When asked the dreaded desert island question (What’s the one book you would bring with you when stranded on a desert island) I always complain and drag my feet. How could anyone pick only one? But the reality is that if I had to pick just on book to take with me it would be … Read More
Sitting out in your backyard or park you hear the rustle of animals through the trees, see the decomposition of leaves on the ground, and watch dogs follow the scent of some unknown wildlife. These things may seem mundane and inconsequential but really those observations, if done with scholarly rigor, are science. Scientific observations are … Read More
In an effort to increase citizen science visibility and resources for researchers, students, and educators at SEBS and the Rutgers community, we are kicking off a new citizen science initiative! To start, we are building a new citizen science research guide and hosting a workshop to connect our community to the resources they need to … Read More
Between my previous education experience and my current studies as a Masters of Information candidate I have spent the majority of my life in school. As a perpetual student I have learned the life-changing value of having incredible teachers and am quick to recognize them. I already knew that she had been professor at Princeton … Read More
Going into this week we had planned to write a post to celebrate pride month. However, this week is not a celebration, it is a fight, and it is a horrific reminder of a fight that has been taking place for a long time. It is a time of tremendous pain and anger as … Read More
Recently, I got the chance to speak with Tara Maharjan from Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) about their resources that our science students may find useful or interesting. After sitting down (virtually) with Tara, it was clear that she has a wealth of information to offer students on the SCUA library. Now, at first … Read More
We’ve been talking A LOT about pandemics and viruses and I think it’s time to take a break. In fact, I think it’s time to escape. However, since we can’t escape staying at home #socialdistanceplease, we’re here to recommend the next best thing… Escapist reads! For our first edition of Escapist Reads we will be recommending … Read More
Rutgers Libraries have a lot to offer. In addition to traditional content like books and journal articles, we also provide visual media. If books aren’t sparking your interest or you want to shake up your current mode of entertainment, you can find videos in our collection by following these easy steps: Visit the Rutgers library … Read More
During this time of social distancing, self-quarantine, and isolation, you may find yourself with some extra free time on your hands. You might also find yourself curious about public health topics and looking for more in-depth information about pandemics, public health workers, and global emergencies. If that’s the case, we encourage you to take a … Read More