"Being part of MjUNI was an interesting experience. Introducing the university library to children, for whom we do not have a children's or even a young adults department, seemed like a challenge," said Aneta Pilátová, one of the librarians. "We based it on the theme The Master Librarian's Code which draws on knowledge of history and the presence of libraries) and information and reading literacy. In the end, we were pleasantly surprised because the tasks following the discussion – compiling a reference to a favorite book into a reading journal or searching for a book in the catalog according to clues – were not a problem for them," she added.
The young visitors were most impressed by the equipment and technology in the library - self-check Karel, book scanner, QR codes, register from the reader's and librarian's side, apps, and the security gates.
On the last Wednesday of June, the courtyard and auditorium hosted our traditional Semestr-End gathering. The afternoon offered space for informal get-togethers across the faculty, complete with refreshments, a relaxed atmosphere, and a well-deserved break after the demanding end of the semester.
Read the latest installment in our series introducing colleagues from various units across the faculty. In each edition, one colleague answers the same set of seven questions. This time, we spoke with Michaela Kolková, who is responsible at the Communication Office for coordinating outreach to prospective and newly admitted students and for strengthening partnerships with secondary schools.
