The Library offered a series of lunchtime, brown bag sessions each semester featuring Internet resources on various topics. Topics as varied as music, gardening, and job hunting have been covered at past sessions. The schedule for the current series and the Web pages listing the sites covered at the sessions are available via the Library Web page. Alerting Services Alerting services , or current awareness services as they are sometimes called, are services designed to keep users aware of new information. Some services are free, and some are not.
Most alerting services require enrolling in the service.
To enroll in a service, users must sign up to receive it, providing an address and additional choices as to what they wish to receive, and in some cases, frequency, format, and other information which can be customized for one's own purposes. Each service has different features, but most alerting services will deliver current information directly to an e-mail address. The Morris Library provides a number of services to assist users with disabilities , including the Assistive Technology Center and closed captioned video stations in the Media Services area. Contact the Coordinator of Services for Users with Disabilities for more information. There is a charge for this service.