TWO TIPS → Carry your LOBOcard with you! You’ll need it for all library transactions. → ASK us for help! YOUR librarians can help with research, technical issues, citation, and more! UNM-Taos Library’s bi- monthly newsletter showcases our current print journals and periodicals, library news, and more! September 15th, 2019 • Volume 12, Issue 5 IN THIS ISSUE Director’s Message……...1 New in Print Journals….2 New Acquisitions….4 “If there is a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, you must be the one to write it. “ —Toni Morrison (1931-2019) What’s In YOUR Library? This newsletter showcases some of the print resources the college library still subscribes to for your academic research and personal interest. The library website also offers a plethora of resources available 24/7. This site has recently been updated by Nicole Kirby, the Library Information Specialist, and can now be found at <taoslibrary.unm.edu>. There are videos to watch, links to follow, and e-books to access. Our hope is that you will bookmark this site on your device and begin to explore all that it has to offer. We highlight the print resources in each newsletter and encourage you to access the online resources, but we also want to remind you of the human resources who are ready and willing to help, either virtually or in person. We are currently hiring one more student employee, but have a full staff of competent, caring, Master-level librarians with 21st century skills who are always willing to help. All told, we have close to 50 years of library experience. As the Information Specialist on the Library team, Nicole Kirby has a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science and brings pure passion to the profession. Her mindset is to continually come up with innovative ideas to meet patrons’ needs and get everyone excited about libraries. Dave Mansfield, the Assistant Librarian, worked in public libraries for approximately 7 years, and has been at YOUR college library for the past two years. He is not only very knowledgeable about navigating around library resources, he’s also a professor in the Digital Media Arts program. His technical skills add another level of expert assistance for our patrons. YOUR college library really appreciates student employees and the way they connect with their peers. Brandon Martinez has only been with YOUR Library team for six months, but you would never know it. He’s had years of experience in various management and supervisory positions before becoming a student at UNM-Taos. He is very patient with the library patrons, and can help you get over any anxiety you may have around using YOUR Library materials and resources. Lastly, Kathleen Knoth, YOUR college Library Director, started the UNM-Taos Library in 1995. Prior to that, she worked in the profession for 10 years after earning her Masters in Library Science. Much has changed in the last 30 years in the library and information world, but it’s an exciting challenge that YOUR library director embraces with the end goal of best serving the needs of the patrons. Please reach out to any of the staff at YOUR college library whether it’s for personal, professional or academic assistance. YOUR library is stocked with great digital, print, and human resources. Stop by YOUR library and find treasure today! FROM THE DIRECTOR ’ S DESK Kathleen Knoth 1 YOUR Librarians sharing treasure during Fall Welcome Back Days
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TWO TIPS → Carry your LOBOcard with you! You’ll need it for all library
transactions.
→ ASK us for help! YOUR librarians
can help with research,
technical issues, citation, and
more!
UNM-Taos Library’s bi-
monthly newsletter
showcases our current
print journals and
periodicals, library news,
and more!
September 15th, 2019 • Volume 12, Issue 5
IN THIS ISSUE Director’s
Message……...1
New in Print
Journals….2
New Acquisitions….4
“If there is a book that you want to
read, but it hasn't been written yet, you must be the one to write it. “ —Toni Morrison
(1931-2019)
What’s In YOUR Library?
This newsletter showcases some of the print resources the college library still subscribes to for your academic research and personal interest. The library website also offers a plethora of resources available 24/7. This site has recently been updated by Nicole Kirby, the Library Information Specialist, and can now be found at <taoslibrary.unm.edu>. There are videos to watch, links to follow, and e-books to access. Our hope is that you will bookmark this site on your device and begin to explore all that it has to offer. We highlight the print resources in each newsletter and encourage you to access the online resources, but we also want to remind you of the human resources who are ready and willing to help, either virtually or in person. We are currently hiring one more student employee, but have a full staff of competent, caring, Master-level librarians with 21st century skills who are always willing to help. All told, we have close to 50 years of library experience. As the Information Specialist on the Library team, Nicole Kirby has a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science and brings pure passion to the profession. Her mindset is to continually come up with innovative ideas to meet patrons’ needs and get everyone excited about libraries. Dave Mansfield, the Assistant Librarian, worked in public libraries for approximately 7 years, and has been at YOUR college library for the past two years. He is not only very knowledgeable about navigating around library resources, he’s also a professor in the Digital Media Arts program. His technical skills add another level of expert assistance for our patrons. YOUR college library really appreciates student employees and the way they connect with their peers. Brandon Martinez has only been with YOUR Library team for six months, but you would never know it. He’s had years of experience in various management and supervisory positions before becoming a student at UNM-Taos. He is very patient with the library patrons, and can help you get over any anxiety you may have around using YOUR Library materials and resources. Lastly, Kathleen Knoth, YOUR college Library Director, started the UNM-Taos Library in 1995. Prior to that, she worked in the profession for 10 years after earning her Masters in Library Science. Much has changed in the last 30 years in the library and information world, but it’s an exciting challenge that YOUR library director embraces with the end goal of best serving the needs of the patrons. Please reach out to any of the staff at YOUR college library whether it’s for personal, professional or academic assistance. YOUR library is stocked with great digital, print, and human resources. Stop by YOUR library and find treasure today!
FROM THE DIRECTOR ’S DESK
Kathleen Knoth
1 YOUR Librarians sharing treasure during Fall Welcome Back Days
ALTERNATIVE
THERAPIES IN HEALTH
AND MEDICINE
A Peer-Reviewed Journal
May/June 2019
Vol. 25, No. 3 Synergistic Anti-Breast-Cancer
Effects of Combined Treatment
with Oleuropein and
Doxorubicin In Vivo
Page 17, by Elamin, et al.
Traditional Herbal Medicines
for Diabetes Used in Europe and
Asia: Remedies From Croatia
and Sri Lanka.
Page 40, by Banjari, et al.
HOWL
2019
Howl is the literary and art
journal of UNM-Taos.
This edition includes
photography, painting,
sculpture, poetry, short stories
and more, all by local artists
and writers.
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TRIBAL COLLEGE
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INDIAN HIGHER
EDUCATION
Volume 31, No. 1, Fall 2019
From JSTOR to Jiní:
Incorporating
Traditional
Knowledge in
Teaching
Information Literacy
at Tribal Colleges
Page 20, by Rhiannon
Sorrel.
Technology and
Learning in the New
Information Age
Page 26, by Paul F.
Trebian.
JOURNAL OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG EDUCATION
Volume 63, No. 2 August 2019
Relationship Between College Student Intoxication Level and Their Recall of Alcohol Poisoning Symptoms
Page 18, by Ward, et al.
Alcohol Use among Latinx Early Adolescents: Exploring the Role of the Family
Page 35, by Boyas, et al.
College Students Consumption of Alcohol Mixed with Energy Drinks
Page 59, by Luneke, et al.
TEACHING TOLERANCE
ISSUE 61
SPRING 2019
Why I Teach
Regina Santiago has her own
immigration story; sharing it helps
students feel safe to share theirs.
Page 11.
Teaching in Solidarity
This February, join educators from
Philadelphia to Seattle for Black
Lives Matter Week of Action.
Page 26.
Finding Our Power
Professor and author Carol Anderson
explains how voter suppression
remains alive and well—and how it’s
hurting us all.
Page 34.
Demystifying the Mind
Across the country, educators are
integrating mental health literacy
into their curricula.
Page 52
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Library Hours
Fall Semester 2019
Monday-Thursday 8AM-7PM Friday 8AM-5PM
Hours are subject to change; please call 575-737-6242 for current hours.
The computer lab closes 15 minutes before the library closes.
Classroom in a Book, the best-selling series of hands-on software training work-books, offers what no other book or training program does - an official training series from Adobe, devel-oped with the support of
Adobe product experts. Al-so available as an e-book.
TR267.5.A3 F3783 2019
Making Motherhood Work
draws on interviews that so-
ciologist Caitlyn Collins con-
ducted over five years with
135 middle-class working
mothers in Sweden, Germa-
ny, Italy, and the United
States. She explores how
women navigate work and
family given the different
policy supports available in
each country.
HQ759.48 .C65 2019
Looking at Movies
Building on students' enthu-
siasm for movies, this text is
more successful than any
other at motivating students
to understand and analyze
film. In the new Sixth Edi-
tion, author Dave Monahan
has thoroughly revised the
book for clarity and currency,
while adding new interactive
learning tools to support stu-
dent learning. Course re-
serves, in-library use only.
PN1994 .B313 2019
Foundations of Chinese Medi-
cine covers the basic theory of
traditional Chinese medicine
and acupuncture, and discusses
in detail the use of acupuncture
points and the principles of
treatment. The material is based
on rigorous reference to ancient
and modern Chinese texts, and
explains the application of theo-
ry in the context of Western clin-
ical practice. The new edition
features new and updated mate-
rial plus an accompanying website containing over 650 self-
