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Residence of Dr. R.B. Maury
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Residence of W.B. Mallory
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St. Mary\u27s Cathedral
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Publishing your OER at the UofM and Beyond!
In the follow-up to a Fall 2024 book publishing session, UofM Mentorship Network held a February 25th virtual event on open access publishing, “Publishing your OER at the UofM and Beyond!”. UM3D and Library faculty presented on open educational resources. Participants also included panelists who have published open access books and syllabi. This event was open to all faculty, staff, and students. The presentation is also available on the UM3D YouTube Channel
The AMUM Podcast Episode 2
On this episode of the AMUM Podcast, the AMUM Assistant Director and podcast host Adriana Dunn interviews the participants and winners of the 42nd Juried Student Exhibition Peach Atkins, Jaylyn Crowe, and Isaiah Kennedy
Academic Supply and Occupational Demand Report 2025, Improving the Pipeline for Tennessee\u27s Workforce
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DWR Workshop - Creating Your Research Diet: Strategies for Tracking New Publications in Your Field
Learn how to refine your research diet with these strategies to increase your helpings of relevant publications in your field. In this workshop, Ashley Roach-Freiman and Carl Hess of the University Libraries discuss how to learn about new research published in your field without the need to craft new searches every time. They cover how to get updates on new issues of major journals, new papers from impactful researchers, and the newest publications that meet your saved keyword searches
Correspondence, to Captain T. A. Walker from L. H. Cobb, 1865 January 31
Correspondence to Captain T. A. Walker, Superintendent of the Freedmen\u27s Bureau West Tennessee, Memphis, TN, from L. H. Cobb, the Superintendent of Colored Schools, Memphis, TN, 1865 January 31. Cobb wrote a report of the Colored Schools of Memphis for the month ending January 27, 1865. He provides details and updates on enrollment, location changes, punctuality of the students, rules wanted, embarrassments, tuition, causes of discrepancies, objections, and potential plans for the schools.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-freedmen1/1003/thumbnail.jp
Correspondence, S. McCleary to D.G. Hopkins, 1862 September 7
Correspondence from Sara McCleary (Hopkins) to David G. Hopkins, 1862 September 7.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-hopkins1/1004/thumbnail.jp