Upcoming Events for Libraries Faculty/Staff
Excel: Charts/Graphs and Pivot Tables
Tues., May 22
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., ESC
We are ready for our next Excel session. Jan Medcalf will be covering “Charts/Graphs and Pivot Tables”, with related information on the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT).
Registration is limited and required. Please register at: http://unl.libcal.com/event.php?id=75921&hs=a
Leadership: The Symbolic with Elaine
Weds., May 30
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., LIR
Elaine Westbrooks, Associate Dean, is presenting the sixth session in our Leadership curriculum. The upcoming session, her fifth, will concentrate on the Symbolic part of the Reframing Leadership: The Four Frames. Attendance at a previous session is not required.
Please register at: http://unl.libcal.com/event.php?id=73868&hs=a
Nutrition with Karen Miller
Thurs., May 31
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., LIR
The Libraries' wellness groups have won us another free session. Karen Miller, Coordinator for Nutrition Education and Wellness, from Campus Rec will present, “Stressed! Desserts Spelled Backward”. This is another good opportunity to learn more about healthy living.
Please register at: http://unl.libcal.com/event.php?id=84802&hs=a
Libraries Staff Spotlight
Kent LaCombe
Assistant Professor of Libraries,
History Liaison
Two truths and a lie:
- "I enjoy both hunting and fishing."
- "I own two chainsaws, have felled a tree or two and cut my own firewood."
- "My first deer hunting equipment was a bow."
Favorite aspect of position:
"I thoroughly enjoy my interactions with both my colleagues here in the library and in the history department. This semester I am gratified to be putting the breadth of my professional training to work both here at the library and teaching as an instructor for the history department. I believe the full integration of liaison services should be an overriding goal of the library’s instruction activities.”
Likes and interests:
"I am an enthusiastic proponent of higher education. I firmly believe a professional education is one of the greatest opportunities available to the individual. I would like to see access to a professional education more broadly attainable to less affluent members of the public. Areas of personal interest include indigenous issues, environmental concerns and nutrition. In my free time I enjoy watching films, cooking, reading and entertaining our three wonderful cats."
Libraries Staff Spotlight
Jason Leichner
Computer Support Associate,
Love Library
Two truths and a lie:
- "I am a devout mac user, and have had probably 50 different models (from the original Mac SE to the 8-core Mac Pro)."
- "I try to ride my motorcycle every day (weather permitting)"
- "I was born and raised in Scottsbluff, Nebraska."