Library Resources 101 (LRES 101)
Course Catalog Description
LRES 101. Information Literacy Skills for College-Level Research (1 cr, pass/fail)
Introduction to the Library's resources and development of information literacy skills through innovative methods designed to support college-level research and lifelong learning.
Sections
Spring 2013
Section 1
| Day(s): |
Wednesday |
| Time: |
10:00–10:50 a.m. |
| Location: |
LRC 316* |
| Instructor: |
Scott Piepenburg |
| Office: |
LRC 012C |
| Phone: |
346-4206 |
| Email: |
spiepenb@uwsp.edu |
| Syllabus: |
View Syllabus |
Section 2 (8 week session — Mar. 18–May 17)
| Day(s): |
Tuesday & Thursday |
| Time: |
11:00–11:50 a.m. |
| Location: |
LRC 316* |
| Instructor: |
Mindy King |
| Office: |
LRC 305A |
| Phone: |
346-2321 |
| Email: |
mking@uwsp.edu |
| Syllabus: |
View Syllabus |
Section 3
| Day(s): |
Tuesday |
| Time: |
1:00–1:50 p.m. |
| Location: |
LRC 316* |
| Instructor: |
Terri Muraski |
| Office: |
LRC 209 |
| Phone: |
346-3349 |
| Email: |
tmuraski@uwsp.edu |
| Syllabus: |
View Syllabus |
* This class moves to different locations throughout the semester. Please consult your syllabus or check the syllabus posted on the instructor's office door.
Ground Rules
Attendance
This course is pass-fail. Attendance is mandatory. To pass this class, students must attend all classes and satisfactorily complete all assignments. Unless otherwise instructed, assignments must be handed in on paper and in person. In the event of a true emergency, it is your responsibility to contact the instructor for arrangements. ALL missed classes must be made up by the student during the instructor's office hours (see above); the student must satisfactorily complete the regular assignment; and the student must satisfactorily complete an additional make-up assignment.
Any student with perfect attendance (not counting made-up sessions) and 100% satisfactory and timely completion of all assignments will be exempt from taking the final exam.
Materials
You are not required to purchase any materials for this course.
Plagiarism
Students are responsible for reading and understanding the University's policies on Academic Misconduct in the University Handbook (click here for Chp. 9: Policies & Documents, Sec. 1: Communal Rights & Responsibilities, p. 1-9 - specifically p. 8 under Classroom heading, bullet point 5). Please also visit the Library's guide on Plagiarism available through the Virtual Reference Desk.
Syllabus
For a general schedule of the activities and assignments that will be covered in LR101, click here: Example Syllabus.