| | | | Crafting Hour
March 4 | 6 - 8 PM | Willis Library
March 6 | 2:30 - 4:30 PM | Willis Library
March 7 | 11 AM - 1 PM | Frisco Landing
March 7 | 6 - 8 PM | Willis Library
March 8 | 2 - 4 PM | Willis Library Crafting Hour is a routine event at The Spark, where DIYourselfers, Makers, Crafters and Enthusiasts are invited to meet up, share a skill and make a craft. Each session is designed to have an opportunity to learn a skill or share your skills with others. | | | Tabletop Time! @ Discovery Park Library
March 5 | Noon - 2 PM | Discovery Park Library B135
It's Tabletop Time! Come join the Discovery Park Library for board game play and enjoy a snack. Library staff will guide you and your friends through a variety of fun and engaging tabletop games. Come play an old favorite or find a new game to enjoy with your friends. | | | Family Study Hours
March 6 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM | Willis Library room 250H Welcome to the UNT Library Family! Did you know that Families and Student-Parents have access to extra study hours, research and resource assistance and plenty of space to explore our growing collections. Come study at the Libraries while your kiddo enjoys one of our new family kits with coloring pages, gifts and more! | | | Tabletop Time!
March 7 | 2 - 4 PM | Media Library
It's Tabletop Time! Come join the Media Library for themed game play and enjoy a bag of popcorn. Library staff will guide you and your friends through a variety of fun and engaging tabletop games. Spring themes include Dexterity Games (March) and Party Games (April). Popcorn and light snacks will be served! | | | From Artists' Books to Zines
The From Artists' Books to Zines Symposium is a new initiative from UNT Special Collections in conjunction with our Biennial Artists' Book Competition to provide students and other attendees interested in the book arts field an opportunity to connect with other artists and creators working in the medium, foster engaging scholarship and discussion related to the field and honor and celebrate the participants and winners of the 2023-2024 Artists' Book Competition cycle.
| | | The symposium will feature curated panels, a keynote, the launch of a browsable zine library, a collaborative zine making workshop, a pop up exhibit, reception and more. The symposium will be held in Willis Library on Saturday, March 23, from 8 AM - 4 PM. Get more information or register to attend on the libraries website. | | Honors Thesis Camp
Need to work on your honors thesis? Come do it at the library! Willis 250J is reserved the last Tuesday and Wednesday of every month for Honors students to focus on researching and writing their thesis. Snacks and swag are available while supplies last, and research assistance is available on-site from 11 AM - noon. If you need additional research assistance outside of these hours, or a laptop for use during the workshop, email your librarian at Madison.Brents@unt.edu. Stay in 250J after the camp for help with your writing. The Writing Center Tutors will be here from 5 - 9 PM.
| | | The George and Ruth Christy Award We strive to acknowledge and express appreciation for our employees' hard work and accomplishments at UNT Libraries. But as carefully as we pay attention, we don't always catch every good deed or above-and-beyond action that takes place in our Libraries or virtually through our digital resources. And often, it is you, the user, who is the direct witness and beneficiary of exemplary staff service. | | | As a way of celebrating and acknowledging outstanding staff and faculty contributions in the UNT Libraries, we will be rewarding our best and most helpful service employees with a $500 award, funded by a generous endowment created by George and Ruth Christy, long-time members of the UNT community.
Users will nominate library staff or faculty members deserving of this esteemed reward. If you have had an exceptional experience with one of our employees and would like to nominate them for this award, please share your story with us! Nominations are due by April 1st. | | Interested in working with us? Take a look at the exciting new job opportunities within the Libraries to see if that might be a career move for you.
For more information or if you are interested in applying, please visit the HR job site for faculty and staff positions and Handshake for student jobs. For a convenient way to look at all the current staff and faculty jobs posted in the Libraries, visit the Libraries' job page.
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