Encyclopedia of Curriculum Studies

We now have access to a wonderful online encyclopedia: Encyclopedia of Curriculum Studies. You can search this encyclopedia using keywords or browse the list of entries or subject index.

Chosen as an Outstanding Title by Choice Reviews Online, the Encyclopedia of Curriculum Studies contains over 500 alphabetically arranged articles on topics ranging from Academic Freedom to teacher educator Laura Zirbes.

These are just some of the topics that have caught my eye:

Adult Education Curriculum
Early Childhood Curriculum
Learning Theories
Narrative Research
Service-Learning Curriculum

The encyclopedia also includes several biographical essays on such individuals as Nel Noddings, Paulo Freire and John Dewey.

Take a look. As with most of the Library's online resources, this one is available off-campus, too!

Renovations begin on graduate study room!

Did you know that the Library is creating a space just for graduate students? Renovations began in February on a dedicated study space for the exclusive use of graduate students. The enclosed, swipe card accessible study area on the 6th floor of the Gibson Library will include:

• 22 large study carrels with individual task lighting & comfortable seating
• 2 computer workstations
• 38 bookable lockers nearby for storage
• a bookable meeting/presentation/group study space.
  

Check out the Library website for more details.