Join Emily Wros the CFL Systems Librarian this fall for four software and technology workshops. Topics include image editing, 3D Scanning, and the One Button Studio.
If you only have a few minutes during the hectic first week of classes, you can still get a Chester Fritz Library experience outside our University Ave. entrance from Monday Aug 22 through Fri Aug 26, starting around 11 am.
It is an honor to serve as the Interim Dean of Libraries and Information Resources for as long as it takes to find a permanent replacement for former Dean Stephanie Walker. The librarians and library staff have been working hard all summer to be ready for the new year.
This is your reminder that there is still enough summer left to enjoy a book from the Indie Bestseller lists while sipping an iced coffee on the Grand Forks Greenway.
A Place in the Woods: books and resources about nature
Categories: Reader's Advisory
July is usually the warmest month in North Dakota. With that in mind, the best place to be is under shade or near a body of water. Here are 12 books (and several online resources) to help you connect with nature this summer.
Do you want to learn more about the technical services that the Chester Fritz Library can offer you? Curious about the 3D Scanner on the third floor? Looking for a place to record a presentation? Check out our two new workshops happening in June and July.
The Chester Fritz Library added a subscription to the New York Times education program, which gives you the ability to create your own account and have full access to their content (minus NYT Games & NYT Cooking). On the New York Times website or app, with your account, you will have access to their current […]
12 Books to Read for LGBTQIA+ Pride Month 2022
Categories: Reader's Advisory
52 years ago the first Pride march was celebrated in New York City on June 28th, 1970. It was a chance for the LGBTQIA+ community of New York City to gather together. Here is a collection of recommended reading to remind us how far the LGBTQIA+ movement has come, and how far it has left to go.
Chester Fritz Library Supports Open Access with MIT’s Direct to Open Initiative
Categories: Resources
In 2018 Chester Fritz Library adopted an Open Access Statement of Support, pledging to support open access in line with OneUND’s values of community, discovery, liberal arts, and lifelong learning. In service of this goal, we maintain UND’s open access institutional repository, the UND Scholarly Commons, as well as participate in administering UND’s OER grants as part of the […]
Are you interested in using OERs in your courses? Looking for a grant to help defray the cost of your time and efforts? Dedicated funding is available towards adapting your course to use OERs.