Be sure to come in and view the International Photo competition submissions now on display on the main floor of the Miller Information Commons. And while you’re here, don’t forget to submit a vote for the “people’s choice” award. You might also find a moment to browse through some of the books in our display […]
Continue readingThis Friday, March 23rd, we are going to be shooting video of students, faculty, and staff discussing their experience with the library and what makes it great. We need you to share your thoughts and help us out with our video project. What ways has the library impacted you? What do you really love about the […]
Continue readingMarch is a great month! It is a month to celebrate the arrival of Spring and the month when we celebrate Women! Our library has put together a great display of books about women. From Helen Keller to Madeleine Albright, we have a wonderful collection of books featuring women and their roles in history. The […]
Continue readingJoin your colleagues in the Library and on campus as Sarah Faye Cohen, Assistant Director of the Library, shares her love of books with us at the Meaningful Books Series. All are welcome. When: Wednesday, March 21st, 3:30-4:30Where: Vista Room, 3rd floor MIC Refreshments will be served!
Join your colleagues in the Library and on campus as Claire Giroux-Williams, Assistant Director for Residential Life Operations, shares her love of books with us at the Meaningful Books Series. All are welcome. When: Monday, February 13th, 3:30-4:30Where: Vista Room, 3rd floor MIC Refreshments will be served!
Our library has been selected as the recipient of this year’s ACRL Excellence in Academic Libraries Award in the College Library category. We were selected in part because of our “nontraditional approach to instruction and positive student-driven environment.” We’re very excited and honored to receive this award and it’s a testament to all the dedication, creativity, and fun […]
Continue readingWe recently purchased access to the business and economics collection from Films on Demand. This is a collection of educational videos on topics in f Business Education; Business Technology; Economics; Ethics & Business Law; Finance, Accounting & Taxation; Management; and Marketing. You can access this database in our alphabetical list under “F”, under “article databases by […]
Continue readingStop by the library to enjoy a sampling of COR 110 student self-portraits. The works on display represent the efforts of members of the class of 2014 to integrate their learning in art, psychology, neuroscience, and literature to produce their own self-portraits at semester’s end.
For the first time, we’re showcasing children’s books added to the Library’s collection during 2011, including the most recent Caldecott (A Sick Day for Amos McGee, Philip Stead) and Newbery (Moon over Manifest, Clare Vanderpool) winners. These books are front and center for only a short time, so come have a look at one of […]
Continue readingCheck out something to read for fun this semester. There are three books on display that were selected by Champlain students as their favorites. You can watch a quick video of students discussing their favorite books by scanning the code on the front. Happy reading!