Get to know University Libraries with videos by UA Productions

The University Libraries, the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History, and UA Productions—a student-led, multimedia design team in the Division of Student Affairs—collaborated to create three videos to help students get familiar with all that the Libraries have to offer, including strategies for studying and doing research.

The videos are written and produced from a student’s perspective.

Find them on the UAProduction YouTube Channel. They include Beyond the Books – Research, Beyond the Books – Study, and Beyond the Books – Service.

Bryan Campbell, a broadcast journalism and art and visual design major at the university, wrote the scripts, directed the shoots, and edited the videos.

Contacts

Jennifer Rae Hartman, public relations coordinator
Mullins Library
575-7311, jrh022@uark.edu

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