Gateway Society Spotlight with Lynne and Christopher Ramsey

 

As veteran leaders in the nonprofit sector, Lynne and Christopher Ramsey are no strangers to embedded community organizing. From local Orange County early childhood art programs to Olympic sports arenas, they have dedicated their careers to serving in the education and arts sectors.

Regular attendees of UCI Libraries events, the Ramseys became Gateway Society members in 2017 in order to support the continued growth of our collections, services, and public programming.

Affordable Course Materials and Open Educational Resources Grant Now Accepting Applications

 

Are you a visionary who imagines that course materials can not only be effective and high in quality, but can also be affordable (or even zero cost!) for your students?

If that sounds like you, the ACMI (Affordable Course Materials Initiative) grant could be yours! Begin the process by submitting your interest and course information to OER@uci.edu. If accepted, you will receive $1,500 plus specialized library support to accomplish your goal. 

New Locations for UCI Libraries Multimedia Resources

 

UCI’s media reserves, media collection, and loanable technology equipment have moved to new locations. Starting in fall 2023, technology equipment can be borrowed on a first-come, first-served basis from the Science Library or Langson Library Check Out Desks. Equipment available for loans includes tablets, PCs, audio-visual equipment (microphones, cameras, etc.), and device-charging accessories. Items are available for check out with a valid UCI student, faculty or staff ID and active UCInetID.

Southeast Asian Archive Anne Frank Visiting Researcher Awards

UCI Libraries has awarded two visiting scholars—Emily Mitamura, a PhD candidate from the University of Minnesota, and Danny Thanh Nguyen, a writer based in San Francisco—the Southeast Asian Archive (SEAA) Anne Frank Visiting Researcher Award. Named in honor of Anne Frank, the archive’s founding librarian who retired in 2007, the is intended to defray the cost of traveling to Irvine, California to conduct hands-on research within the archive.