Changes to Schedule and Services
Submitted by akw2r on Tue, 03/17/2020 - 10:39amATTENTION
Beginning March 20, 2020, the Library building will be closed. Library faculty and staff will be available online to answer your questions and offer help with reference and information needs. Please use the Ask a Librarian link under the Research Help column to send us your questions.
Interlibrary Loan will remain operational for electronic articles only. No print books can be ordered at this time.
All Library faculty and staff may still be contacted at their office telephone numbers and via email.
Previously borrowed books will be due October 1, 2020. Overdue fines have been suspended.
Search EBSCO databases to find online Journal articles, Newspapers, and eBooks. EBSCO is listed under the Databases tab on the Library's web page. (You can access Ebsco from off-campus by using your UVA-Wise email address and password)
Citizen Science Guide for Families: Taking Part in Real Science by 
Social Media for Nurses: Educating Practitioners and Patients in a Networked World, by Ramona Nelson, Irene Joos, and Debra M. Wolf
With the horrific and well documented excesses of the wars of the twentieth century serving as the benchmark for many when describing mankind at its worst, most observers are loath to place the American Civil War in the same category. However, there were pockets of Civil War conflict that did approach what some might call "total war," and one such area is examined in historian Matthew Stith's Extreme Civil War. Instead of once again revisiting the bloody lower Kansas-Missouri border, Stith's study shifts the nexus of people and events southward in a fresher direction to encompass not only those sections of Kansas and Missouri but also large swaths of NE Indian Territory and NW Arkansas. 
The Geography of Resistance: Free Black Communities and the Underground Railroad, by Cheryl LaRoche
Climate disruption is often discussed on a global scale, affording many a degree of detachment from what is happening in their own backyards. Yet the consequences of global warming are of an increasingly acute and serious nature.
Lost Letters from a Dough Boy relives the war to end all wars as seen through the eyes of two brothers. One brother is in Germany and the other France. Both of them see the last of the cavalry charges, trenched warfare, muster gas, and the privations of war. The letters offer insight into two country boys from the small villa of Brandywine, West Virginia, as they witnessed the world gone mad yet not losing their love of God, Country and family. Their letters provide detailed personal witness of being drafted, basic training, seeing flying machines, Christmas dinner and their longings to return home. 
An absorbing history of how Coke’s insatiable thirst for natural resources shaped the company and reshaped the globe.
Who were the three men the American and Soviet superpowers exchanged at Berlin's Glienicke Bridge and Checkpoint Charlie in the first and most legendary prisoner exchange between East and West? Bridge of Spies vividly traces their paths to that exchange on February 10, 1962, when their fate helped to define the conflicts and lethal undercurrents of the most dangerous years of the Cold War. 
The phenomenal true story of the black female mathematicians at NASA whose calculations helped fuel some of America’s greatest achievements in space.
The raging question in the world today is who is the real 
