“Long Live Denis Diderot” With Dr. Sanford Zale, Core division Where and when: Morgan Room, Aiken Hall, 12:30 p.m. About this discussion: In honor of the tercentenary of his birth, Sanford Zale will argue, in five parts — introduction, narration, proofs, refutation, peroration — that the French Enlightenment intellectual Denis Diderot (1713-1784) wanted to be […]
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Share Your Adventure — Keep your International Travel, Faculty-Led, or Study Abroad Memories alive! Submit your entry to the International Photo Contest today and win cash prizes! When: * Submission deadline (extended)— Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5 p.m. — Entry form here. Submit photo to: Office of International Education Perry Hall, room 122, 1st […]
Continue readingWe are launching a new website this week on Tuesday, March 19th. While it might take a little adjusting mid-semester, our hope is that it will be easier for you to find the information you need and succeed on your research projects. If you have any questions or run into any problems don’t hesitate to […]
Continue readingMarch is a great month. We are getting ready for Spring, and celebrating women in history! We have created a great display of books about women, from Cleopatra to Rosa Parks to Sonia Sotomayor. We will also have pins to give away with pictures of women on them.Check out the Women’s History Project website at:www.nwhp.org […]
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In celebration of Black History Month Wednesday, February 27 Brown Bag #7 Dr. Betsy Beaulieu, Dean/Associate Professor, Core Division, will present her talk: “Motherhood-Identity-Freedom: Harriet Jacobs’ Story” Where and when: Morgan Room, Aiken Hall, 12:30 About this discussion: “Slavery is terrible for men, but it is far more terrible for women.” In 1861, Incidents in […]
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Friday, Feb. 15 — Brown Bag #6 with Adam Rosenblatt “Using forensic science to identify the ‘Disappeared’ victims of the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile” With Dr. Adam Rosenblatt, Core Division Where and When: Morgan Room, Aiken Hall, 12:30 p.m. Contact: Paula Olsen, olsen@champlain.edu
The library will be closing at 5pm today (February 8th) due to inclement weather.
“Collections” in the MIC Library The Library is currently spotlighting a personal “collection” owned by a member of the Champlain College community. The collection on display, “The Horse Figure Collection,” is on loan to us by a CC faculty spouse. The figures are displayed in the glass case on the first floor of the Miller […]
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Join us for Brown Bag Lunch #5 hosted by the Library and the Core division Guest speaker: Kristin Wolf, Assistant Professor, Core Division When & Where: Thursday, January 31, 12:30-2, Morgan Room “Adventures in Amazon beekeeping!” Join Kristin Wolf, Core faculty member, as she presents her community-driven development work with indigenous peoples of the Peruvian […]
Continue readingIn honor of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday, we have set up a display of books about his life. We have also made buttons with images of MLK on them. Stop by and check out the display and grab a button!