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Amy Bryant

Interim Library Director

Amy Bryant

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Lilly Library
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Interim Library Director

My Guides

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

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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

ART - Photography

ART 115 - Art: Context & Meaning

ART 200: Ceramics I

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

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

EDUC 290: Public Speaking

EDUC 303 - Disability Studies

ENST 488: Senior Capstone

ENSU323: Environmental Ethics

ES - Race, Sexuality, and US Sports History

ES 1: Identity & Diversity (Nelson)

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 2: The Psychology of Language

ES II: Beethoven (in 9 episodes)

ES II: Culture and Self

ES II: Impressionism & Discontent

ES II: Technology and Its Influence (Safia)

ES II: Women of the Revolution

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

ES1 - Who's Ur Pop? (Keith)

ES1: China's Emerging Identities (Marya Bower)

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

ES: Stories of Medicine and Humanity

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: Internationalism

HIST 440: Postwar

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

Images

Kaltura

LibGuides 2.0 test

Libraries Special Programs: Kenlee Ray Library & Archives Fellows

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 211: Management: Theory & Practice

MGMT 306 Ennovation Lab

MGMT 306: Ennovation Lab

MGMT 325: Nonprofits in Civil Society

MGMT 334: Strategic Planning and Marketing

MGMT 349: Comparative Public Management

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: Thinking and Communicating about Music

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

Naxos

OFFC 124: Library of Congress EPIC Advantage

OpenSim

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

Qualtrics

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

My Subject Specialties

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

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