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Reese Library

Reese Library traces its roots to the Junior College of Augusta. In 1960, the library moved into a renovated warehouse on its present campus, then known as Augusta College.

During the 1970s, the current library was built. It opened in January 1977. In 2006, the University adjoined the new Jaguar Student Activities Center (JSAC) to the Library, placing Reese at the center of research and engagement.

 

 

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Thomas Weeks, MLIS, MS

Reference and Instruction Librarian
Phone: 706-667-4908
Office: Reese Library Rm 131
 Areas: Education: Advanced Studies and Innovation, Social Sciences, History, Anthropology, & Philosophy, 1st & 2nd Year Experience; Career Services

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photo from article Inaugural AU Authors Reception

Inaugural AU Authors Reception

By Josette M. Kubicki. All photos by AU photographer Michael Holahan except where noted. The University Libraries was excited to host its inaugural AU Authors Reception a week ago, last Thursday, November 2nd, in collaboration with CURS (Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship) and The Graduate School. In years past, the University Libraries have held an annual AU Faculty Authors Reception to recognize faculty who have published a book, book chapter, poem, illustration, or other creative work within a book or created or performed a creative work within the past year. Creative works could include albums, art exhibits, music performances,…

photo from article 2023 Georgia Libraries Conference

2023 Georgia Libraries Conference

The Conference Newbies  This was my first library conference since I have worked here at Augusta University. It was the first ever conference where I actually presented. I am not good with standing up in front of people and talking, and the day of our presentation, I was so nervous. We ended up with a great audience and I had a blast talking about the “Wow” space. I was also able to attend several other presentations, such as: “Stories of Self-care in a Service Profession”, which was presented by our very own Josette Kubicki and her co-speaker Heather Simmons, “A…

photo from article University Libraries Launches New Website

University Libraries Launches New Website

The University Libraries Web Committee, led by Library Systems Analyst, Vonny Nogales, has worked to provide users with a more navigable and engaging experience, redesigning the libraries’ webpages. With support from the libraries’ leadership team, and in accordance with Augusta University’s Web Services guidelines, the new site will debut on September 5, 2023. What has changed? Users will notice a joint University Libraries homepage with contact information for Reese and Greenblatt libraries, as well as a link to Meet Your Librarians, the subject specialists who assist with research assignments, questions about resources, and provide library instruction. Additionally, this page has…

photo from article Elizabeth Lightfoot to join AU Libraries as Inaugural Director of Collections and Resource Strategies

Elizabeth Lightfoot to join AU Libraries as Inaugural Director of Collections and Resource Strategies

The Augusta University Libraries is pleased to announce that Elizabeth Lightfoot has been chosen to be the AU Libraries inaugural Director of Collections and Resource Strategies.  As part of the Dean’s Senior Leadership team, Elizabeth will provide leadership for collections, acquisitions, cataloging, e-resources, scholarly communications, data services, special collections, and government documents for the Augusta University Libraries.  Elizabeth joins AU from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries as their Collections Strategist, where she was responsible for providing leadership and direction for the Libraries’ collection development and management operations.  Previous to UW-Madison, Elizabeth spent 13 years in increasingly responsible positions in collections and technical services at a variety of institutions, including most recently…