NSUOK Libraries

July is Disability Pride Month! We at NSU Libraries pledge to celebrate diversity and foster inclusivity for all.

For more information, visit our display near the South Entrance of JVL or check out our resource list at https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21203835.

Need more summer fun? Get new summer reads at NSU Libraries!

Visit our refreshed display on the first floor in both Tahlequah and Broken Arrow, or check out our virtual list of recent titles at https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21155107.

NSU Libraries will be closed for Independence Day Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th.

NSU Libraries celebrates freedom this Juneteenth.

See our list of resources about emancipation and the continuing struggle for freedom at https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21203331.

NSU Libraries will be closed tomorrow, June 19th in observation of Juneteenth.

NSU Libraries join libraries across the nation to celebrate June as Rainbow Book Month™, a nationwide celebration of the authors and books that reflect the lives and experiences of the LGBTQIA+ community.

For a list of items on display, visit https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21154529

Need some summer fun? Get your summer reads at NSU Libraries!

Visit our displays on the first floors of the Tahlequah and Broken Arrow libraries, or check out our virtual list of recent titles at https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21155107.

Men’s Health Month in June is a nationally recognized period for awareness, prevention, education, and family engagement for the health and well-being of men and boys.

For more information, see NSU Libraries' resource display on the second floor of the John Vaughan Library in Tahlequah or visit menshealthnetwork.org.

NSU Libraries are hiring for Summer 2024! The Broken Arrow Library wants student workers who love helping others.

Please apply at:
library.nsuok.edu/studentjobs

Celebrate Asian American/Pacific Islander experience with the Asian American Pacific Islander Experience resource: https://bit.ly/3xBNPD7

Discover Asian American/Pacific Islander history and scholarship with the America, History & Life database: https://bit.ly/3U17i7x

Today is Bike to Work Day! NSU Libraries encourages you to ride your bicycle to work today, for your health and the health of the planet. Remember to ride safely!

For more information, check out our list of biking and cycling resources here: https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21049309.

Tomorrow is Bike to Work Day! NSU Libraries encourages you to dust off your bicycle and bike to work tomorrow, for your health and the health of the planet.

For more information, check out our list of biking and cycling resources here: https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/21049309

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. NSU Libraries encourages you to talk to your doctor about your mental health.

For additional information and resources, check out our display by the North Desk at John Vaughan Library or visit https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/tips-for-talking-with-your-health-care-provider to find out more.

For immediate assistance, call or text 988.

NSU Libraries' summer hours started this week! We are open the following times:

John Vaughan Library

Monday-Thursday 8:00am-7:00pm
Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday Closed

Broken Arrow Library
Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday Closed

Holiday Closures
Monday, May 27: Memorial Day
Wednesday, June 19: Juneteenth
Thursday, July 4th: Independence Day

May 13: Explore Asian American/Pacific Islander culture and arts with Google Arts and Culture: https://bit.ly/AAPIGOOGLE

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. NSU Libraries encourages you to prioritize your mental health.

For additional information and resources, check out our display by the North Desk of the John Vaughan Library or visit https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health-awareness-month.

For immediate assistance, call or text 988.

Check out our NEW items in-person or online! https://library.nsuok.edu/new

Celebrate Asian American/ Pacific Islander Month with NSU Libraries resources! https://bit.ly/nsuaapiresources

Finals Week has begun! John Vaughan Library has coffee and snack cakes for when you need a caffeinated or sugary study break.

May is Healthy Vision Month! NSU Libraries and the National Eye Institute encourage you to "Reframe Your Future" and take care of your eyes.

For more information, check out our display on the second floor of the John Vaughan Library in Tahlequah or visit https://www.nei.nih.gov/learn-about-eye-health.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. NSU Libraries encourages you to care for your mental health at all stages of life.

For additional information and resources, check out our display by the North Desk of the John Vaughan Library or visit https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health-awareness-month.

For immediate assistance, call or text 988.

John Vaughan Library's Spring 2024 Finals hours start tomorrow! Good luck with your studies and congratulations, graduates!

Join the NSU Libraries Earth Day and Sustainability Committee for a Nature Walk on the NSU Broken Arrow campus on May 3 (Thursday) at 1 PM at the Central Courtyard Fountain. Ms. Julia Rogers (Assistant Director of Facilities at NSU Broken Arrow and Affiliate Champion of the Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Environmental Excellence Awards) will be our guide as we unplug from technology and reconnect with the environment by building connections with nature. Relax, reflect, and learn about the campus, community, and yourself as we celebrate NSU's natural resources.

This event is free and open to the public. Attendees can choose up to three seed packets as a thank-you gift!

In the event of inclement weather, this event will be rescheduled.

For more information, contact SophiaBeverley Threatt at [email protected].

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NSU Libraries celebrates the beauty and value of trees for National Arbor Day. Check out our list of resources about trees, fiction and nonfiction, here: https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org:443/list/20879627.

Join the NSU Libraries Earth Day and Sustainability Committee for a Nature Walk on the NSU Tahlequah campus on May 2 (Thursday) at 12 PM at the Centennial Plaza (Sequoyah Statue). Dr. Christine Hallman will be our guide as we unplug from technology and reconnect with the environment by building connections with nature. Relax, reflect, and learn about the campus, community, and yourself as we celebrate NSU's natural resources.

This event is free and open to the public. Attendees can choose up to three seed packets as a thank-you gift!

In the event of inclement weather, this event will be rescheduled.

For more information, contact SophiaBeverley Threatt at [email protected].

"April 24 is Denim Day, which coincides with Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Denim Day is typically observed by wearing a denim article of clothing to show solidarity with survivors of sexual assault. The color for Sexual Assault Awareness Month is teal blue.

We at the NSU Libraries warmly everyone to wear their favorite denim clothing, teal blue clothing, or both for Denim Day 2024.

You can stop by the South End of the JVL to pick up a teal blue ribbon and view the Clothesline Project and the Sexual Assault Awareness Month display.

Additional resources are available at https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org/list/20760131 and at https://denimday.org/.




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Need assistance with final projects or papers? Ask a librarian! Stop by the Underground from 11-1 today, drop by the Reference Desk (first floor of John Vaughan Library), or book an appointment to ask a librarian.

Have some quick questions? Send us an email or chat with us on our website.

We remember the lives lost in Oklahoma City on April 19th 1995. Visit our display at the North Entrance of John Vaughan Library or check our resources online: https://nsuok.on.worldcat.org/myPersonalList/list/20890042

Join the NSU Libraries Earth Day Committee for "An Overview of Algae-Based Wastewater Treatment" on Wednesday, April 25 at 10 AM. This presentation will be hosted at Lab 105 in the John Vaughan Library on the Tahlequah campus. This event is free and open to the public.

Attendees may attend in-person or over Zoom.
In-person attendees can choose up to three seed packets as a thank-you gift!
Zoom link: https://nsuok.zoom.us/j/91327680656
Meeting ID: 913 2768 0656

Dr. Mai Anh Vu Tran, Associate Professor in the College of Business & Technology on the NSU-Broken Arrow campus, presents how algae-based wastewater treatment is one of the applications that can be used as an advanced treatment. There are a variety of algae species that have the potential to aid in wastewater treatment while also being environmentally friendly. The advantages and disadvantages of algae-based wastewater treatment will be reviewed in this presentation.

For more information, contact SophiaBeverley Threatt at [email protected].