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Thursday - Sunday: Closed
News and Events at Orange Coast College Library
TUESDAY OCT 5 @7PM
(Check with your professor for extra credit)
Join us for a Zoom talk with Bill Campbell, author and publisher at Rosarium Publishing. His latest work, The Day the Klan Came to Town, is a graphic novel based on historical events: The Ku Klux Klan attack on the Jewish, Catholic, Black, and southern and eastern European immigrant communities of Carnegie, Pennsylvania, in 1923, and how they rose up to send the Klan packing.
In dialog with Campbell will be Rachelle Cruz, Professor of Creative Writing in the Genre Fiction concentration at Western Colorado University, and author of Experiencing Comics: An Introduction to Reading, Discussing and Creating Comics.
This event is sponsored by the OCC Multicultural Center.
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The 2020/2021 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is online!
Tickets are available for two exciting programs at this site until October 24, 2021:
In honor of Hispanic Heritage month (September 15-October 15) the library has a book and virtual display of resources highlighting the Latinx experience in the United States.
The displays include print books, ebooks, and videos on history, culture, biographies and memoirs, art, food, adult and young adult fiction, and children's books. Come by the library in person* or the virtual display.
*The library is open on Mondays and Tuesdays from 10am - 6pm.
The library provides workshops for students to learn how to do library and information research. The goal or mission of these workshops is based on the ultimate goal or mission of Information Literacy, which is that students learn library and information research skills that make them independent and life-long learners. Extra credit will be available if requested by your teacher.
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Take a look at the new Faculty Services guide. The guide provides information about the library services that you may be most interested in, including library lectures, workshops, requesting library materials, and using library resources in your classes.