.
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Meet your librarian: Melissa Dennis
Melissa Dennis
Posted during #NationalLibraryWeek. We may not be able to honor UM librarians and library workers in person, but we want to celebrate them virtually. Share your love of libraries by posting your own videos or photos with #ThankYouLibraries.
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Meet your librarian: Alex Watson
Alex Watson
Library liaisons are a great resource for remote research and instruction. Check out our video to learn more about our services.
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Pandemic Posters
Alex Watson
Public health posters originally made by the Works Public Administration during the Great Depression have been modified/remixed for our current times. The public-domain originals are available in the Library of Congress. While these posters are colorful, and some of them are mildly humorous, they're not meant to make light of the current dire situation in any way, shape, or form.
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Food and Book Pairings: National Library Week 2020
Alex Watson and Christina Streeter
Text by Alex Watson; Cover image by Christina Streeter.
During National Library Week 2020, followers were asked to name their "favorite food or beverage" in exchange for a book recommendation. Due to the prevailing shelter-in-place order, only e-books were selected.