gis.lib.uci.edu
GIS is a computer based tool for mapping and spatial analysis of the earth’s features and events. Data from a variety of sources can be related on the basis of a common geographical entity.
UC Irvine Libraries services and resources include:
GIS contact:
Yvonne Wilson
(949) 824-7362
ymwilson@uci.edu
Social Science Data contact:
Daniel Tsang
(949) 824-4978
dtsang@uci.edu
exhibits.lib.uci.edu
Langson Library
2nd floor lobby
(949) 824-7227
The Muriel Ansley Reynolds Exhibit Gallery offers campus and community members a glimpse of some of the riches of the UC Irvine Libraries through theme-based exhibits intended to both educate and delight our visitors. Exhibits feature materials such as rare books, manuscripts, photographs, prints, maps, and museum objects.
The Libraries’ spring exhibit, Surviving War, Surviving Peace: The Central Highlanders of Vietnam, highlights photographs of the ethnic Highlanders of Vietnam recently donated to the Southeast Asian Archive. The traditional culture of these ethnic groups came under threat during the Vietnam War and has been largely decimated in the years since due to forced relocation policies of the current government. Anthropologist Joseph Carrier, who spent time among the Highlanders (known in French as montagnards) while posted to Vietnam as a RAND Company researcher during the 1960s, shot the majority of the images and donated them in 2006 and 2007. Some were taken during the War era, others during a return trip in January 2007. Also on exhibit will be Highlander artifacts loaned by our speakers.
In response to users' requests, we have designated areas within the libraries as Quiet Zones.
No cell phones
Turn your phone off
Please take all conversations outside
- Langson Library: Basement
and 4th floor
- Library Gateway Study Center
- Science Library:
4th, 5th, and 6th
Bar & Drum study areas
- Science Library Study Center
dissertation.lib.uci.edu
Langson Library, 5th floor
(949) 824-7227, archives@uci.edu
UCI graduate students submit their completed theses and dissertations to the University Archives. A circulating copy soon becomes available in either Langson Library or the Science Library, as indicated in Antpac. Please consult the UCI Thesis and Dissertation Preparation Manual on our website for complete details.
