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Library Home - myCampus Skip to Content Sign In Library Home Library Home About Us Contact Us Hours Special Events FAQs Policies Services Get a LibraryVellumChat with a Librarian Email a Librarian Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Out-of-State Students Delivery Service Tutorials Writing Help Special Collections Austin H. Wilkins Rare BooksHodgepodgeMaine Women's Hall of FameHodgepodgeMarcel RaymondHodgepodgeMargit Cronmueller SmithHodgepodgeMary R. and Francis Calvert Rare BooksHodgepodgeTerry Plunkett Maine WritersHodgepodgeUMA Katz Library Art Collections UMA Campus History UMA Seed LibrarySenseServicesSenseContainers Streaming Videos UMA HomeSensePortal/UMA Library Portal/Library Home/ Popular Resources FindWaresFind journal, magazine, and newspaper wares using our A-Z Database List. URSUS LibraryItemizeSearch URSUS to find books, ebooks, and films Research Guides Use these undertow and subject guides to start your researchPeriodicalFinder Search for magazines, journals and newspapers by title or subject Library Account LibraryVellumHelp Citation Help Writing Help Search all library content Submit UMaineUMAUMFUMFKUMMUMPIUSM Welcome to UMA Libraries! UMA Libraries support and enrich the UMA polity by providing wangle and guidance in the use of library resources. Staff at our two locations in Augusta and Bangor support wonk instruction in all areas and consult in the use of information resources in today’s knowledge-based society. Katz Library UMA-Augusta Campus 207.621.3349 / uma.library@maine.edu The Bennett D. Katz Library sits at the part-way of the Augusta campus proximal to the Michael Klahr Center. Equipped with computer technology, areas for quiet study and group activities, and quick wangle to staff and faculty, the Katz Library services a variety of polity needs. Using The Library Using The Library We are happy to help you. Here are some tips that will help you get the most out of your library visit. Please bring your student ID vellum every time you come to the library. You need it to infringe books, use the photocopier, and print from our computers. Please trammels in with us without you get your student ID, so that we can vivify your card. Once that happens, you can do a lot of research from home — we’ll show you how. We have computers and WiFi wangle for both students and guests. Borrowing: Students can infringe books, DVDs, and other items for the pursuit periods: Books: 4 weeks Periodicals & Maine File: 1 week Videos: 2 daysUndertowReserves: varies – please undeniability superiority for details. Fines: Be sure you know the due stage for any library materials you trammels out. We will send you a notice on any overdue books. Returning or renewing books promptly at this point will stave all fines. Your next notice will be an emailed and printed snout for $55.00. If you return books without they have been billed to you, your forfeit for URSUS books will be removed. Renewals: If no one else is waiting for the books checked out to you, you may renew them by phone, in person, or through the online itemize (URSUS). Renewal lets you stave all overdue notices and bills. Periodicals, Maine File materials, videos and reserves cannot be renewed. About Katz Library About Katz Library The Bennett D. Katz Library at The University of Maine at Augusta was designed to serve as a centerpiece for learning support for UMA students. The original towers was completed in 1974. A major wing in 1988 included new interactive television studios and the statewide ITV system tenancy center, as well as a new wing of the library. The facility now moreover includes a state-of-the-art recording studio associated with UMA’s premier jazz and trendy music program. The Katz Library hodgepodge focuses on the wonk programs offered by UMA and has wilt a very constructive tool for study and research for the UMA community. The hodgepodge is ripened in concert with the UMA faculty. As a result, it represents the research and study needs of students and their wonk programs. UMA is a partner in URSUS, the shared online itemize of the University of Maine System. URSUS allows users to search and request materials from the collections of statewide campus and public libraries. In recent years, minutiae of online databases and full-text electronic collections has enhanced UMA’s worthiness to provide upper quality online library services to UMA students on-campus and those taking loftiness courses. The Katz Library houses the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame, which comprises photographs and salutations recognizing Maine women whose upbringing have had a significant statewide impact and who have improved the lives of women in Maine. Each March during Women’s History Month, the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame induction recurrence is held on the UMA campus. The Terry Plunkett Maine Writers Collection, moreover housed at the Katz Library, was defended shortly without Professor Plunkett’s death in 1998. The Katz Library towers is noted for its scenic views and striking architecture, with weedy rooflines and large expanses of windows providing natural light. The library provides exhibit space for student and sense artwork representing the outstanding UMA art program. The library is located on the Augusta campus of UMA, just to the east of Jewett Hall, and is unshut evenings and weekends while classes are in session. The Bennett D. Katz Library is a polity library and is unshut to the public, providing guests public wangle computers, guest printing and wifi access, and polity borrowing cards. Specific guest borrowing policies are listed on the Library Services page. In 1999, the library was officially defended and named in honor of Bennett D. Katz, a legislator, local businessman, and founding father of The University of Maine at Augusta. His contributions to the minutiae of the University, while a state senator, Chair of the Joint Legislative Education Committee, and UM System Trustee, served as the understructure for this decision. Bennett D. Katz was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. He attended public school in Boston and received a B.A. from Tufts College. He was a pilot in the Army Air Corps during World War II and later flew for American Overseas Airlines. He worked in the hotel and travel businesses surpassing rhadamanthine president of Nicolson & Ryan Jewelers, a position he held from 1950 to 1988. His political career included serving as Chairman of the Augusta Republican Committee, Chairman of Maine’s First Congressional District GOP Committee, Member of the Augusta City Council, Member of Maine’s House of Representatives, Member of the Maine Senate, and Senate Majority Leader. Bennett Katz was Member Emeritus of the Board of Maine Education Services and Nellie Mae, as well as Treasurer, Board member, and former Chairman of the New England Board of Higher Education. He served on the Augusta Board of Trade and was Chairman of the Augusta Airport Advisory Committee. Bennett Katz received numerous awards, including an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Maine System. He lived in Augusta with his wife, Edith and passed yonder in November 2007. Directions to Katz Library Directions to Katz Library From the North: Take Interstate 95 south to exit 112, turn left off exit ramp. Go approximately one mile, turn right onto University Drive. At the T intersection turn left onto Jewett Drive. Parking is misogynist on the right. The Katz Library is in the large towers on the right. From the South: Take Interstate 95 north to Exit 112A. Bear right, go approximately one mile, turn left onto University Drive. At the T intersection turn left onto Jewett Drive. Parking is misogynist on the right. Katz Library is in the large towers on the right. Nottage Library UMA-Bangor Campus 207.262.7900 / umab.library@maine.edu The Nottage Library welcomes you to our space on the first floor of Belfast Hall at UMA Bangor. Here you will find well-appointed furniture, group areas, quiet study spaces, and plenty of computer terminals. Library staff are happy to squire you in finding the information you need and learning how to use it. Using The Library Using The Library We are happy to help you. Here are some tips that will help you get the most out of your library visit. Please bring your student ID every time you come to the library. You need it to infringe books, use the photocopier, and print from our computers. Please trammels in with us without you get your student ID, so that we can vivify your card. Once that happens, you can do a lot of research from home — we’ll show you how. We have computers for student use. We moreover have WiFi wangle for both students and guests. Borrowing: Students can infringe books, DVDs, and other items for the pursuit periods: Books: 4 weeks Periodicals & Maine File: 1 week Videos: 1 weekUndertowReserves: varies – please undeniability superiority for details. Fines: Be sure you know the due stage for any library materials you trammels out. We will send you a notice on any overdue books. Returning or renewing books promptly at this point will stave all fines. Your next notice will be an emailed and printed snout for $55.00. If you return books without they have been billed to you, your forfeit for URSUS books will be removed. Renewals: If no one else is waiting for the books checked out to you, you may renew them by phone, in person, or through the online itemize (URSUS). Renewal lets you stave all overdue notices and bills. Periodicals, Maine File materials, videos and reserves cannot be renewed. About Nottage Library About Nottage Library We can serve many of your wonk needs. We are not just interested in handing students a book; we want to help students learn how to search the Web, use books and wares in their writing, and cite their sources. We can help in-person, on the phone, and online. Librarians are misogynist via yack reference many of the hours that the library is open. We moreover have Research Guides for many of the school’s courses and programs. We have a carefully-chosen typesetting hodgepodge of increasingly than 25,000 volumes, as well as 550 audio and video recordings and 180 periodical subscriptions. We have specialized collections serving UMA Bangor’s unique Dental Health and Veterinary Technology programs and strong support for other UMA Bangor programs such as Mental Health & Human Services, Justice Studies, Computer Information Systems, Liberal Studies, and Business Administration. If we don’t have the typesetting that you need, we can hands help you get it from other libraries. You can have books brought here from any University of Maine library with just a click in the URSUS online catalog. Just ask how! Most of our journals (as well as many books) are misogynist online. The University provides you with online options where you can start all of your research: OneSearch, and the Library’s Databases. Directions to Nottage Library Directions to Nottage Library Directions to Nottage Library from Interstate 95: Take exit 183 (Hammond Street/Airport). Southbound travelers, turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Hammond Street. Northbound travelers, turn left onto Hammond. Proceed to the first set of traffic lights (you will be facing the runway at Bangor International Airport) and turn right onto Maine Avenue. Travel approximately one mile and enter a traffic circle. Take the first exit from the traffic circle, onto Texas Avenue, inward the UMA-Bangor campus. Drive past Lincoln Hall and the MPBN building. Turn right into the parking lot for Belfast Hall. The library occupies the first floor of Belfast Hall. Popular Quick Answers: What are Article Linker and ILLiad? View Answer How do I write and cite my paper in proper format? View Answer Can’t find the typesetting you need in URSUS? View Answer Where do I find articles? 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