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Photograph of two people in a library. The person on the left is wearing a virtual reality headset, the person to their right does not have a headset on and is reading out loud from a book to guide the other person.
Photograph of two people in a library. The person on the left is wearing a virtual reality headset, the person to their right does not have a headset on and is reading out loud from a book to guide the other person.
Humanities Topical Immersion Programming
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This program series engages college communities regarding social issues through a VR experience, film screening and discussion.

Image shows five Votes for Women Buttons.
Image shows five Votes for Women Buttons.
Hot Button Issue: Votes for Women!
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This program uses primary sources to create buttons exploring the ephemera of the women’s suffrage movement.

Black and white photograph of people sitting in front of a building.
Black and white photograph of people sitting in front of a building.
Southwest History: Preserving Chicanx, Latinx and Indigenous Peoples Stories
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Led by museum and archives professionals, this program was dedicated to the study and preservation of Chicanx, Latinx and Indigenous Peoples.

Photograph shows a group of college students sitting and talking in a library.
Photograph shows a group of college students sitting and talking in a library.
Cultivating Community Outside of Class: A Look at School and Academic Libraries
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In what ways are school and academic libraries fostering community outside of the traditional classroom setting?

Photograph shows a student with a VR headset and hand controllers. They are sitting at a desk inside of the library.
Photograph shows a student with a VR headset and hand controllers. They are sitting at a desk inside of the library.
A New Mechanism for Dialogue: Virtual Reality Programs in Academic Libraries
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How can you use virtual reality as a means to educate and start conversations in the academic library?

Illustration of a person speaking at a podium under a spotlight.
Illustration of a person speaking at a podium under a spotlight.
Scranton Staff Spotlight
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Library staff get one hour to present on a topic they are passionate about! Topics have included ancient warfare and retro video games.

PetGram example from McDaniel. Photograph of a dog named Bandit. Text reads: Bears. Beets. Believe you can do it!
PetGram example from McDaniel. Photograph of a dog named Bandit. Text reads: Bears. Beets. Believe you can do it!
Finals Week Pet Grams
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Pet Grams are an easy way to spread kindness and cuteness while promoting academic library resources. 

Photograph of two people looking at old newspapers on a computer. (On December 7, 2015, participants in History Unfolded gather at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, DC, to search local newspaper archives.) Photograph courtesy of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Photograph of two people looking at old newspapers on a computer. (On December 7, 2015, participants in History Unfolded gather at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, DC, to search local newspaper archives.) Photograph courtesy of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Research Your Local Newspaper’s Holocaust Coverage
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History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust invites libraries to research local newspaper coverage on Holocaust-era events.