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How To Study

Monday, September 1st, 2008

You’ve registered for classes. You’ve purchased your textbooks. Now what? It’s time to study! If the thought of hitting the books has you unnerved stop by the Todd Library. We’ve put together a display of materials to help you put your study fears at bay. From books and ebooks to information on Learning Enhancement Center assistance classes we have it here.

August Book Display

Friday, August 1st, 2008

With the anniversaries of three famous volcanic eruptions and the current volcanic activity going on in Alaska and Chile, the Todd Library will be hosting a book display on historic and current information concerning volcanoes. Did you know that volcanoes are blamed for “killing” the earth? And Underwater volcanoes are blamed for Mass extinctions? Come “check it out” at the library.

June Book Display

Friday, June 20th, 2008

You may have heard of the Smithsonian Institution and know that it is located in Washington D.C. but do you know the “story behind the story”? Come visit the Todd Library during the month of June and find out about the benefactor, James Smithson and check out some of our wide varied collection produced by the Smithsonian.

National Photo Month

Friday, May 2nd, 2008

May is National Photo Month! According to Community Arts and Media Project in St. Louis, MO. (http://stlcamp.org/free_tagging/photo) “In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month…. A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography.” Check out the Todd Library’s display of books and journals on and about photography and photographers. View the “Photo of the Day” here. Pick up tips and tricks here. Or browse over 110,000 images in our ArtStor database!

May Book Display

Friday, May 2nd, 2008
Our May’s Display will be in cooperation with the Criminal Justice Department here on campus as we pay tribute to Law Enforcement officers and those who have died in the “line of duty”. A week in May is set a side each year as Police Week and one day is designated as National Peace Officers Memorial Day.
 
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