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Password information for login-dependent journals. Access to this page is restricted to Creighton students, staff, and faculty.
The University Libraries invite faculty to participate in our data-driven decision-making process for eliminating duplicate and low-use print content from the libraries' collections. Driven by plans to merge the Health Sciences Library collections and personnel into the Reinert Library space by the end of 2023, journal content deselection is the first phase of the project. The second phase, print book deselection, will begin in the Fall.
The list is available for your review at https://culibraries.creighton.edu/journals2021. This site contains explanations of the process and data elements, as well as an online form to submit your feedback.
We ask that you provide feedback no later than June 1, 2021.
The library is encouraging you to consider switching to the newest version of RefWorks. Why switch?
Legacy RefWorks is still supported. Contact reference staff if you have questions about RefWorks at refdesk@creighton.edu or (402) 280 5138.
The libraries have purchased copies of How to Be an Antiracist to support the Office of the Vice Provost for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, Creighton Intercultural Center, A.F. Jacobson Endowed Chair in Communication, and Schlegel Center for Service and Justice reading and discussion groups. The reading group sponsors also are providing some copies of the book.
Check availability of print copies at Reinert Alumni Library and Health Sciences Library.
The libraries have licensed access for 10 simultaneous users. Please click on exit at the top right to immediately release the book for another reader.
The University Libraries seek to engage with faculty on annual changes to library collections. The cost of subscription resources, such as journals and databases, continues to outpace annual increases to the collections budget. Faculty are invited to review a list of resources considered for cancellation and make recommendations for new resources using the new library collections webpage. All comments and recommendations received before Dec. 21 will be considered. Faculty are encouraged to provide detailed justification for retaining resources considered for cancellation and/or adding new resources, as we will have to advocate for a collections budget increase. The collection development committee seeks feedback on this new process, which can be submitted on the same webpage.
Working on a project or researching a particular aspect of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, or Anti-racism? Take a look at our I.D.E.A. Research Guide for resources right here in the libraries' collections!
Many of the materials listed in the guide are available for checkout and displayed on the main level of the Reinert-Alumni Library.
