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You’ll notice something new when you walk by the Information Commons @ CTC. Elegant lettering on the windows proudly declares:

LIBRARIES    CONNECT     ENGAGE     LEARN

You’ll find these same words on the header of the Clark College Libraries website. Those words are what we’re all about:  Making connections between and among students, faculty and information, providing opportunities for engaging and interacting with information, and embracing the learning opportunities that meet each of us every day.

Special thanks to our colleague in Facilities Services, Thor Tesdale, who worked with us on this project.  His suburb craftsmanship makes it possible for us to share our message with everyone who walks by.

Items available for 3 hour checkout in the

Information Commons in 219


Did you forget your calculator? Could you use a laptop and computer mouse? How about a set of headphones? We’ve got you covered! The Information Commons in CTC 219 has equipment that you can check out for three hours!

Laptops*

Computer Mice

Scientific and Graphing Calculators

Headphones

Electronic 10 key printing calculator

*You’ll need to fill out a computer equipment agreement form to
check out a laptop. While you’re here, get a library card…they’re free!

 

Tutoring at CTC

Don’t struggle on your own! Visit the Tutoring Commons, CTC336, and let experienced tutor Joey Smokey clear the fog. You can find Joey in the Tutoring Commons on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Yes, you read that right! Joey is available all day Mondays and Wednesdays to provide free tutoring in the following subjects:

  • All levels of Math (except no statistics)
  • Chemistry 143 and below
  • All levels of Biology
  • English 102 and below

It’s early in the quarter, so there may be additional tutors scheduled for additional subjects. If you need tutoring in a subject not listed, please contact Alyssa Brownlee (abrownlee@clark.edu) 992-2668.

Who: You! Students, Faculty, Staff

Don’t miss out on an opportunity to display your art at CTC in the Information Commons mini gallery

What: sculpture, photography, pen and ink, charcoal drawing, oil, watercolor, acrylic, ceramic, mixed media, etc.

Where: Information Commons (219) display case

When: Now! Art is usually displayed for one quarter

If you’d like to display your art, please contact the Information Commons: 360-992-6138

 

You’ve asked for it! You’ve dreamed about it! You’ve waited for it!

It’s here:

The Clark College Libraries NEW Website!

The new Clark Libraries Website, still in beta, includes improved access to familiar resources, plus new features such as:

  • subject access to resources
  • computers and technology
  • study areas and rooms
  • live feeds from the the library’s blogs
  • daily updated open hours

The new site will run alongside the current site  through Summer quarter 2011, at which time we’ll retire the current site.

Check it out and let us know what you think!


Download the free  iPhone and iPod Touch to have the power of searching EBSCOhost databases at your fingertips.

With the EBSCOhost app you can:

  • Choose which databases to search
  • Limit results to full text or peer reviewed
  • Sort by relevance or date
  • Retrieve full text results in HTML and/or PDF formats
  • Save results for offline access at a later date
  • Email results to self or others
  • Automatically save the 25 most recent searches
  • Cover flow display of results

To download the app, click the link at the bottom of anyEBSCOhost page. Enter your email, then follow the instructions to  authenticate the app.


Libraries across the state are participating in WA Library Snapshot Day by collecting statistics, comments, and photographs from a typical day.

Please stop by the Information Commons on April 12 to use our computers or study rooms, check out laptops, calculators,  or reserve materials, look over the new browsing collection of books, and visit with Kitty and Connie.

We’ll also be showing a selection of TED Talks videos in Study Room 219B, so drop in and enjoy the virtual presentations.

Be a part of our “day in the life of libraries” and help to tell the story of the impact of libraries on the Clark College community.  The Information Commons at CTC is open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. We’ll be posting photos to our Facebook page throughout the day (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cannell-Library/15378163723?v=info).

Snapshot Day is a project of Clark College Libraries, the Washington Library and Media Directors’ Council, and American Library Association (ALA).

Timmy Maw, Camila Crespo and Lars Kysar explore books in the library’s new browsing collection. Stop by CTC 219 and find something to read!

We are excited to have started a book collection in the Information Commons (library) at CTC!  It is growing daily. Please stop by and let us know what books you’d like to have available at our campus.  Students can now conveniently access books at our location, as well as on the main campus or through Summit.

Stop by the iCommons and enjoy the amazing photography of Political Science instructor Daniel Cascaddan. His photography demonstrates his eye for capturing the unusual and his talent for creating visual montages. Daniel shows us a different way to look at things that we might just walk right on by!

10-Keys to Success!

Thanks to the generosity of Nancy Johnson and her colleagues in the BTEC department, students can borrow a 10-key calculator with tape from the Information Commons at CTC. This Sharp EL-2630PIII features a large 12-digit, 2-color printer, TAX/GT/AVG conversion functions and Calendar and clock functions. Keys are coated with Microban antimicrobial protection.

Students may check out the calculator for 3 hours at a time and use it anywhere in the CTC building.

10-key calculator

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