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Welcome to the course guide for SPAN 833: Survey of Spanish Literature I (to 1700) This guide includes resources that will assist you in completing your class assignments and research. Most of these resources are available online; however, only WSU students, staff and faculty may access resources with the |
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Visit the Music and Languages Innovation Center (MALIC)!
Located in Jardine Hall, room 313, the Center houses both the Savaiano-Cress Language Lab and the Thurlow Lieurance Music Library. The Language Lab provides technical assistance for language study, a reference collection of international language dictionaries, as well as audio and video resources held in the University Libraries. It's also a wonderful place for study between classes.
Fall 2023 (August 21 - December 14):
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.* **
Fridays: 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends
* Closed September 4, for Labor Day
** Closed Thursday and Friday, November 23 and 24, for Thanksgiving.
To reserve materials in advance of your library visit, place a hold using the Libraries' online catalog at: https://libcat.wichita.edu/
Savvy Scholar workshops cover essential topics such as effective research strategies, information literacy, and academic writing. These skills are vital for academic and professional excellence.
WSU undergraduates, graduate students, faculty and staff are all invited to attend.
See the pages listed in the left column for more information about each topic, including any handouts and digital presentations that might be used in the workshop.
If you are Deaf/HoH, and would like to participate in this workshop, please note this in your registration form and register at least 7 days before the workshop takes place so we can arrange for an interpreter to be present in the meeting for you.
See the new Digital Scholars Commons, Virtual Reality Zone, the One-Button Studio and other multi-media project development tools, as well as study rooms, collections, and other spaces. We will also get a brief introduction to article databases other off-campus access to library resources.
See the new Digital Scholars Commons, Virtual Reality Zone, the One-Button Studio and other multi-media project development tools, as well as study rooms, collections, and other spaces. We will also get a brief introduction to article databases other off-campus access to library resources.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a powerful technology to make maps in many academic disciplines. This workshop will introduce the basics of GIS and get you started making maps with ArcGIS Online, software that is the gateway to the exciting world of GIS.
Learn GIS basics, harness spatial data, and unlock the power of mapping in your work.
Learn all the steps to create a literature review, from conducting comprehensive research to synthesizing perspectives to presenting your findings.
ArcGIS Online is software that makes it possible to visualize various types of geospatial data. Doing so helps us to analyze data related to weather, social trends, business, and other topics. This workshop will introduce the major tools for data visualization in ArcGIS Online. We will explore a few different ways to visualize the same data with this online software.
Our presenter will guide you through the intricate journey of navigating U.S. Census Data to better understand communities. Whether you're a dedicated researcher or simply intrigued by the power of data, this workshop is tailored for you.
Featuring Guest Speaker Toni Pitchford, Data Dissemination Specialist at the U.S. Census Bureau
Guest Speaker Dr. Katie Lanning, Assistant Professor of English, will join us for this special event to discuss how she uses GIS software to analyze literature.
Learn to use Zotero to upload citation data from library databases, create new citations in various citation styles, organize citations, and insert citations into a MS Word document.
icon. If you need any further assistance, please contact your librarian, Rachel Crane by email at 