Rose Petralia

Please join Evans Library in welcoming Nancy Garmer, Public Services Department Head.

Did you know that you can scan documents at Evans Library -- for free? Our first floor features two "KIC" scanners that let you scan a page or multiple pages and either email images and PDFs to your student email address or save to a USB storage device. Read more...

WFIT's Terri Wright recently interviewed Rose Petralia about Evans Library's MOOC, Mastering Academic Research: Information Skills for Successful Students.

Show your love for banned comics and graphic novels by reading from your favorites! As part of Evans Library's annual celebration of banned books, Famous Faces and Funnies will sponsor a free Virtual Readout event on Friday, September 5, from 6-8 pm, on the library's first floor. Readings will be filmed and shared to the American Library Association's Virtual Readout…

Evans Library will host Francis Gigantic of The Gigantic Company on Friday, August 22, from 6-8 pm for a Make-A-Comic Workshop as part of our annual celebration of banned books. Mr. Gigantic will present an overview of the art of comics, best practices for script writing, and some free online tools for creating your own animated comic strips. Sponsored by…

Florida Frontiers, hosted by the Florida Historical Society, features Dr. Sohair Wastawy, Dean of Florida Tech Libraries, speaking about our Harry P. Weber University Archives.

It won’t surprise anyone who knows him that I just found Professor Emeritus Harry Weber in his namesake space, perusing handwritten notes about FIT’s 1980s affiliation with Hawthorne College...

The Florida Institute of Technology has reached an age where it is aware of itself as an entity, a living being with a past, a present, and a future. The Harry Weber University Archives represent the embodiment of the ideals of this institution.

Evans Library's new exhibit, Vision Extraordinaire: The History of Florida Institute of Technology, showcases our new University Archives Exhibition Room on the library's first floor and features interesting artifacts and a rich, interactive historical timeline.

Carla Deras, Jess Cushman, Shelby Stansell, and Asim Conrad recently maximized their library time to reveal the murder weapon from Evans Library's "Death of a Librarian" mystery. The FIT Student Government Association members' can-do attitude netted them an easily dividable $40 win -- inspiring! Library work study Donald Hill wrote the three-part series for the Crimson student newspaper during a…