Ingram Library

**UWG Pack Card Event**
🌍 Celebrate World AI Week with Ingram Library!

Join us October 12-15 in The Nook for a series of AI Literacy Workshops exploring the impact of artificial intelligence across education, the humanities, and real-world problem solving.

📍 The Nook, First Floor, Ingram Library
📅 October 12-15

Featured sessions include:
🔹 Thinking First: AI in Humanities
🔹 Ethical and Responsible AI Use for Student Success
🔹 Multimodal AI for Real-World Challenges: Healthcare, Agriculture, and Intelligent Decision-Making

Whether you're new to AI or already exploring its possibilities, these sessions offer opportunities to learn, discuss, and engage with emerging technologies!

What happens when extraordinary experiences leave behind newspaper headlines, government files, and case notes that continue to raise questions?

Exceptional Experiences, curated by Cole Neer, explores the Cold War era’s surprising “psychic arms race,” when both the CIA and Soviet Union investigated whether psychic abilities could be used for intelligence gathering. Newspaper coverage from the time reveals growing public fascination with the idea of psychic spies and mind‑based espionage. The exhibit also features case notes from UWG professor William G. Roll’s investigation of the real‑life haunting that inspired the 1982 film Poltergeist, offering a glimpse into one of the most famous paranormal cases in American pop culture.

Visit Ingram Library to explore the stories, documents, and enduring mysteries surrounding experiences that remain difficult to explain.

📍 Ground Floor, Ingram Library

What happens when extraordinary experiences leave behind physical objects, historical records, and accounts that continue to raise questions?

Exceptional Experiences, curated by Cole Neer, brings together intriguing pieces of paranormal history, including bent and twisted utensils associated with demonstrations and claims of psychokinesis—the suggested ability to affect physical objects through mental effort alone. The exhibit also explores the story of Ingo Swann, who performed a remote viewing of Jupiter in the 1970s and described faint rings around the gas giant before they were later confirmed by the Voyager probes. His account became one of the most famous examples of remote viewing.

Visit Ingram Library to explore the stories, objects, and enduring questions surrounding experiences that remain difficult to explain.

📍 Ground Floor, Ingram Library

📚 Take a break and get lost in a good book! Join the Silent Reading Book Club for a relaxing hour of uninterrupted reading in a welcoming community setting.

📅 September 28
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 Ingram Library, 2nd Floor Conference Room

Bring your own book, find a cozy seat, and enjoy some quiet reading time with fellow readers!

📚 Library Update: Extended Hours Resume Saturday!

Good news! Ingram Library will be open on Saturday beginning at 10:00 AM, and our extended hours schedule will be in effect.

🕙 Saturday Hours: 10 AM - 6 PM (Extended Hours)
🕝 Sunday Hours: 2:30 PM - 11 PM (Regular Hours)

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we worked through the unexpected maintenance issue. We appreciate your flexibility and look forward to welcoming you back to the library this weekend!

⚠️ Important Library Update

Due to unexpected maintenance, Ingram Library will be closing today at 3:30 PM and extended hours have been canceled for this evening.

We're still waiting for updates on the situation and do not yet know if the building will be open this weekend. Currently, library hours are scheduled as:
📚 Saturday: 10 AM - 6 PM (Extended Hours)
📚 Sunday: 2:30 PM - 11 PM (Regular Hours)

We will share updates on our social media accounts and website as soon as more information becomes available.

Thank you for your understanding and flexibility. We apologize for the disruption. 💙

Need a break from a busy schedule? Bring your favorite book and join us for a quiet hour of reading and sharing!

📖 Thursday, September 24
🕛 12 PM–1 PM
📍 Ingram Library, 2nd Floor Conference Room

✨ Bring your own book, find a comfy spot, and enjoy some quiet reading time with fellow book lovers!

💻 UWG Students – Want an On-Campus Job?
Become a Library Circulation Student Assistant at Ingram Library!

📌 What are we looking for? Individuals who enjoy . . .
• Teamwork!
• Customer service!
• Working in the library!

Why apply?
✔ Flexible, on-campus role
✔ Build professional skills
✔ Be part of a vibrant hub of learning & collaboration

Requirements:
🎓 UWG student (6+ credit hours)
📚 GPA 2.5+
💡 Friendly, resourceful, & reliable

Apply using the link provided in the comments! 🐺💻

Posting is open until September 25.