Recent Acquisitions
Books |
PS3565.C57 Z66788 2011 |
Videos and DVD’s |
 3-lead EKG: Introduction produced by Concept Media; written by Brian J. Stone; exective producer and script editor, Marcia Wellington; producer, Tricia SmithRC683.5.E5 T47 2007 |
| The Displaced Person a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; directed by Glenn Jordon; producer Matthew N. Herman; teleplay Horton Foote PS3565.C57 D57 2007 |
| Ernest Hemingway’s Soldier’s Home a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; written by Robert Geller; produced by David B. Appleton; directed by Robert Young; produced by William Dern Associates PS3515.E37 S6 2005 |
| Ernest J. Gaines’ The Sky is Gray a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Whitney Green; teleplay by Charles Fuller; directed by Stan Lathan PS3557.A355 S59 2004 |
| F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Bernice Bobs Her Hair a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Paul R. Gurian; written and directed by Joan Micklin Silver PS3511.I9 B47 2004 |
 Frontline. The Confessions written, produced, and directed by Ofra Bikel; a Frontline production with Ofra Bikel ProductionsKF9664.C663 2011 |
 James Thurber’s The Greatest Man in the World a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Ed Lynch; teleplay by Jeff Wanshel; directed by Ralph RosenblumPS3539.H94 G73 2004 |
| Katherine Anne Porter’s The Jilting of Granny Weatherall a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Phylis Geller, Calvin Skaggs; teleplay by Corinne Jacker; directed by Randa Haines PS3531.O752 J54 2005 |
| Mark Twain’s The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; executive producer, Robert Geller; produced by Christopher Lukas; teleplay by Mark Harris; directed by Ralph Rosenblum PS1322.M3 2004 |
| Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Rappaccini’s Daughter produced by Margot Fassler, Jacqueline C. Richard PS1872.R36 2005 |
| Ring Lardner’s The Golden Honeymoon a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Dan McCann, Whitney Green; directed by Noel Black; teleplay by Frederic Hunter PS3523.A7 G64 2005 |
| Secret of Photo 51 a Nova production by Providence Pictures, Inc. for WGBH/Boston in association with BBC et al.; written, produced and directed by Gary Glassman QH506 .S42 2007 |
| Sherwood Anderson’s I’m a Fool a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; screenplay by Ron Cowen; produced by Dan McCann; directed by Noel Black PS3501.N8 I4 2005 |
| Stephen Crane’s The Blue Hotel a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; a film by Jan Kadar; story adapted by Harry Mark Petrakis; produced by Ozzie Brown; directed by Jan Kadar PS1449.C85 B58 2005 |
| William Faulkner’s Barn Burning a project of the National Endowment for the Humanities; a production of Learning in Focus; produced by Calvin Skaggs; teleplay by Horton Foote; directed by Peter Warner PS3511.A86 B37 2004 |
Wiley Maintenance
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Recent Acquisitions
Books |
QH315.K37 2011 |
QC73.6.K44 2010 |
Videos and DVD’s |
| Alfred Eisenstaedt, Photographer Varied Directions ; a film by David Hoffman and Scott Sorensen TR820.A43 2003z |
| Business of Innovation. Season 2 HD60.3.B874 2009 |
| Captured Light: The Invention of Still Photography written and produced by Becky Smith; Jaffe Productions; Hearst Entertainment Television in association with the History Channel TR15.C36 2008 |
| Codes of Gender: Identity and Performance in Popular Culture the Media Education Foundation presents; produced by the Media Education Foundation; written and directed by Sut Jhally P96.S5 C62 2009 |
| Double Burden: Three Generations of Working Mothers produced, directed and edited by Marlene Booth HQ759.48.D68 2000z |
| Frontline. Inside the Meltdown produced by Michael Kirk, Jim Gilmore, Mike Wiser ; reported by Jim Gilmore ; written and directed by Michael Kirk ; for Frontline: executive producer, David Fanning ; FRONTLINE co-production with Kirk Documentary Group Ltd. ; WGBH Educational Foundation. HB3717 2008.I577 2009 |
| Frontline. Pot Republic a Frontline Production with the Center for Investigative Reporting in association with KQED. HD9019.M382 C34 2011 |
| Great Artists Seventh Art Productions for Channel 5 Broadcasting, Limited; written and presented by Tim Marlow; directed by Phil Grabsky N40.G743 2002 |
| The Kite Runner DreamWorks Pictures, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment and Participant Productions present a Sidney Kimmel Entertainment and Parkes/MacDonald production; produced by William Horberg, Walter Parkes, Rebecca Yeldham and E. Bennett Walsh; screenplay by David Benioff; directed by Marc Forster PN1997.2.K57 2008 |
| Performing the Passion: J. S. Bach and the Gospel According to John produced by Margot Fassler, Jacqueline C. Richard M2000.B15 J64 2009 |
| Reik; Symbols of Healing RZ403.R45 R45 2005 |
GV1790.N8 R693 2010 |
| Sports Reporting for Television and Radio ABC News Productions PN4784.S6 S667 2010 |
| Strand: Under the Dark Cloth produced by John Walker Productions with the participation of Telefilm Canada . . . et al.; producer/director, John Walker; writer, Seaton Findlay TR140.S78 S77 2002 |
| T’ai Chi: Beginning Practice with David-Dorian Ross GV504.T35 2007 |
Welcome Back the MLA
It’s here! MLA International Bibliography from EBSCOhost is now available from the EKS Library list of databases. Produced by the Modern Languages Association, this database offers a detailed bibliography of journal articles, books, and dissertations. Subjects covered include dramatic arts, folklore, language & linguistics, literature, and literary theory & criticism. Visit us today at: libguides.wingate.edu/alldatabases.
Accounts and Passwords
Introduction
Here is a brief overview of the network account at Wingate. From here you should be able to find what account provides access to which service. We will look at the three accounts which control access to most services at Wingate. These would be Campus Network, WingateApps, and myGate.
Campus Network
This account controls the following services:
- Logging onto Campus Computers
- Wingate WiFi
- Moodle (University edition only)
- OrgSync
- Reporting IT issues to the Help Desk
- Printing when you do not have your Wingate ID handy
This account is initially created with a temporary password. You cannot use the account until you have set the password. Setting the password can be done from either a computer on the Wingate Campus or from the Help Desk. The Help Desk will ask for the following information
- Domain: ACAD for most people , PHARM for Pharmacy and PA students and faculty
- Username: the usename issued (NOTE: it is the part that comes before the @ sign in the e-mail address)
- Old Password: The temporary password
- New Password: Something you create
- Confirm Password: Retype the new password
This password is good for 180 days. After that the password expires and you will have to change it again.
WingateApps
WigateApps is basically the educational version of GoogleApps and includes the following:
- Calendar
- GoogleDocs (Word Processor, Spreadsheet, Presentation)
- GoogleDrive (storage for GoogleDocs and other files)
- Groups
- Sites (create your own websites)
Again, you cannot use WingateApps until you have changed the password. In this case, however, it is a simple matter of Google requiring that you change it when you first log in, rather than going to Help Desk.
myGate
This service has two linked parts, the myGate portal and WinLINK self service. Unfortunately, although it should, myGate does not always make you change your password. To change your password after you log-in, go to My Profile > Account Information > Passwords. If you do not change your password the first time you log-in you may not be able to do so later.
Lost Passwords
WinLINK and myGate
Resetting your account password depends on which account needs to be reset. For WinLINK and myGate, you would need to go to the Forgot My Password page. You will then be sent a temporary password to your Wingate e-mail account. This time WinLINK will make you change the password. If the Forgot My Password page is not working, you can have an administrator reset the password for you. The Help Desk has a form for this purpose.
Campus Network and WingateApps
Neither WingateApps nor the Campus Network have a way to automatically reset a password. Instead, there is a form available at the Help Desk that allows administrators to issue temporary passwords. Remember must change the campus network account you must change the password before using services such as Moodle and OrgSync.
Other Accounts
There are some accounts that are not connected to IT operations at all. These account are in no way connected with the ones above. Some of these include:
- The Bookstore
- CareerGate
- Turnitin
The bookstore has its own password recovery tool. Questions about CareerGate should be directed toward Career Services. Account issues with Turnitin need to be handled between students and their professors.
Tags: Campus Network Account, e-mail, email, GoogleApps, Moodle, myGate, OrgSync, Passwords, WingateApps, WinLINK
WiRE Event
The Friends of the Ethel K. Smith Library and the Wingate University Board of Visitors proudly present Conor Grennan, Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Board of Visitors, Conor Grennan, Little Princes, WiRE
Recent Acquisitions
Books |
LB3032.C364 2008 |
R123 .W4758 2008 |
LB2830.2.T56 2008 |
Videos and DVD’s |
| Deadly Persuasion: The Advertising of Alcohol and Tobacco a lecture by Jean Kilbourne ; Media Education Foundation; director, Sut Jhally HF5831 .D422 2003 |
| Frontline. Death by Fire a Frontline production with Kirk Documentary Group in association with Startbox Films; writers Mike Wiser, Michael Kirk; producer/ director, Jessie Deeter HV8699.U6 T49 2010 |
| The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter a Clarity Films Production ; producer and director, Connie Field D810.W7 L54 2007 |
| Nightline. The Jayson Blair Story: Favoritism and Plagiarism at The New York Times ABC News Productions PN4888.E8 J39 2006 |
| Nora’s Will Menemsha Films, Cacerola Films, Fondo de Inversion and Estimulo al Cine Fidecine (Mexico), with the support of Ixe Banco present ; screenplay by Mariana Chenillo ; produced by Laura Imperiale ; directed by Mariana Chenillo PN1995.9.F6 N67 2011 |
| Pankration: The Original Martial Art History Channel; series producer, Patrick Leigh-Bell; produced by Eric Wetherington, directed by Patrick Leigh-Bell; For the History Channel: Executive producer, Marc Etkind; programming coordinator, Emily MacDowell GV1193.P72 2007 |
| Photography: As Told by Life Magazine Photographers produced and directed by David Hoffman; executive producer, Gordon Bowman; produced by Varied Directions, with the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American Art TR820.5 .P462 2003 |
| Sunset Story ITVS presents a Gabbert/Libresco production; producers, Laura Gabbert, Caroline Libresco, Eden H. Wurmfeld ; director, Laura Gabbert HQ1061.S86 2005 |
| Total Instructional aAignment: Five Big Ideas That Will Transform Your School by Lisa Carter LB2822.82.C37 2009 |
