Hi David,

I have to get those copies of Utopian Studies over to the librarian. I will be out of TX for a while, but when I return, I will need to finally deliver.

Ken

Professor Emeritus, UT Arlington

Emeritus Fellow, UT System Academy of Distinguished Teachers

UT Arlington respectfully acknowledges the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes upon whose historical homelands this university is located. Their ancestors resided here for generations before being forcibly displaced by U.S. settlers and soldiers in the mid-1800s. We recognize the historical presence of the Caddo Nation and other Tribal Nations in the region; the ongoing presence and achievements of many people who moved to the area due to the Indian Relocation program of the 1950s and 1960s; and the vital presence and accomplishments of our Native students, alumni, faculty, and staff.
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Subject: Librarian Office Hours at the Ben Agger Theory Library


Colleagues,



Big news! Beginning this Thursday (Nov. 9), there will be a librarian in the Ben Agger Theory Library (UH 203) from 3-5pm every Thursday<https://websites.uta.edu/centerfortheory/2023/11/07/librarian-office-hours-in-the-ben-agger-theory-library/>. They will be available to answer questions, conduct reference interviews, consult on research issues and help researchers track down information sources. While librarians mostly work with faculty and graduate students, they don't limit their service and any UTA community member is invited. We’re excited about this partnership and hope you find it useful. Please spread the word to your departments to let them know about this service.



Best,

David



David Arditi

Associate Professor of Sociology

Director of the Center for Theory

University of Texas at Arlington