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RT @JMU: Although Carrier Library will look different when it reopens in 2026, the renovation is preserving history while embracing the fut….

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We're seeking a Data Services Librarian! This is a full-time, tenure-track position with instructional faculty status. Learn more or sign up for one of our confidential online info sessions: . #libraryjobs #libraryjob #LISjobs #libjobs #jobs #hiring

The history of the Shenandoah Valley just got more accessible! JMU Libraries Special Collections (@JMUSpeColl) recently acquired & processed 4 important collections that document the history of the beautiful valley that is home to JMU. Read all about them:

JMU faculty: it’s not too late to sign up to attend our Nov. 7 virtual panel discussion on Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Hear how fellow JMU faculty are using UDL to redesign their courses. RSVP or learn more:

November is National Native American Heritage Month, a month to honor, celebrate, and learn. The Libraries acknowledges that we are on the land of the Indigenous Siouan, Algonquian and Haudenosaunee communities. Here are 5 ways to continue the connection:

Meet Henry Yang, one of our new Instructional Designers! Henry is an accomplished teacher and expert of educational technologies. He's most excited to work with faculty and students, so reach out and say hello!

Hosting a public movie night? Make sure your movie is covered under public performance rights! The Libraries has some guidance for licensing and copyright when it comes to public screenings, so double check before the showing:

Here's a blast from the past for #JMUHomecoming! Learn about the hidden gems from 1939 uncovered by the Carrier renovation work:

Gone are the days of libraries being only about books! We like to think of our spaces as downright fun. If you need something to do on campus during Homecoming, check out our list of 15 Fun Things to Do in JMU Libraries!.

We're less than 6 months into the Carrier Library renovation & expansion, so we know there are still bound to be questions! Our most frequently asked questions include where folks can study, where the books are, and more. See the top 3 FAQs & the answers:

We're hiring a Library Services Specialist! This full-time, mostly nights & weekends position will join a fun and friendly team, supervising everything going on at the front desks. Learn more & apply:

We're on a search for a Data Scientist & Visualization Specialist!.This full-time, remote-optional, AP faculty position will be the go-to for all Libraries data and data management. If this sounds perfect for you, apply today:

It's Open Access Week! 🎉 To celebrate, we’re promoting several online OA Week events and sharing important context on our Open Access APC Fund to help faculty & staff with the costs of publishing open access articles: #OAWeek #OpenAccess #OAWeek23

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No parking permit? No problem! Our JMU Libraries Express location on South Main Street has four 15-minute, completely free parking spots. Drop in to print something or pick up a book – worry-free!.Learn more:

The Be)Holding Love & Loss Series, an arts and humanities series about grief, is hosting events through November that explore the complexities of loss. Organizers and participants alike shared meaningful resources with us, to create a tie-in display:

Need to meet with your project group and don't know the best place to go? There are tons of group study rooms all across campus!.See our list & make a plan:

Hello JMU faculty! Join our virtual panel discussion on Nov. 7 to hear how your fellow JMU faculty members are using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles and research-based best practices to design or redesign their courses. RSVP or learn more:

Get ready for Open Access Week! Free & freely accessible books and academic material makes education that much easier for all. We in the Libraries celebrate Open Access as part of an ethical, equitable solution for educational justice. Celebrate with us: