PHOTOGRAPHY * DRAWING * PAINTING * POETRY * FICTION * NONFICTION Have your work curated for our creative arts and literary magazine by a team from Russell Sage College and CreativityUnleashed – London, UK. Email your work to Professor Angie Smith: [email protected]. Deadline: January 18, 2022. Artwork must be a high resolution jpg. Writing must be a […]
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Congratulations to the 2021 OER Grant Recipients! Further information about the RSC Libraries OER grant is located on the library website. You may also consult the OER Research Guide to learn more about finding and adopting OER.
Visible Body 2021 Premium: Includes 3 separate apps: Human Anatomy Atlas 2021, Muscle Premium, and Physiology & Pathology. This comprehensive package of 3D interactive modules illustrates body systems, structures, common injuries and diseases. Use the desktop version here or download mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, or Android devices here. Human Anatomy Atlas 2021: a comprehensive, 3D, all-body systems […]
The Children’s Literature & Culture primary source collection reveals the history and literature of childhood between the 1820s and 1920s. The broad range of children’s literature demonstrates how society and its perception of children has evolved over time. The development of key cultural concepts such as gender roles, religion, and work ethic are also evident […]
Russell Sage College Helen Marx Harris ’26 Library Research Award Winners are: Undergraduate Papers: Winner: Jaydin Cowan Paper Title: Adverse Childhood Experiences as A Possible Predictor of Criminal and Delinquent Behavior Jaydin Cowan’s paper was written for Dr. Carol DiMambro’s class, LAS 415 Capstone Seminar. Winner: Leah Tomisman Paper Title: Inorganic Arsenic Poisoning: Its […]
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