The Modern Academic Library: Space to Learn

Over the last two decades academic libraries in the United States have experienced a paradigm shift from book-centered spaces to learning-centered spaces as they work to provide services and resources in the new ways that users consume information. This article discusses the results of a survey conducted in early 2017 of South Carolina academic libraries to study this larger trend moving to learning-centered spaces. Forty two academic library administrators responded and shared how they are re-purposing their library spaces as they work to improve student and faculty user experiences

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Features:[Page 2] College of Engineering moves into 21st Century with new building[Page 3] SDSU could be one of three geothermal training centers in the nation[Page 4-5] Reider\u27s research helps NASA and EROS[Page 6] Schaefer\u27s work important for the environment[Page 7] Hurricane Andrew drives Van Lent from Florida to SDSU[Page 7] Van Lent continues research on wetlands hydrology[Page 8] Skorseth has unlikely enemy ... S.D. roads[Page 9] Teachers communicate with SDSU through computer network[Page 10] SDSU helps four re ervations plan for economic development[Page 11] Solar energy moves into space technology[Page 12] Physics Bowl marks 20th anniversary[Page 12] SDSU Science Fair attracts young, budding scientists[Page 13] Plans begin to form for Solberg Hall renovation Department:Faculty:[Page 14] Teachers create tipis, quilts to help students learn science[Page 15] Bergum receives math honor[Page 15] Design class M E 461 finds solutions to industrial problems[Page 16] Shin gets on the CASE[Page 16] Students to get first-hand experience with special CASE tool[Page 17] Salehnia finds EROS challenging and rewarding[Page 17] Tracy honored with engineering award[Page 18] Training program assists South Dakota entrepreneurs[Page 19] Koepsell receives engineering honor[Page 19] NASA work occupies engineering professors this summerStudents: [Page 20] SDSU, School of Mines launch hot air balloon experiment[Page 21] Energy audits available to area manufacturers[Page 21] New Ph.D. program to start this fall[Page 22] Doors of Opportunity: Youth experience wonders of science at conference[Page 23] Snowstorm doesn\u27t hamper EED and Inventors Congress[Page 24] SDSU engineers pledge oaths at Order of Engineer Ceremony[Page 25] Electrical engineering students take 1,720-rnile tour[Page 25] SDSU mini-baja team finishes 22nd in competition[Page 26] SDSU holds ASME regional conference[Page 26] Held wins prestigious national scholarship[Page 26] East River Electric Power Cooperative names scholarship winnersAlumni:[Page 27] Buckley named Distinguished Engineering Alumnus[Page 28-29] Distinguished Engineers honored at banquet[Page 30-31] Al Yocom gets his day[Page 31] Jensens provide scholarships in parents\u27 honor[Page 32] Anderson advises \u27make the most of college, carry a can-do attitude\u27Alumni notes inside back coverhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1030/thumbnail.jp

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Features:[Page 2] Mini-Baja Racing Team: Students create vehicle for Midwest contest[Page 3] Contributors make it possible for Mini-Baja team to compete[Page 4] SDSU dune buggy hits the track at Midwest Mini-Baja Competition[Page 5] Inventors Congress enters second year[Page 6] SkidMix: Ag engineering project shows strong manufacturing possibility[Page 7] SDSU graduate student invents color machine vision[Page 8] Helder develops procedure to improve readability of satellite data[Page 9] Researchers, alumni create technology to help farmers Departments:FACULTY[Page 10] Ground source heat pump research may lead to new training facility[Page 11] Sander serves South Dakota Engineering Society as president[Page 11] Engineers go \u27One on One,\u27 thanks to state Society[Page 12] TQM Symposium marks record participation, continued success[Page 13] TIS budget increases to meet growing needs in technology transfer service[Page 14] Tracy conducts research for Northern Great Plains Water Resources Research Center[Page 15] Tracys combine engineering and ice dancing[Page 15] Microelectronics and Materials Laboratory holds grand opening celebration[Page 16] CRP acres: Mapping team will help protect groundwater[Page 17] News briefsStudents:[Page 18] Society of Women Engineers sponsors \u27Take Our Daughters to Work Day\u27[Page 19] Master\u27s in industrial management joins several disciplines at SDSU[Page 19] Design project benefits Yankton company[Page 20] Internships, summer jobs pay off for students[Page 21] Internships pave the way for future jobs[Page 22] Engineering Exploration Days: Something for everyone[Page 23] SDSU Civil Engineering team wins Midwestern Bridge-Building Contest[Page 24] Balloon project to take research to new heights[Page 25] Engineering student, others Jose homes in storm[Page 25] Student engineers learn more than engineering[Page 26] Robyn Pierce: Mechanical engineering student builds car as a teenagerAlumni:[Page 27] Daktronics: SDSU alums involved in Olympics[Page 28] Don Ufford: Thrill-seeking alumnus hits the wall at high performance driving school[Page 30] Robert Risch: named Distinguished Engineer[Page 30] Barb Dyer: A mainstay to the College of Engineering[Page 31] Joan Trygstad: Alumnae creates scholarship to encourage, reward women students[Page 32] Steve Jaques: Alumnus helps correct Chicago FloodAlumni notes inside back coverhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1032/thumbnail.jp

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FEATURES[Page 2] College of Engineering expands outreach programs[Page 5] First Sioux Falls EET grad assumes advising role[Page 5] Engineering students run Karate for Kids[Page 6] New SWE chapter accepted \u27like seeds on fertile ground\u27[Page 8] SDSU Chapter of AISES reaches outEmpi expansion boosts Clear Lake\u27s economy, employment inside back cover Departments:Students:[Page 9] Engineering Exploration Days to include Inventors Congress April 22-23[Page 10] Phonathon set for Feb. 15-20[Page 11] Students intern with Zytec[Page 11] Engineering students program Shanghai message center[Page 11] Computer science major competes for Miss Rodeo America title[Page 12] Three students awarded prestigious Daktronics trainee honor[Page 12] Westegaard, Enga receive East River Electric Power scholarships[Page 12] First All-Engineering Volleyball Tourney a successSupplement:[Page 13-14] Focus on South Dakota State UniversityFaculty:[Page 15] New advisory council to help keep South Dakota workers safe, healthy[Page 16] Ag engineering part of corn/plastic research[Page 17] Engineering, Phannacy join forces for workshop[Page 17] Grant boosts computer power of SDSU engineering[Page 17] Physics instructor Teresa Hein takes faculty improvement leave[Page 18] Miller expands information to multi-level dimensions[Page 19] Math Department receives math award affiliation[Page 20] Faculty notes[Page 20] New facultyALUMNI[Page 21] Engineering graduates form alumni chapters in Far East[Page 21] Engineering graduate named distinguished 1992 alumnus[Page 22] Alumni notesBenefactors and Donors[Page 23] Interstates Electric increases its engineering scholarship[Page 24] Ag engineering endowment created[Page 24-25] Benefactors[Page 26] Dean\u27s Club[Page 27-32] College of Engineering donorshttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1033/thumbnail.jp

Adapting Small Market Rural Media to the Challenges of New Media: Interviews with Small Market Rural Managers

Small rural media outlets are key sources of information, provide a site for local advertising, and are an important local voice in their communities. This paper examines how small market rural media are trying to survive under tough economic conditions, and how they are using new media as part of their strategy to remain viable. Interviews were conducted with managers at several small market newspapers, television, and radio groups in order to identify specific concerns and strategies about how they are managing their resources, how they are using new media, and how they envision their future. The results show that most media are struggling, but also find that local media are in a good position to make their new media content viable for their local audiences

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Features:[Page 2] InterActive, a multimedia leader with plans to grow[Page 4] SDSU/lnterActive link producing new voice command system[Page 5] South Dakota climate nurtures life[Page 7] Dakota Mobile Hydraulics continues to expand[Page 8] Special Teams president puts SDSU minor to good use[Page 10] Eleanor Baum: challenges for women in engineering[Page 12] Crossman, Borhard named 1992 Distinguished Engineers[Page 13] 1992 Engineering Exploration Days includes inventors\u27 congressDepartments:Faculty:[Page 14] SDSU chosen for NASA JOVE project[Page 16] Retiring professor to run for legislature, finish book on family history[Page 17] University/Industry Technology Service hosts Total Quality Management symposium[Page 18] Computer science professors make mark in academic world[Page 18] Stephen Gold ties in with WAPA[Page 19] Society names Schaefer Outstanding Young Civil Engineer[Page 19] Ayers named Engineering Teacher of the Year[Page 19] Ernest L. Buckley awardStudents:[Page 20] Hundreds attend Engineering Exploration Days[Page 21] Professional awareness conference offered to electrical engineering students[Page 22] ROTC engineering students completing second half of internship[Page 23] SDSU Arnold Air Society serves as national headquarters[Page 24] News shorts[Page 25] Negative tests mean positive news for PaulosBenefactors and Donors[Page 26] College of Engineering alumnus recasts movie stars to SDSU[Page 27] Space Grant Consortium awards scholarships, fellowships[Page 28] Ninth annual phonathon surpasses $100,000 goalALUMNI[Page 29] Mechanical engineering alumnus shares diverse aeronautics experience[Page 30] Ticket to see the world for Larry Rudebusch[Page 30] Tolstedt doubles as cartoonist[Page 31] SDSU grad, students design computer chips[Page 31] Alumni. faculty gather at Burns and McDonnell[Page 32] Hartford named president of company[Page 32] Rick Benson receives Department of Interior award[Page 32] Alumni notes[Page 32] Correction to Winter 1992 Impulsehttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1034/thumbnail.jp

Foodborne urinary tract infections: A new paradigm for antimicrobial-resistant foodborne illness

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections worldwide. Disproportionately affecting women, UTIs exact a substantial public burden each year in terms of direct medical expenses, decreased quality of life, and lost productivity. Increasing antimicrobial resistance among strains of extraintestinal pathogenic Escherichia colichallenges successful treatment of UTIs. Community-acquired UTIs were long considered sporadic infections, typically caused by the patients’ native gastrointestinal microbiota; however, the recent recognition of UTI outbreaks with probable foodborne origins has shifted our understanding of UTI epidemiology. Along with this paradigm shift come new opportunities to disrupt the infection process and possibly quell increasing resistance, including the elimination of non-therapeutic antimicrobial use in food-animal production

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Features:[Page 2] Eliminating pain through electronic impulses drives SDSU grad to success[Page 4] South Dakota work ethic helps growth of Clear Lake plant[Page 6] Company excels in refinery turnarounds[Page 8] Schiller\u27s work: with NASA[Page 9] SDSU graduate directs Zytec to top award[Page 10] Buckley book shows another side of dean Departments:Faculty:[Page 12] Browning teaches telecourse statewide[Page 13] Egyptian Fulbright Scholar updating homeland maps[Page 13] Egyptian Fellow studies U.S. bridge design[Page 13] Sander honored by local Chamber of Commerce[Page 14] New faculty[Page 15] Engineering professors gain emeritus status[Page 15] Graetzer to retire to Colorado[Page 16] Duffey honored at reception in October[Page 16] ASAE announces Blue Ribbon Award winners[Page 16] Quist develops superconductor filmStudents:[Page 17] Knabach, students study electro-magnetic fields[Page 17] SDSU students find new source of financial aid[Page 18] 1991 Hobo Day memories[Page 19] Paulos Mebrahtu[Page 20] EEO event to incorporate Inventors\u27 Congress[Page 21] From the JEC president[Page 22] Business plans for awards program at SDSU requested by April 1[Page 22] Engineering societies[Page 24] University faculty integral part of recruitment effortResearch:[Page 26] Humboldt firm, SDSU to work cooperatively on computer projectBenefactors and Donors:[Page 11] Buckley scholarship[Page 21] SDSU students receive East River Cooperative scholarshipsAlumni:Phonathon planned for February Inside back coverhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1035/thumbnail.jp

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Features: [Page 2-4] College of Engineering impact felt throughout the state [Page 5] Welding binds SDSU with community, industry [Page 6] Engineering students create moving sign [Page 7] Galipeau devises new humidity sensor [Page 7] Alumnus heads engineering building project [Page 8] South Dakota’s space involvement highlighted at Space Day [Page 9] Grad students coordinate Space Grant Consortium balloon project [Page 10] Andrawis, Flippin spend summer researching at NASA [Page 11] Landscape architect wins summer faculty fellowship at EROS [Page 12-13] NASA funds undergraduate research assistantships [Page 14] Volga student assists ACE CampDepartments:Faculty:[Page 15] Engineering professor Ritchie Mikesell retires [Page 16-17] Knabach retires after nearly 40 years at SDSU [Page 18] Tiltrum honored for work as adviser [Page 19] Vandever recognized for service to Alpha Lambda Delta [Page 20] Rufer, Monnens step up at SDSU [Page 20] Durland retires after 40 years as extension ag engineer [Page 21] New civil engineering professor Reid knows concrete explosives [Page 21] Brown to serve on technical program committee for workshop [Page 21] Clarke begins new position with SDSU [Page 22] Dalsted studies cropland use intensity in Niger Students:[Page 23] Ag engineering students design new egg carton [Page 24-25] EED, South Dakota Inventors Congress [Page 25] Eberlein, Knabach honored as SDSU Distinguished Engineers [Page 26] Seniors present design projects at conference [Page 27] Sebert strives for success [Page 27] ASCE chapter wins certificate of commendation [Page 28] South African enjoys SDSU [Page 28] Schultz, Sikkink write outstanding research papers [Page 29] Regional electric companies support SDSU engineering students Alumni:[Page 30] Chen receives National Science Foundation fellowship [Page 31] SDSU graduates win Engineer of the Year [Page 31] Engineering alumni named SDSU Family of the Year [Page 32] Anderson contracts to clean up Arizona water Alumni notes inside back coverhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1028/thumbnail.jp

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Features: [Page 2-4] Sports and engineering important to student-athletes[Page 5-9] Senior engineering design conference prepares students for the industry[Page 10] Students stir science excitement in second graders[Page 11] SDSU team introduces area students to engineeringDepartments:Student news:[Page 11] Conde native named outstanding sophomore[Page 12] Bridge building: athletic competition[Page 13] Students receive Space Grants[Page 13] Clean water priority of civil engineering student[Page 13] Engineering students tour two South Dakota industries[Page 14] ME student makes your name his business[Page 16] Clifton awarded space grad assistantship at SDSU[Page 16] Channeling through RDTNFFaculty news:[Page 17] Gritzner wins faculty summer research grant at EROS[Page 17] Math professor\u27s program helps South Dakota businesses[Page 18] Quality is part of industrial management program[Page 18] Galipeau chairs Society of Plastics Engineers session[Page 19] SS Lacertae: SDSU professor writes of \u27Cosmic Billiards\u27[Page 19] Electric Council names Knabacb Person of the Year[Page 20] Grant to enable study of advanced electronic ceramics materials[Page 21] SDSU professor named to prestigious NASA science team[Page 21] Professor, students investigate ferroelectric nylon[Page 22] Bergum edits international journal on Fibonacci numbers[Page 22] Friedrich named College of Engineering computer specialistCampus news:[Page 23] Top ENTRE business plans win awards[Page 24] IMPULSE magazines goes on-line[Page 25] EED. Inventors Congress successful due to student involvement[Page 26] SDSU participates in second annual Space Day[Page 26] Industrial program receives environmental award[Page 27] Manufacturing engineering technology major to start this fall[Page 27] Vocational technical degree programs to change at SDSU[Page 28] Students, industry benefit from construction management major[Page 28] SDSU lecture series gives overview of EROS Data CenterAlumni news:[Page 29] SDSU education rates high with engineering alumnus[Page 29] Welding classes help graduate get design job[Page 30] \u27Dynamic Dakotans\u27 make their mark in Detroit[Page 30] National engineering society president speaks at SDSU[Page 31] Two former Brookings men named SDSU Distinguished Engineershttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/coe_impulse/1026/thumbnail.jp