Katherine "Kitty" Luce
LGBTQI+ Pride Month celebrates the variety, value and splendor of LGBTQI+ experiences. It is needed especially now, as rising threats face LGBTQI+ people including discriminatory laws, the normalization of intolerance and anti-LGBTQI+ rhetoric, and even attacks on Pride events themselves. Celebrate, and advocate: visit the Human Rights Campaign for more resources and opportunities for action.
If you have suggestions for resources or displays, let us know!
Have you seen the display of student projects in the library? It currently includes projects from recent senior ME and ET students. Come check out the Stirling Engine, the Troublemaker, and the Library Decibel Meter. These projects were created by Cal Maritime students and donated to the library to inspire your creativity and ingenuity.
We’d love to see your project here someday!
Eek! What happened to the home page?
The Library has changed and updated its home page to make it easier for you to find and access what you need. All your favorite resources are still here, but your route to access them looks a bit different. We divided the page into three main content areas: Search & Browse; Help & Support; and Hours, Updates, & About Us. The Help & Support section provides easy access to services and collections based on your information needs.
We asked members of the Cal Maritime community for feedback on the previous home page, and we listened to your recommendations. We also made improvements to the usability based on best practices. We hope you enjoy the new experience.
A big shout out of gratitude to Kitty Luce, our Web Services Librarian, who made it happen! Thanks also go to Amber Janssen for conducting usability testing, and to Margot Hanson for creative and practical input. This update couldn't have happened without Joe Hilton and the University of Liverpool Library, who were generous with their code and their time.
Do you have questions or suggestions or compliments? Complete our feedback form!
Visit the online T.S. Golden Bear III Cruise Murals exhibit at our Campus History Collection!
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