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Welcome to Fall 2022!

08/11/2022
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August 18, 2022


We are eager to help you either begin or continue your academic career at Upstate this fall semester. We hope, no matter your question, you will reach out to any of our service desks or online connection points with your questions. We are so excited to see everyone working, studying, and gathering in the library.

Take a look at some of the following selected resources to help you start your fall semester. 
 

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Library Dean John Barnett holds a sign reading "Thank you, sincerely the students of USC Upstate" in celebration of the University's Day of Giving. He is standing in front of a bookshelf with books and other materials from the library's wellness collection.The University of South Carolina Upstate's spring Day of Giving is set for Tuesday, April 9.

The library encourages you to make a charitable concentration to support the university. There are a number of excellence funds that you can donate to, which provide extra funding to the library's colleges (the George C. Johnson College of Business, the Mary E. Black College of Nursing, the College of Science and Technology, et al.). Follow this link to read more about these funds.

One of these funds is the University Libraries Excellence Fund, which supports all aspects of the USC Upstate Library. This includes funding for the acquisition of new books (both print and electronic); magazines, journals, and other periodicals; and e-resources and digital collections. These resources support the learning, teaching, and research needs of USC Upstate's students, faculty, and staff.

The fund also pays for needed upgrades to library computers and equipment. Gifts to this fund help in the upkeep of individual study rooms and library facilities. Gifts also provide funding for library programs and events.

We encourage you to give as you are able, whether to support the library, other USC Upstate units and services, or the university as a whole. The Day of Giving represents one way to support the library and the university--but there are additional ways you can do so. Click here to read more about how you can give to the USC Upstate Library. You can read more about the university's giving program by following this link

Thank you for your support of the USC Upstate Library and the University of South Carolina Upstate!

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Image courtesy of USC Upstate. Library Dean John Barnett and the students, faculty, and staff of USC Upstate thank you for your support of the university's Day of Giving.

 

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Real People, Real Climate, Real Changes exhibit panelsTo celebrate the exhibition, Real People, Real Climate, Real Changes, the USC Upstate Library in conjunction with the USC Upstate Watershed Ecology Center and campus sustainability initiatives are hosting an open house on Thursday, February 22, from 11 am to 2 pm. 

"Real People, Real Climate, Real Changes, 'Real Live'" will take place on the library's 1st floor. The open house will feature live displays, activities, and "critters" from the Watershed Ecology Center. The open house will also provide an opportunity to view the exhibit before its last day on campus, February 28. 

Light refreshments will be served. All students, staff, faculty, and community members are welcome to attend; no registration is required.

The library is located on the USC Upstate campus at 150 Gramling Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29303.

 

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