Printing from the Library...Pay Online

Print Payment Accounts Now Online
Funds can now transferred online to OIT Print Accounts from a Warrior Cash account. Simply follow the online directions to transfer funds from a Warrior Cash account to a Print Account.

Directions available online via: http://www.csustan.edu/oit/ClientServices/PrintPayment.htm

Starting January 2, 2009, money can no longer be added to Print Accounts at the Library Circulation Desk.

OIT Print Accounts are used to pay for any printing at an OIT Computer Laboratory workstation, including computer workstations in the Library. Printing from the computer workstations in the Library costs 10 cents for a standard-sized page in black and white. In order to print, funds must be available in the Office of Information Technology Print Account attached to your computer login.

New Link+ Handout

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Looming Research Deadline?

Reading by Edwin Decker on 11/21/08

EDWIN DECKER
reads from Barzilla and Other Psalms

Friday, November 21st, 1:30 PM
West Reading Room, CSU Stanislaus Library

Edwin Decker is a freelance columnist, journalist, and poet residing in San Diego. He regularly publishes articles in newspapers and magazines around the country, including a syndicated weekly column. Decker is also on staff at the Southern California Writer's Conference during which he runs workshops and gives lectures. His book Barzilla and Other Psalms was nominated for a 2007 San Diego Book Award in the category of poetry, and his performance piece, "Questioning Innocence is Questionable," won the San Diego Visual Arts Network Performance-Slam grand prize.


http://library. csustan. edu/outreach/decker-2008-11-21. html

Ever been asked to use a citation style?

A bunch of professors ask students to cite their sources/research using a particular citation style. In our experience, some students are not familar with acceptable citation styles. Experienced or not, check out these guides to help get you started on using citation styles appropriately.

Check this out:
http://library.csustan.edu/citation-style.htm

Scholarly vs. Popular Journals

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