Columbia Campus Office Hours Fall 2013

Come get help with your research! A librarian will be holding office hours on Loyola's Columbia campus in room 269 from 9am - 5pm on the following days:

September 25
October 9 (Note: A drop-in session about RefWorks, a citation management software, will be held from 12-1pm on this day)
October 23
November 6
November 20
December 4

Hope to see you there! Notre Dame students are also welcome to attend.

Faculty Scholarship Celebration - February 8, 2013

Celebration of Faculty Scholarship

Join us for the Loyola/Notre Dame Library's annual Celebration of Faculty Scholarship, honoring works published by the faculties of Loyola University Maryland and Notre Dame of Maryland University 

from July 2011 - June 2012.

February 8, 2013

2:00 - 4:30 p.m.

Exhibit of Publications and Reception in Ferguson Gallery

Faculty Presentations at 2:30 p.m. in Ridley Auditorium

Dr. Elizabeth H. Jones
Notre Dame of Maryland University, Department of Business 
"Doppelganger Professor"


Dr. Diana Schaub
Loyola University Maryland, Department of Political Science 
 "Monumental Fights: The Role of Memorials in Civic Life"

Dr. Beth Kotchick
Loyola University Maryland, Department of Psychology
 "Who Said Names Would Never Hurt You? 
The Scope and Impact of Relational Aggression 
Among Students in Catholic Schools"

 Dr. Maeve M. O'Donovan

Notre Dame of Maryland University, Department of Philosophy 
"Motherhood, Disability, and Philosophy"

Faculty, students, staff, and friends are all welcome to attend.

 

 

Restricted Access December 5 - December 18

From Wednesday, December 5, though Tuesday, December 18, due to final exams, only students, faculty, and staff from Notre Dame of Maryland University and Loyola University Maryland will be admitted to the Library. Students from other institutions, as well as the general public, will not be admitted.

New Student Art Exhibit: "Framed"

Come see the new exhibit of student work, "Framed," from Loyola University Maryland Visual Arts students in the Library's Ferguson Gallery. Works include paintings, drawings, and photographs.

Exhibit Dates: November 12 - December 7
Opening Reception: Friday, November 16, from 4-6pm. All are welcome!

Cellist of Sarajevo Discussion Rescheduled to 11/27/12

Loyola/Notre Dame Library's book discussion on The Cellist of Sarajevo, originally scheduled for October 30 but canceled because of Hurricane Sandy, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, November 27, at 4pm in the Library's Board Room. Please join us and our special guest, Dr. Anne Henderson, Associate Professor of History and Political Science at Notre Dame of Maryland University. Wine and light refreshments will be served. To R.S.V.P., call 410.617.6835 or email jray1@ndm.edu or jbray1@loyola.edu.

The Cellist of Sarajevo Book Discussion on 10/30/12

The Loyola/Notre Dame Library cordially invites you to attend a book discussion about The Cellist of Sarajevo, Notre Dame of Maryland University's 2012-2013 Campus Common Reading and the Maryland Humanities Council's One Maryland One Book 2012 selection.

The discussion will feature Notre Dame Associate Professor of History and Political Science Dr. Anne Henderson, who will share insights about her experiences working with the United Nations in Bosnia and Serbia in the late 1990s. Please join us as we reflect upon this haunting and illuminating novel.Wine and light refreshments will be served. 

4pm on October 30, 2012
Loyola/Notre Dame Library Board Room, Third Floor
200 Winston Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21212

To R.S.V.P., contact Jennie Ray
410.617.6835    
jray1@ndm.edu or jbray1@loyola.edu 

Catholic Contemporary Writer Lecture: 10/17/12

The Loyola/Notre Dame Library is pleased to announce this year’s Catholic Contemporary Writer, Anne M. Butler. Dr. Butler, a Baltimore native and alumna of the Institute of Notre Dame, will discuss her newest book, Across God’s Frontiers: Catholic Sisters in the American West, 1850-1920. Join us at 6:00pm on October 17 in Ridley Auditorium for what is sure to be a thought-provoking discussion about the intersection of Catholicism, women’s self-empowerment, and how nuns have historically worked to effect meaningful change even in the most desolate of circumstances. A book signing will follow the reading and lecture.

To RSVP, please contact Jennie Ray at jbray1@loyola.edu or 410.617.6835.