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Amy Bryant

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Library Director

Amy Bryant

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My Guides

ES 1: Defining the Values Societies Live By (Candice)

AAAS/HIST 305 : History of New Orleans

AAAS/HIST 368 - African American History to Emancipation

AAAS/HIST 379: Civil War

ACRL 2013 Poster Session - Library as Career Incubator

ACRL 2017 Poster Session - Showcasing Campus Creativity to Form Meaningful Library Aesthetics Building & Curating a Unique Collection of Art Created by Students & Faculty

All Art Resource Guide

All Global Management

All History Resource Guide

All Music Guide

All Psychology Resources

All Theatre Arts Subject Guide

All Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

April Fools 2022

ART - Photography

ART 115 - Art: Context & Meaning

ART 200: Ceramics I

ART 204 : American Cultures of Memory

ART 210 : History of Craft

ART 211 - 20th Century Art

ART 220: Metals 1

ART 245 Weaving I

ART 300 - Ceramics II

ART 345/445/446 - Weaving II/III/IV

ART 382 - Arts of the Midwest

ART 382 - Feminist Art & Theory Since 1970

ART 382 - Natural Dyes and Fiber Arts

Art/AAAS 240: African American Art

Asian American Heritage Book Display

Bibliography for Faculty seminar on Community-Based Learning

Black Lives Matter

Course Continuity

Dayton Literary Peace Prize

Earlham College Libraries

Earlham College Libraries - 2019 Test

Earlham Digital Collections

Earlham Libraries Assessment

Earlham Libraries Home Page-2016

Earlham Libraries Information Literacy

Earlham Yearbooks

EDUC 290: Public Speaking

EDUC 303 - Disability Studies

ENSU323: Environmental Ethics

ES - Race, Sexuality, and US Sports History

ES 1: Metropolis: Sex Race, Work & the Underworld (Ryan)

ES 1: Medical Humanities: Exploring the Healing Arts (Vince)

ES 1: Our Idea is Better Than My Idea

ES 1: Psychology of Humor (Beth)

ES 1: Road Trips and American Culture

ES 1: Underground Railroad (Betsy)

ES 1: Who's Ur Pop? (Keith)

ES 2: The Psychology of Language

ES I - Experiencing The U.S. from Many Perspectives (Safia)

ES II: Beethoven (in 9 episodes)

ES II: Culture and Self

ES II: Impressionism & Discontent

ES II: Women of the Revolution

ES Section 15: How Shall We Live- Tension and Creativity

ES: Stories of Medicine and Humanity

ES1: Silk, Ceramics, and Trains: History of Science and Technology of East Asia

ES1: The Care and Feeding of Your iPod: Music, Identity, and Society

ES2: China - Opportunities and Challenges (Marya Bower)

ESEM 150-14: Paris Light and Shadow

ESEM150 ES I:PROHIBITION: RACE, SEXUALITY, AND THE POLITICS OF VICE IN U.S. HISTORY

ESII: Food and Fashion

Explore-A-College - Writing for College : Introduction to Popular Culture

Ford/Knight - Chemical Analysis of Ceramics and Art

GRE - Graduate Record Exam - Test Preparation

HIST - AAAS 324 - Race and Ethnicity

HIST 121: Introduction to U.S. History to 1865

HIST 122: Introduction to U.S. History Since 1865

HIST 233: Research Methods in History

HIST 266 : Contemporary China & The World

HIST 302: Business and the State in East Asian Culture

HIST 312: Food and Power in Europe, the New World and the Middle East

HIST 339: History of the British Empire

HIST 340: History of Central American Revolution

HIST 342: Medieval City

HIST 358: Tudor-Stuart England

HIST 370: Recent U.S. History-The United States since 1914

HIST 374: Modern Japan

HIST 440: Fascism

HIST 440: Internationalism

HIST 440: Research Seminar - Witches

HIST 472: Modern China

HIST 472: Traditional Japan

HIST 476: History of American Pop Culture

HIST 482: American Historiography

HIST 484: Florencio "El Güero" Medran and the Mexican Dirty War

HIST 488 -Senior Capstone Experience (Passman)

HIST/AAAS 379- America at Mid-Passage

HIST/BIO/ENST 235: Global History of Ecology, Biology, and History

HIST/PAGS 345: Latin America since 1825

HIST/PAGS 351: Workplace Justice

HIST/WGSS 282: History of Science & Gender

HIST/WGSS 367: Dissident Sexualities in US History

HIST363: Recent US History

LibGuides 2.0 test

Libraries Special Programs: LIFT (Library Immersion Fellows Teams)

Library -- Subject Guide

Library Board Games

Library Rooms and Labs

Library RSS Feeds

MGMT 203: Intro to Human Behavior in Organizations

MGMT 206: Intro to Information Systems

MGMT 211: Leadership & Theory

MGMT 306 Ennovation Lab

MGMT 325: Nonprofits in Civil Society

MGMT 334: Strategic Planning and Marketing

MGMT 361: Social Media and Marketing

MGMT 381: Field Experience Seminar

MGMT 488: Global Management Senior Research

Middle School Researchers

Mobile Staff Directory

MUS 161: Introduction to World Musical Cultures

MUS 201: Writing about Music

MUS 240: Western Classical Music: An Introduction

MUS 350: History of Rock

MUS 353: Topics in Contemporary Popular Music

MUS 382: Gender and Music

MUS 384: Music in the Age of Recording

MUS 387: Music and Capitalism

MUS 442: Western Music History since 1827

MUS 460: Ethnomusicology: Methods & Issues

MUS/AAAS 363: Music of Africa

Music 368: Musics of Japan

Native and First Peoples of North America Book Display

OFFC 124: Library of Congress EPIC Advantage

PHIL/ENSU 363: Bioethics

PSYC 115: Introduction to Psychology

PSYC 245: Research Methods & Statistics

PSYC 340: Taking Biopsychology From Lab to Society

PSYC 343: Science Communication

PSYC 352: Peer Relationship

PSYC 353: Behavioral Neuroscience

PSYC 354: Interviewing and Field Research

PSYC 356: Psychology of Prejudice

PSYC 357: Sensation and Perception

PSYC 361: Developmental Psych of Emerging Adulthood

PSYC 361: The Person in Nature, Society, and Culture

PSYC 362: Cross-Cultural Psychology

PSYC 363: Adult Psychopathology

PSYC 363: Developmental Psychopathology

PSYC 365: Personality

PSYC 374: Counseling and Psychotherapy

PSYC 379: Community Psychology

PSYC 480: History of Psychology

Public Computer Kiosk Lilly Library

Staff Directory

THEA 350 - Theatre History I

THEA 386: Devised Theatre

THEA 387: Theatre for Social Change

THEA 484: Faculty/Student Collaborative Research Edinburgh Project 2019

United States Government Resources

Uyesugi Japanese American Collection

Web Template Test

WGSS/FILM 340: Latinx Representations in Media

WGSS375: Feminist Theories

Women in Translation

My Subject Specialties

African & African American Studies (AAAS) Art Chinese Studies History Museum Studies Music Theatre Arts Women's, Gender, Sexuality Studies

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