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Support the Library #GivingTuesday

11/28/2023
profile-icon Virginia Cononie
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This holiday season we hope that you will consider donating to the University Libraries Excellence Fund, especially on #GivingTuesday.The library does a lot with the money it receives, but we can do more. Your contributions would help us:

  • Support our student textbook collection
  • Sponsor more activities, programs, and exhibits
  • Expand and enhance our technology
  • Improve our facilities
  • Add more books, streaming media, and other resources 
  • Fund internship opportunities

Remember, when donating, be sure to designate "University Libraries Excellence Fund" as the area for your gift. We welcome your participation and if you have ideas or suggestions about enhancements, innovations, funding opportunities, and community engagement connections for the library, please reach out to University Advancement or Dean John Barnett. We would love to hear from you and want to make the USC Upstate Library useful and inspiring. 

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Children holding hands in front of a sunset - Flyer advertising Real People Real Climate Real Changes exhibitNew year, new view!

The USC Upstate Library is excited to announce the opening of a new exhibit: Real People, Real Climate, Real Changes. The exhibit has been developed by the National Science Foundation National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) and the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Center for Science Education. The exhibit shares the science of climate change and how it impacts people's lives.

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Annotated Bibliography Help
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