Want to learn more about our state dog? Visit the free exhibit Our State Dog: North Carolina’s Plott Hound at the North Carolina Museum of History. The exhibit is open until 5:00 pm Sunday, September 30, 2012. Here’s the description from the museum website:

Our State Dog: North Carolina’s Plott Hound
Traveling exhibit from Western Carolina University’s Mountain Heritage Center exploring the history and evolution of the legendary hunting dog, the only dog breed known to have originated in North Carolina.

Visiting info is online – the museum is located at 5 East Edenton Street. Downtown Raleigh.

During the NCSU Spring Holiday (April 5-6), the Veterinary Medicine Library has the following hours:

• April 5 (Thursday) : 7am – 10pm – Regular Hours
• April 6 (Friday) : 8am – 5pm
• April 7 (Saturday): 1pm – 7pm – Regular Hours
• April 8 (Sunday): 1pm – 10pm – Regular Hours

Longer hours are available at D. H. Hill Library  - See  for all NCSU Libraries Hours.

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The Veterinary Medicine Library has extended hours on Saturday, March 31st from 9 am – 7 pm for the CVM Open House.

The D.H. Hill Library is open 24 hours. See all NCSU Libraries hours.

The NCSU Libraries is providing trial access to S-PAC (Searchable Proceedings of Animal Science Conferences), a database of animal production and management conference proceedings. Topics range from nutrition and management, to herd health, animal care and bioethics. To date, 42 participating conferences have contributed 401 sets of proceedings and presentations to this unique and growing searchable collection designed to be of interest to animal scientists, nutritionists, veterinarians, academicians, consultants, students and members of industry around the world. Consider how S-PAC could be useful in the classroom, providing students with convenient access to “real world” applications of current science.

Go to http://spac.adsa.org/index.asp to access S-PAC using IP authentication (no username or password are required) on the NCSU network. If you have any feedback you’d like to pass on to us, please send it to: dcurrie@ncsu.edu. The trial access is available through April 9, 2012.

NCSU Libraries are hosting two workshops on EndNote bibliographic management software on Wednesday, March 14 at the D.H. Hill Library in the Multimedia Seminar Room.

• Endnote Seminar for beginners – 10 AM – 12 Noon
• Endnote Seminar for Advanced Users – 1 PM – 3 PM

Directions to the D.H. Hill Library are at http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/parking. If you cannot attend, there are handouts on the registration pages above, resources at http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/guides/endnote/, or contact us at libraryvetmed@ncsu.edu.