Month: February 2015

At the end of all shifts, SAs are supposed to return reserve books to the shelves, it has been getting a little lax lately. We are a working team, please do your best to help out the next guy as much as possible, it will be greatly appreciated by all of your team members.
-NM

The circulation got a report that female students seem in need of medical attention in the first floor of the Love Library by the girls bathroom (6:23pm). Robert and I talk to the student; she was sitting down in the chairs by the girl’s bathroom. Jessica seemed incoherent when talked to, and seemed like she didn’t have any balance when she stood up. Jessica also had a white powdery substance on her finger. She did not want any medical attention, so I called public safety while Robert talked to Jessica (6:25pm). Public Safety arrived at 6:33pm. After the officer talked to Jessica, and had permission to look in her pursed, she did have a small zip-lock bag with white powder. The officer arrested Jessica, and left the building around 6:48pm. She was on something for sure.

If a community user switches computers or inadvertently turns the computer off before their time is up, the system will lock them out for 15 minutes giving them the ‘your time is up’ message. They will be able to log in again after the 15 minutes is up

History 413
Prof. Gastil: E175.88.S378 RBR 2009, U.S. HISTORY MATTERS: A STUDENT GUIDE TO U.S. HISTORY ONLINE

Says not checked out, but not on shelf.

Computers have the same error message as yesterday this morning. Problem was called in.

All of the computers in the reference area are down.

As of today, 02/23/15, “Engineering and Interdisciplinary Science Building Mitigated Negative Declaration” volume 1 and 2 can be found on course reserves.

Occasionally we are asked to place materials on reserve for public notice. This is part of a 30-day public review, and the master plan for EIS (Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences).

The Master Plan can be found through our General Library Catalog by tittle or through the Reserves Catalog (Professor: SDSU, Course: EIS Master Plan).

There are two people stuck in elevator three on 2/22/15 at 5:23 p.m.
JH

the following message was sent to me by a professor and it looks like a phishing message. I reported the email to Sara Baird and Mark Figueroa. If we get any calls, please let the patron know that it is a phishing message and do not click the link or put any information into the webpage.

From: library [mailto:library@sdsu.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 9:21 AM
To: k********@mail.sdsu.edu
Subject: library

Dear User,

Your library account has expired, therefore you must reactivate it immediately or it will be closed automatically. If you intend to use this service in the future, you must take action at once!
To reactivate your account, simply visit the following page and login with your library account.

Login Page:

DO NOT CLICK**********https://libproxy.sdsu.edu/library/reactivate/UserPassword/service********** DO NOT CLICK

Sincerely,

SDSU Library
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-8050
Email: library@sdsu.edu
Phone: (619) 594-6793