We would like to extend a huge congratulations to Flor Macias as she joins the Henderson Campus Library as the new Head of Circulation. Prior to this role, you may have met Flor at the library's circulation desk at the North Las Vegas Campus where she has been helping students access the many resources they need to succeed in college! She has answered a few questions to help us get to know her: Can you tell us a little bit about your time working at CSN Libraries? I've been working at CSN Libraries for close to a decade as a Library Assistant at the North Las Vegas campus, in varying degrees
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As you prepare for Midterms, we have a few events to help get you through the week. Reach out at https://library.csn.edu/ask with any questions! Charleston Campus Library Event: Brain Fuel Station Day: Monday, March 10th Time: 12pm - 2pm Description: Stop by the Library to grab some snacks and supplies to power through studying! Henderson Campus Library Event: Coffee at the Library Day: Wednesday, March 12th Time: 11am - 2pm Description: Refuel with a free cup of coffee to keep you going through exam prep! North Las Vegas Campus Library Event: Poetry in the Patio Day: Wednesday, March 12th
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In recognition of Women’s Empowerment/History Month, CSN Libraries encourages students, staff, and faculty to learn more about recent and historical contributions of dynamic women by browsing its print and electronic collections. Find more information at the Library of Congress’ Women’s History Month website and join students, faculty, and staff at CSN’s celebratory events . Title: All in Her Head: The Truth and Lies Early Medicine Taught Us About Women’s Bodies and Why it Matters Today Author: Elizabeth Comen Location: Charleston Campus library [Call Number: RA564.85.C625 2024] Details: A
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Join us as we host an opportunity to have student voices heard through spoken word. Choose from any topic of your choosing or use the themes below. Scan the QR code to sign up today! Topics: Women's History Month Education Perseverance Race/ Culture & Identity Women's Voices Family Upbringing Date: Wednesday, March 12th Time: 12pm - 2pm Location: June Whitley Lounge at the North Las Vegas Campus
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So, you’ve spent the last few weeks getting into coursework, checking out guides on how to write great papers, ace that math test, and master medical terms - not to mention other subjects! Now you need to think of other study skills, like time management and staying stress free. Check out the Study Skills display at each of the three campuses and these great resources that will help you keep up with the busy semester! Title: Simplify Your Study: Effective Strategies for Coursework and Exams Author: Peter Lia Location: ProQuest Details: This resource offers help with reading strategies, taking
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Out with the old and into the new! The world of fashion can be a fun and exciting world to lose yourself into! Ever wonder which part of the world’s population would have worn your handed down coat with matching hat and gloves? Or perhaps you want to design your very own wardrobe and need some inspiration. Did you ever want to know who inspired Dita Von Teese or which Disney character Golden Age of Hollywood designer, Edith Head, was an inspiration for? Maybe you adore Haute Couture and wonder who is considered the “Father” of this design and what time period it originated from? For all you
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CSN Libraries invites students, staff, and faculty to celebrate Black History Month by checking out items in its print and electronic collections. Several highlights are listed below, plus you can also visit the campus libraries to see more offerings. Note that the Association for the Study of African American Life and History provides comprehensive information on the origins of Black History Month and you can also review CSN’s calendar which includes a month full of engaging events . Title: Requiem for the Massacre: A Black History on the Conflict, Hope, and Fallout of the 1921 Tulsa Race
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If you are visiting any of the three CSN Libraries, you may have noticed that we have many rows of books. Libraries assign call numbers to each book to help you find where they are located on the shelf. The call number is located on the spine of each book, in order alphabetically and then numerically: If you are looking up the name of a book using the CSN Libraries Website, you will find the call number located after the library location: Call numbers are assigned according to the Library of Congress Classification System. The letters represent specific classes and subclasses such as P for
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CSN Libraries will be closed on Monday, January 20th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will resume regular operations on Tuesday, January 21st.
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Welcome one, welcome all! It’s the Spring Semester at CSN! Whether you’re entering our hallowed spaces for the first time or you’re ready to head out soon, CSN Libraries have a ton of resources to help you get ahead this semester. Charleston Campus Library has created a special display with topics ranging from algebra help to building up your self-esteem to paying for college. Come see what we have waiting for you! And for those like prefer e-resources, check out these samplings! Title: Recognizing Online Propaganda, Bias, and Advertising (Internet Research and Information Literacy) Author