April is National Poetry Month

The David A. Cofrin Library has a rich and interesting collection of poetry that spans the centuries and covers the globe. Celebrate National Poetry Month and pick up a volume of poetry today. Search the Cofrin Library Catalog to find poetry books. Or check out the titles below:

Anthology of world poetry
call number PN6101 .V3 1936
6th floor

Muses : words into music
call number PS584 .M87 1990
6th floor

Sappho to Valéry: poems in translation
call number PN6099 .N5
6th floor

Poetica erotica; a collection of rare and curious amatory verse
call number PN6110 .L6 S6 1927
6th floor

Technicians of the sacred; a range of poetries from Africa, America, Asia & Oceania
call number PN1347 .R6
6th floor

Need help finding a good book of poems? Contact a reference librarian:
http://www.uwgb.edu/library/research/assistance.html

Environment Complete

Featured Database: Environment Complete


Environment Complete offers deep coverage in areas of agriculture, ecosystem ecology, energy, natural resources, marine & freshwater science, geography, pollution & waste management, environmental technology, environmental law, public policy, social impacts, urban planning, and more. The database contains full text for 400 journals and 80 monographs.

You can access Environment Complete from the databases A-Z list located on the 'How do I find articles?' page :
http://www.uwgb.edu/library/research/howarticles.html

It is also an option on our Environmental Science subject page:
http://www.uwgb.edu/library/databases/enviroscience.html

Need help using this or any other databse? Contact a reference librarian:
http://www.uwgb.edu/library/research/assistance.html

Jazz on the Plaza

Jazz on the Plaza

In celebration of Jazz Appreciation month and National Library Week, the David A. Cofrin Library and the Phoenix Bookstore will be hosting the musical stylings of John Salerno. The performance will be in the Cofrin Library Plaza, from 1-2 pm on Wednesday, April 18th.

Bring your lunch and groove the afternoon away with us. What a perfect midweek break!

Perspectives on the Holocaust Symposium

Perspectives on the Holocaust Symposium

Featuring presentations by:

Clifton Ganyard: "History of the Holocaust"
Lucy Arendt: "The Nazi Organization and Bureaucracy"
Illene Noppe: "Death & Dying"
David Coury: "Artistic Representations of the Holocaust"

April 17th 2007
University of Wisconsin Green Bay
MAC Hall room 208
7 to 9 pm

Co-Sponsored by the One Book Community Project and the Friends of the Cofrin Library