A couple of weeks ago, the local Fox affiliate in Austin ran a piece on the burgeoning business of electric car conversion featuring Technology Integration Services Project Coordinator Aaron Choate. When he’s not keeping the Libraries up to speed in the realm of new technologies, Aaron is co-owner of Revolt, a local company that converts automobiles from gasoline to electric.
It’s satisfying, no doubt, to have your work gain recognition from local news, so it must be doubly thrilling to see your work recognized by a national news organization as Choate did today when the original story was picked up by CBS MarketWatch.
We assume that Aaron will spend this evening working through email/voicemail inquiries….
Last month the University’s Gift Planning unit conducted two 
We can officially celebrate the completion of the Benson component of 
Two recent publications cap lengthy inquiries into the impact of Web 2.0 upon scholarly communication practices, and each merits review by library administrators and planners everywhere.
The Fall/Winter edition of the 
There’s always something going on around the UT campus, but there are certain organizations to whose calendar I tend to pay particular heed.
The sold-out 2010 
There are no more excuses to be made for not getting knee-deep into the Libraries’ music collections.