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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #1
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: Frederick Bingham, Dept of Physics and Physical OceanographyDr Bingham's article, Sea Surface Salinity Seasonal Variability in the Tropics from Satellites, Gridded In Situ...
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Open Access Week 2021: ORCID ID Virtual Sign Up
It's Open Access Week! Take control of your scholarly presence, create a record of your work, and get your very own academic fingerprint by registering for an ORCID ID. Sign up for librarian-assisted...
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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #2
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: Brock Ternes, Dept of Sociology and CriminologyDr Ternes's article, Technological Spaces in the Semi-Arid High Plains: Examining Well Ownership and Investment in...
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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #3
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: Kate Nooner, Dept of PsychologyDr Nooner's article, Retaining Adolescent and Young Adult Participants in Research During a Pandemic: Best Practices From Two Large-Scale...
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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #4
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: Seoyoon Woo, School of Nursing, College of Health and Human ServicesDr Woo's article, Stigma Experiences in People with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: An...
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Open Access Week 2021: ICPSR Talk with Mike Maume and Jake Day
Join Drs. Mike Maume and Jake Day for a conversation about open data resources in the social sciences! This talk about ICPSR and open data will take place on Friday, October 29, from 11AM-12PM to cap...
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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #5
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: William Opoku-Agyeman, School of Health and Applied Human Sciences, College of Health and Human Services Dr Opoku-Agyeman's article, Factors that Determine Comprehensive...
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Open Access Week 2021: Author Spotlight #6
OA Fund Recipient Spotlight: Soo Kim-Godwin and Meen Hye Lee, School of Nursing, College of Health and Human Services Dr Kim-Godwin and Dr Lee's article, Factors Influencing Sleep Quality among Female...
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Fall SRS Workshops: Introduction to Omeka
Introduction to OmekaThis workshop is an introduction to Omeka Classic, a web publishing platform for sharing digital collections and creating media-rich online exhibits.Register for this...
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Fall SRS Workshops: Introduction to the Census Data Explorer
Introduction to the Census Data ExplorerThe Census Bureau is a government source for free public data about the United States people and economy. This workshop will provide an introduction to the...
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Thirsty Tome: Where We Come From: Place, Memory, and Hidden History
Inspired by the NEA Big Read selection of Sandra Cisneros’s The House on Mango Street, and by the invitation of Cisneros and Nikole Hannah-Jones as speakers for UNCW’s Writer’s Week, this year’s...
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#GivingTuesday
On this important day, you can make a difference for fellow members of your Seahawk family by making a gift to any UNCW area. Every single gift matters and counts toward Like No Other: The Campaign for...
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Retreat at Randall
Starting on Reading Day (Thursday, Dec. 2), we welcome the UNCW community to unwind and destress in our new wellness space, Retreat at Randall.Retreat at Randall (RL 2016) is intended for quiet...
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Recharge @ Randall - Fall 2021
Welcome to the Recharge @ Randall It's the end of the semester and Randall Library wants to help you RECHARGE! We hope Recharge @ Randall will help you power through the end of this difficult semester....
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AIDS Memorial Quilt is on display at Randall and other UNCW locations
The LGBTQ Center of the Cape Fear Coast, along with SEEDS of Healing, both non-profit groups based in Wilmington, and UNCW, Novant/NHRMC, and other community partners are working together to bring...
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Welcome Back Seahawks to Spring 2022
Randall Library is excited to welcome our Seahawks back to campus for the Spring 2022 semester! Hours We have expanded our regular hours to include overnight access. Randall Library will be open...
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ILFF 2022 Call for Applications
We are pleased to announce that applications are open for Randall Library’s 5th annual Information Literacy Faculty Fellows (ILFF) program in Spring 2022. Accepted applicants will explore the...
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Scholary Research Services -- Upcoming Workshops -- SPRING 2022
SRS Spring 2022 WorkshopsOur Spring 2022 Scholarly Research Services workshop series is available below! Find out more about Scholarly Research Services here.WorkshopsOpen Educational Resources January...
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FlashLIT 2022 -- Annual Student Writing Contest
Randall Library’s annual writing contest, FlashLIT, starts NOW! This year’s theme is “HOME.” This theme was inspired by the selection of Sandra Cisneros’s The House on Mango Street as the Big Read...
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Open Access Publishing Deal for UNCW Authors in Wiley Journals
Randall Library is excited to share that thanks to a deal brokered by the Carolina Consortium, authors affiliated with UNCW may now publish open access in any of Wiley's 1,400 hybrid journals...
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