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SGA Meeting Minutes 11.09.15.docx
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Congratulations to our 2015 Fall Initiates!
Congratulations to all of our Fall 2015 Tau Beta Pi initiates! We look forward to you becoming a part of our organization and helping to make a positive impact on campus!
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Open House
Come and enjoy all that campus has to offer during MSOE’s Open House. During the Open House, you will have the opportunity to learn about the admission process, take a walking tour of the highlights on campus, and interact with current students, faculty and organizations. Prompt arrival at 10 a.m. is recommended to fit everything in to your visit.
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MSOE TRAVEL POLICY (2015-11-09).doc
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midnight breakfast menu November 2015.docx
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SE Curriculum Version 3.1 (2014-2015 or prior)
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Part-time Holiday Opportunity
NAME OF COMPANY: Clark Enterprises Inc.
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
Clark Enterprises is a highly successful, diversified investment company that concentrates its investment activities in real estate, construction, private equity/venture capital and financial markets.
PART TIME TITLE : Post Office Christmas job
We keep progressing each year and as our custom every festive period, we are at it again as the holiday is fast approaching and the high volume of shipments need to be delivered before the official date which has resulted us to seek for agile and active individuals to send out gifts and letters to our various clients this Christmas period.
Interested candidates will be expected to:
*Receive gifts/letters in the mail
*Sort the gifts and letters for your city
* Deliver the gift with a letter each to the list of clients information that would be provided to you through the mail
*Re-direct wrongly-addressed mail
REQUIREMENT:
Friendly and approachable
Self-motivated but also good in a team
Reliable and trustworthy
Have competent literacy skills
Qualifications: Minimum of high School Degree
Email Cover letter/resume to recruiting04@clarkenterprisesmail.com
Weekly Wage: $300 : miscellaneous expenses included
04-05 hrs wkly
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Information for Faculty and Staff
Borrowing Privileges
General Circulating Collection – 80 days
Periodicals – 3 days
Audio Visual Collection – 1 week
Entertainment DVDs – 1 week
Faculty Development Resources
View the Faculty Development Resource Guide for library resources that will help you enrich your teaching skills and stay current in education technologies, philosophies and practices.
Research Assistance
Contact us for assistance with research for your courses or projects.
Document Delivery
Document delivery services are available for faculty and staff. Email a list of citations to interlibraryloan@msoe.edu. Items in the library's collection will be placed on hold, delivered via campus mail or delivered electronically. Items not owned by the library will be requested through Interlibrary Loan.
Course Reserves
Place articles, books, and other course materials on course or electronic reserve. Please view these resources for information on placing items on reserve:
General Copyright Policies for Protected Materials on Reserve
Graduate Thesis Verification
In compliance with Graduate Programs Council (GPC) Policy 09, the library is responsible for verifying that all MSOE Graduate Thesis and Capstone Report documents comply with MSOE’s format requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I link to an article or e-book from a library database in Blackboard?
Please view the document Linking to Library Resources for instructions on linking to articles and e-books in Blackboard.
Is there a way to check papers for plagiarism?
The library subscribes to TurnItIn a plagiarism detection program. Call us at (414) 227-7180 to request more information.
Do you take recommendations for journals, books, and education DVDs?
Yes, If you know of quality resources that are not part of our collection, please send us an email library@msoe.edu.
May I request library materials through interlibrary loan for entertainment or personal enrichment?
Yes, but please be aware that new and/or popular books- such as the latest in a series, or the latest book made into a movie- may be difficult to obtain through Interlibrary loan. Most other libraries cannot lend these types of books because they are already checked out or they have policies that do not allow new books to circulate.
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Reserve Information and FAQs
Placing Items on Reserve
Please review the General Copyright Policies for Protected Materials on Reserve to ensure the materials you place on reserve are compliant with Copyright Law.
Classroom copying needs to comply with the "Agreement on Guidelines for Classroom Copying in Not-For-Profit Educational Institutions With Respect To Books And Periodicals". The "Agreement" is reproduced in Reproduction of Copyrighted Works by Educators and Librarians, which is available at http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ21.pdf
A direct link to the "Agreement" is available at http://old.cni.org/docs/info.policies/NACS.html and on several higher education library sites.
Copyrighted items may not be placed on Reserve for more than one quarter at a time unless permission has been obtained in writing from the copyright holder, in accordance with Copyright Law.
After reviewing reserve information, please complete a Reserve Request Form.
Please allow time for processing reserve requests. Print reserves may take up to 3 business days before the items are available to students. Electronic reserves may take up to a week before they are available to students.
Accessing Reserve Items
Items placed on Electronic Reserve are only available to students enrolled in the course.
Print reserve materials are kept behind the circulation desk, and can be checked out with a valid MSOE ID.
Removal of Reserve Items
After the end of each quarter, print reserve items are removed from the reserve area. Reserve items owned by faculty members will be returned. Electronic reserves will be unavailable at the end of the term.
Usage statistics (the number of times a reserve item circulates) can be supplied at the faculty member’s request.
The Library reserves the right to change these policies at any time.
Reserve FAQs
What may be placed on Reserve?
In-House Library Reserve
- Published books
- Books owned by the MSOE library, at the discretion of the reserves coordinator
- A faculty member's personal copy of a book
- A photocopy of a single chapter or a small portion of a book
- Videos or DVDs
- Articles from journals, magazines, or serials
- Up to 3 articles from the same journal, magazine or serial per academic quarter
- Materials created by a faculty member (syllabi, lecture notes, problems sets, etc.)
- Current News articles from newspapers or news periodicals (Time, Newsweek, etc.)
Electronic Reserve
- A single chapter from a published book
- Articles from journals, magazines or serials that are not news periodicals
- Up to 3 articles from the same journal, magazine or serial per academic quarter
- Materials created by faculty member (syllabi, lecture notes, problems sets, etc.)
- Current News articles from newspapers or news periodicals (Time, Newsweek, etc.)
During each term, items can be placed on either Electronic Reserve OR Print Reserve- not both.
What may not be placed on Reserve?
- Since reserves are meant to supplement course material, textbooks and/or course-packs that take the place of a main text may not be placed on reserve.
- Articles available through the library’s databases may not be placed on electronic reserve. Please link to articles available through library databases in Blackboard. For assistance with linking to articles please see our Instructions for Linking to Library Articles in Blackboard Document.
- Copies of entire books or periodicals cannot be placed on reserve.
- Articles obtained via Interlibrary Loan cannot be placed on reserve.
How many items can I have on Reserve?
- Copyright-protected materials (books, articles, videos, chapters, etc.) - A total of 9 items, in any combination (4 books, 3 articles, 2 movies=9 items)
- Non-copyrighted materials-Unlimited
- Current news articles and books owned by MSOE - Unlimited
Can I use course reserves to replace a textbook for my course?
No, course reserves are supplemental and must not take the place of a purchased textbook or course-pack.
Can I use the same item from term to term?
Copyright-protected materials may not be placed on reserve during consecutive quarters unless permission has been obtained in writing from the copyright holder, or unless the appropriate licensing has been purchased. Materials not protected by copyright may be repeatedly placed on reserve.
At the end of each quarter, print reserve items are removed from the reserve area. Reserve items owned by faculty members will be returned. Items in electronic format will be unavailable at the end of the term.
Do I need to fill out a reserve request form for each quarter?
Yes, we need to maintain records for reserves for each quarter. Please fill out the Library Reserve Request Form each quarter.
Can I make my own reserve area on my personal website or on Blackboard?
Copyright-protected materialsmay notbe placed on a personal website or on Blackboard. A librarian can place copyright-protected material on electronic reserve in Blackboard for your course.
Materials created by the faculty member (syllabi, course notes, practice sets) may be placed on a personal website or on Blackboard.
Whether or not other materials can be placed on a personal website or on Blackboard depends on the copyright status of the materials – feel free to contact the Library for guidance.
Why is the library allowed to place copyrighted materials on electronic reserve?
As a not-for-profit educational institution the library enjoys an explicit right under Section 108 of Title 17, US Copyright Law, to make in-copyright items available through electronic reserves. Teachers and professors do not enjoy these explicit legal rights.
Where can I go for more information on Copyright?
United States Copyright Office
MSOE’s General Copyright Policies for Protected Materials on Reserve
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RefWorks and Write-N-Cite
RefWorks
RefWorks is a research management, writing, and collaboration tool designed for organizing materials, and generating citations and bibliographies. In order to use RefWorks you must first sign up for an individual account using your MSOE email address.
Follow these instructions to begin using RefWorks:
Navigate to RefWorks from the Library's Research Site
Click Login
Sign Up for a New Account (use your msoe.edu email) or Login if you already have a RefWorks Account
Installing Write-N-Cite
Under Tools Select Write-N-Cite
Under Downloads select a download option
Once the file has finished downloading, Run the program.
The InstallShied Wizard for Proquest For Word will open. Follow the steps in the Wizard to install Write-N-Cite.
Write-N-Cite will be available under ProQuest in Word.
If you have any problems installing Write-N-Cite view this Write-N-Cite Installation Guide.
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Women at MSOE Winter Quarter 2015-16 Meeting
The meeting for Winter Quarter will be held on Tuesday, December 15 (one day earlier than usual) at 11:00am in the Schroeder Room. Outlook invitations will go out to anyone who has attended a meeting in the past year. Feel free to forward invitations to others. The agenda will be posted soon. Hope to see you there!
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Website Maintenance Update
We appreciate your patience during the recent maintenance of the MSOE website that took place on 11/2/2015. A few changes have taken place, so we wanted to take a second to review them. You can also find Information about the MSOE Community anda website on the community blogMSOE Community Help.
What you may have known as HUB is now referred to as the MSOE Community. This provides the ability to collaborate and share your content with others. In order to access the community, just click on “MSOE Community” at the top of the homepage of www.msoe.edu.
Once you are logged in, your MyHub tab is now My News. This will give you access to the Quick Links you are used to, such as My MSOE and Blackboard, and provide you recent updates your connections and places followed.
If you stayed logged in, you will also be able to edit your profile. This will allow you to update your information such as office number, office phone number, your biography, photos and privacy and more. Click on your name at the top of the screen and a drop down menu will appear. Choose Edit Profile to make any updates. There will be three areas you can update: Avatar & Photos, Your Profile, and Privacy. Once your updates are complete, be sure to click on Save or Finished in the lower left-hand corner.
We appreciate your efforts in helping us to identify issues so we can resolve them as quickly as possible. Please continue to use helpdesk@msoe.eduto report any issues encountered. This will ensure we can identify and escalate the issues appropriately.
Thank you for your support.
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Graduate & Internship Surveys - Keep Us Updated!
Recent and upcoming graduates - If you have found employment, accepted into a graduate program, or still seeking, please update us by completing the Graduate Survey! You may access the survey here: www.msoe.edu/graduate-survey
Current students - If you have found an internship or have not reported your current internship, please update us too by completing the Internship Survey! You may access the survey here: www.msoe.edu/internship-survey
Please contact Jennifer Abing, Assistant Director of Career Services, if you have any questions, concerns, or require further assistance. You may reach Jennifer at 414-277-7119 or abing@msoe.edu. Thank you!
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Changing Group Type
I am the admin of a group, and can't figure out how to change the group from private to something else so everyone can see the groups content
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Is there badminton this week?
Yes, there is badminton scheduled on Friday, November 13th and Sunday, November 15th from 5 to 8 pm in the Kern Center Field House. These are the last play dates for the quarter. Hope you can make it.
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How To Install TraneTrace
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Request to Enter a Full Section of a Class
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