The UT ALERT text messaging system is designed to enhance and improve communication so that all members of the campus community can stay informed in the event of an emergency. The system will add another immediate mechanism to the existing methods that the university has in place to alert the community to an emergency situation. … Continued

Please plan to request library materials you wish to provide for students during the upcoming semester as soon as possible. A separate reserve request is required for each course. The UT Libraries will purchase materials required for reserve that are not currently in the collection. Please submit such requests as soon as possible to ensure … Continued

Pendergrass Library has 1400 books in SF 400-800 on all aspects of pet health, including behavior, nutrition, wellness, caring for senior animals. Here is a sample: Eco dog : healthy living for your pet / Corbett Marshall and Jim Deskevich SF427 .M35 2008 Frogs, toads, and treefrogs : everything about selection, care, nutrition, breeding, and … Continued

Pendergrass Library will open 10 am – 6 pm Dec. 13th due to inclement weather.

Serious studiers love to come to Pendergrass Library because of our quiet area in the stacks. Be respectful of other studiers in the QUIET ZONE. SILENCE YOUR CELLPHONE NO DISCUSSION GROUPS KEEP YOUR VOICE DOWN LEAVE THE ROOM IF: you need to talk on the phone someone comes to talk to you a group feels … Continued

The Opticbook scanner is BACK!  Try out our fast, easy and paperless option that alleviates the need for a copy machine.  Place the book or journal issue on the glass and follow the steps on the screen to create an image, as well as a PDF or Word document with text recognition. The Opticbook is currently … Continued

Announcing the PLoS Progress Update By Peter Jerram Posted: July 20, 2010 Today, we are happy to share with you our 2009 Progress Update which covers the highlights of the 2009 fiscal year (a calendar year) and some information about what we are working on now. As you may recall, last year we published our … Continued

Draft NAVMEC Report and Recommendations Available Be sure to read and comment by February 2011. See below for more info. Audience: veterinary students, faculty, administrators, staff NAVMEC’s draft report with recommendations, Roadmap for Veterinary Medical Education in the 21st Century: Responsive, Collaborative, Flexible, is now ready for public review and comment. The report includes input … Continued

November 18th, 12:15-1:00 Pendergrass Library Deb Haines and Dr. Jim Brace will review the UT CVM policy on works created by the CVM Instructional Resources personnel. Bring your lunch!

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