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UST Libraries are pleased to announce to our ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan) users that you will soon be able to use your UST username and password to log into your ILLiad account. We hope to implement this change by the start of fall semester.

This change is being made to eliminate the frustration that many of you have felt in trying to keep track of your ILLiad password. Our users love ILLiad, and this change should make your interlibrary loan experience even better. If you already use your UST username for ILLiad, it will only mean a change from your current ILLiad password to your UST password.

The change should cause no problem in accessing your account, but if you do experience difficulty logging in, or if you cannot access your existing account and requests, please contact the Interlibrary Loan Department for assistance. ILLiad users at the Schoenecker Law Library should contact Stefanie Hollmichel, (651) 962-4900; everyone else should contact JoAnn Toussaint, (651) 962-5409, or Faith Bonitz, (651) 962-5405.

(Article from Bulletin Today, published Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009)

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The OSF Library is conducting a book cleaning and shifting project this weekend. Noisy vacuuming will be happening on Level 1 for the rest of June.

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You are all cordially invited to meet and hear jazz pianist Larry McDonough over the noon hour this Wednesday, April 15, in the O'Shaughnessy Room of the O'Shaughnessy-Frey Library.

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You are invited to take advantage of many opportunities to learn about various instructional technologies, including numerous workshops on aspects of using Blackboard; an Introduction to RefWorks; Faculty Research Tools; and others. See the Bulletin article from July 16th, or faculty and staff can register via the HR Department's Leadership Academy--Training Online web site.

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The UST Media Resources Center is providing a new trial to the Films Media Group (FMG) On Demand online video database. Over the next two months, you can use your computer to watch educational videos on a vareity of subjects. Details here.

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