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Image courtesy of Special Collections, Schaffer Library  \nWINTER 2021 LIMITED ACCESS  \nSchaffer Library is open for limited access during the first three weeks of term. Building hours are M-F, 8am-5pm, with access only to students, faculty, and staff:  \n Attending classes scheduled in the library  \n Picking up requested library resources from the Hold Shelf  \n Dropping off/Returning Equipment or Media  \n Quick Printing or Scanning  \n Accessing the Bloomberg Terminal (appointment only)  \nHours are subject to change at any time. For up-to-date information on our hours, please visit the Schaffer Library website.  \nCHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE!  \nThank you for all of your suggestions, great ideas, and feedback on our library home page. We’ve incorporated all of them into a new page that provides more information, highlights services for faculty and students, spotlights our digital collections and exhibitions, and provides our latest social media. Connect at [https://www.union.edu/schaffer-library](https://www.union.edu/schaffer-library), and as always, send us feedback when you can!  \nS C HA F F E R L I B RA RY PA G E 1  \nLIBRARY NEWS  \nNEW BOOKS AND OTHER RECENT ACQUISITIONS  \nYou can now find our most recent purchases on our website. Check back frequently to see the latest materials we’ve received at Schaffer Library.  \nDATABASE SPOTLIGHT  \nUnderground and Independent Comics, Comix, and Graphic Novels  \nUnderground and Independent Comics is the first-ever scholarly online collection for researchers and students of adult comic books and graphic novels. It includes primary materials (the comics themselves), and materials about comics: interviews, commentary, theory, and criticism from The Comics Journal and other secondary sources. Access at [https://libguides.union.edu/comix](https://libguides.union.edu/comix)[ ](https://libguides.union.edu/comix)(link works for on-or off-campus access) .  \nWELCOME RACHEL!  \nPlease welcome Rachel Leach, our new Digital Collections Librarian, to Schaffer Library. Rachel comes to us from Mount Holyoke College, where she was the Digital Collections System Librarian, working in a variety of systems, languages, and standards for MHC as well as the Five Colleges. She brings a wealth of experience to the role, and will work to bring new digital collections online and improve access to them. Rachel received her bachelor’s degree at Mount Holyoke as well, and her MLIS from San Jose State University. She can be reached at [leachr@union.edu](leachr@union.edu).  \nInterested in learning more about your library team—who we are, what we do for you … and what magic power(s) we wish they had? Then check out our first “Schaffer Spotlight,”featuring Andrea Belair, our Archives & Special Collections Librarian. This initiative was based on the Union College Chronicle’s“Catching Up With…” series and initiated by our Outreach Team. Keep an eye out for more fun and informative profiles of our library staff each month!  \nS C HA F F E R L I B RA RY PA G E 2  \nWINTER WORKSHOPS  \nWorkshops are open to all -no previous experience necessary. Workshops will be recorded and posted online to the Schaffer Library website. Registration is required!  \nDIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP & DATA  \nIntroduction to Google Earth Pro  \nwith Sean Tennant, CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow in Data Curation Wednesday, February 3, 11am-12pm  \nRegister here!  \nInterested in maps? Want to learn how to use a powerful tool for looking at spatial data? Intimidated by the learning curve of traditional GIS programs? 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