Thursday, August 16, 2007

Atherton Library 2007 Summer Hours (Revised)

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Atherton Library
Summer 2007
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August 12 – 31
Sunday: Closed
Mon – Fri: 8 am – 5 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 5 pm

**OBSERVED HOLIDAYS**
**LIBRARIES CLOSED**


· August 24 - 25 (Fri - Sat) Between Sessions
· September 1 – 3 (Sat – Mon) Labor Day Weekend


Bottled water is allowed.
Food is not allowed.
Please silence your cell phones.

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Atherton Library will be closed on Sunday Aug. 12 & 19, 2007


Atherton Library
will be closed
on
Sunday
August 12 & 19, 2007
We apologize
for the
Inconvenience
~AL Staff

Book of the Week: Reiki Energy Medicine


Reiki Energy Medicine: Bringing Healing Touch into Home, Hospital, and Hospice

by Libby Barnett & Maggie Chambers

Informative book on how ancient healing art is being used within mainstream health care system.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Atherton Library "Group Study Room Use" Information

Unlike Downtown Meader Library, which has group study rooms on various floors, Atherton Library only has one group study room. Unfortunately for the the Academic Center in Hawaii Loa Campus, it is now the only spare room available for meetings, and the group room is designated for STUDENTS and LIBRARY STAFF ONLY. Faculty are not allowed to reserve this room, unless in rare circumstances & must be given special permission by Wayde, the Head of Atherton Library.

The group study room used to be our copier/junk room, until Wayde decided to convert it to a group study room. We are lucky to have this room. Being able to use this room is a privilege, and it should not be abused.

Group Study Room Guidelines

Approved Users:
* Undergraduate & Graduate Students

Approved Uses:
* Group work only.
* No meetings of student clubs or organizations (Except for library meetings)

Reservations Policy:
* Use of room is by reservation only.
* Reservations can be made up to 7 days in advance.
* Reservations by telephone are allowed.
* Minimum group size is 3 people; maximum group size is 9 people.
* Maximum reservation period is 2 hours.
* A reservation will be held for 15 minutes only before it is cancelled.

Time extentions:
* Extensions can be made only after the initial reservation period is completed.
* 2-hour extensions are allowed if there are no other reservations.
* Extensions are not automatic.
* Continuous reservations by members of the same group are not allowed.

Check-In:
* Minimum of 3 people must be present upon check-in.
* HPU Unicard is required.

Check-Out:
* Students must clean the room and put furniture back in the original location.
* Students must return any borrowed dry-erase markers/erasers.

**The library reserves the right to withdraw a student's privilege to use the room if he/she fails to follow Library or Group Study Room policies**
~ 9/2/06 by W.O.

Got questions? Ask An or Wayde!

Book of the Week: The Worldwide Crisis in Fisheries


The Worldwide Crisis in Fisheries:
Economic Models and Human Behavior
Written by Colin W. Clark

Call Number: AGEN SH 328.C56 2006

"The world's marine fisheries are in trouble, as a direct result of overfishing and the overcapacity of fishing fleets. Despite intensive management efforts, the problems still persist in many areas, resulting in many fisheries being neither sustainable nor profitable."

For more, check out
The Worldwide Crisis in Fisheries today!

Go to HPU Library Catolog

Monday, July 16, 2007

Project Muse database is now available

Project Muse database is now available from the research page - on and off campus.

CONTENT:

Project Muse's Standard Collection is an interdisciplinary group of approximately 300 high quality, peer reviewed journals with focus primarily in the humanities and social sciences.

SUBJECT:

Asian studies

History

Literature

Performing arts

Philosophy

Politics

Religion

Women's studies, & more.


DATE RANGE:

Coverage varies with each journal title.


FORMAT:

Full text.

Go to Research Page-Databases (On Campus only)

HPU Pipeline (Off Campus-Login Required)