This guide provides the ETSU community with an overview of research materials and sustainability resources. The guide has four parts: Library Resources, Campus Resources, City and County Resources, and State Resources.
ETSU cemented its commitment to environmental responsibility and education in 2008, with the creation of the Department of Sustainability. Since the department's creation, it has sponsored many of the sustainable initiatives we see on campus today, including the Farmers Market, Move-out Collections, and the Community Garden which can be found at the BucRidge Apartments.
Sherrod Library is committed to being a community that values a wide range of perspectives in our collections, among our patrons, and our employees. The free and open exchange of information and experiences is a critical first step in helping all of us gain a greater understanding of what it means to be a unique individual. It is with this hope that we present these library resources relating to the LGBTQIA+ experience.
In this guide you will discover information about our collections and spaces relating to LGBTQIA+ library resources.
Dr. Caro Novella is ETSU's Spring 2024 Basler Chair of Excellence for the Integration of the Arts, Rhetoric, and Sciences. She has published work in both the English and Spanish languages in journals like Performance Review, and TDR: The Drama Review. This guide includes a list of book recommendations which contains memoirs, research, and textbooks on cancer, medicine, disability, and the arts.
This guide contains a selection of campus and community information beneficial for new graduate students at ETSU. All of the resources listed are in Johnson City or on campus, with an emphasis on those within walking distance of ETSU. All can be reached within a drive of ten minutes or less, and all are on the bus route.
We hope these resources will help you settle in more easily so that you can have a beneficial and productive experience here!
In this guide, you can discover some of the new and classic titles offered in the children's (Juvenile) section. Located on the 3rd floor of Sherrod Library, this collection comprises fiction and non-fiction, as well as a great selection of easy readers, perfect for children aged 0-6! Browse the drop-down menus to the left that we have chosen to highlight from our collection. This section is open to anyone with ETSU borrowing privileges - not just for kids!