Minitex Memories

Minitex News articles tagged with "Minitex Memories" (5):

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Minitex Memories: PhD student recalls "before times" as Minitex employee

Sometimes PhD students talk about their "before times" and the work they were doing (especially in those bouts of existential wonder of why they even chose to pursue a PhD in the first place). For Evan Marsolek, a PhD student at Loyola University Chicago, that means talking about Minitex.
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Minitex Memories: Research and reading opportunities at a rural elementary school

Jill Eerdmans of Preston, Minnesota, shares how Minitex services benefit her rural school district.
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Minitex Memories: Supporting the education of all Minnesotans

Lake Superior College librarian Bridget Reistad recalls how eLibrary Minnesota has contributed to the success of her students over the past 20 years.
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Minitex Memories: Barbara Fister finds a portal to the library collections of the world

In the early '90s, when Barbara Fister needed resources to complete a book about women writers from the non-Western world, Minitex services made her "small undergraduate library a portal to the library collections of the world."
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Minitex Memories: Answering reference questions in the '80s

Minitex staff journeyed by foot and by bus to find the resources they needed to answer reference questions.