Food or Feet for Fines

Food or Feet for Fines

Fact Sheet

Join Heterick Memorial Library in the giving spirit of the season and donate new kid’s shoes and socks or canned goods to pay off your library fines.

December 2-13^th, 2013

The process is simple:

1.   Bring your items to the circulation desk at Heterick Memorial Library

One pair of kid’s socks pays up to $3.00 worth of fines

One pair of kid’s shoes pays up to $15.00 worth of fines.

One canned good item pays up to $1.00 worth of fines.

Items will not be accepted for replacement cost of lost or damaged items.

2. Fill out a form and fines will be waived within 3 business days.

3. An email confirmation of fines waived will be sent.

Please avoid bringing canned vegetables, but all other non-perishable food items are needed. 

All items collected will be distributed to children throughout Hardin County to charities supported by ONU Women.   Canned goods will go to the Ada Food Pantry.

For more information, please contact the circulation desk at ext. 2181 or Jenny Donley at j-donley.1@onu.edu

Thanksgiving Break Hours

Friday, November 22    7:30AM - 4:30PM
Saturday and Sunday, November 23 and 24     Closed
Monday, November 25   Closed from 8AM - 12PM for ALICE training, open 12PM - 4:30PM
Tuesday, November 26   8AM - 4:30PM
Wednesday, November 27   8AM - 4:30PM
Thursday, November 28 - Saturday, November 30   Closed
Sunday, December 1  4PM - 12AM

Cultural Conversation Hour - November 12, 2013

Join the Office of Multicultural Development in room 301 in the library for a discussion on the use of Native American cultural identifiers among sports teams and the role of social media.

Halloween Movie Quotes Answers

Haunted @ Heterick

Following the page break are the answers to the Halloween Movie Quote Matching from Haunted @ Heterick.

(If you missed the event, you can get a copy of the Halloween Movie Quote Matching here).

1-2-1 Research Consultations

1₂1 Research Consultations

The librarians of Heterick Memorial Library are pleased to announce the latest addition to our treasure chest of services, 1₂1 Research Consultations.  While the reference desk is still manned each weekday from 8-12, 1-4:30 and 6-9pm Monday-Thursday, we’ve seen an uptick in the numbers of times groups or individuals asked to meet exclusively with a librarian about a specific research or reference question. The librarians wanted to better meet these needs and so the        1₂1 Research Consultation service was born.

This in-depth research consultation is open to all students, faculty and staff. Sessions may run 30 or 60 minutes and are designed to assist with everything from capstone projects to database instruction to resource management or to tracking down an elusive citation or paper.

It is easy to register, just email reference@onu.edu or the Librarian of your choice with days and times you are available and the topic you are researching. The librarians will get back with you shortly to schedule an appointment. 

A Haunting @ Heterick

Green Paws Certification

HETERICK WINS GOLD-LEVEL

GREEN PAWS AWARD

On October 18th, the hard work of the Heterick Library staff was recognized by Mr. Bill Kent, head of the ONU Recycling Program.  

The Green Paw Certification aims at recognizing offices, departments and faculty who incorporate sustainability into their actions. In order, to become certified, 75 percent of the actions on the application must be completed by 75 percent of the office’s colleagues.

The staff of the Heterick Memorial Library has been
awarded the gold-level Green Paw Certification
for their work on energy conservation and
recycling.

Bill Kent (L) and library staff

Hill Building Fire Display

Do you recognize this campus structure? If not, check out the display in

the case near the front door and find out how it became…….

Or read more at:

http://0-journals.onu.edu.polar.onu.edu/home_page/onuhistory/buildings/Hill%20Building.pdf

Chronicle of Higher Education

Did you know that Heterick Memorial Library subscribes to the online version of the Chronicle of Higher Education?  

Get all the latest news about what is happening in higher education right in your office.  On campus, you can browse the Chronicle simply by going to the Chronicle's website (http://chronicle.com/section/Home/5); all articles are available through our on-campus IP access.  At home, go to the library's homepage and then the Databases tab and look up the Chronicle to connect via the off-campus link.  All you need is your name and ONU ID number to connect!

William L. Robinson Display

Please visit Heterick Memorial Library to see the display created by our archivist, 

Paul Logsdon in honor of William L. Robinson and his many years of service to ONU.  

Ohio Northern University will dedicate Dial-Roberson Stadium’s newly installed artificial turf as “Bill Robinson Field” during the halftime of ONU’s football game against Mount Union on Saturday,Oct 5 at 1:30PM.  
For more information go to:
http://www.onu.edu/node/53081?utm_source=NEXpress+09-25-13&utm_campaign=NExpress09-25-13&utm_medium=email.