Monday, April 16th – Sunday, April 22nd
FREE snacks & beverages everyday
Quiet Study
Group work spaces
NEW! Printmaking sessions with Craftsanity’s Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood
Monday, April 16th 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Wednesday, April 18th 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
PLUS on Saturday, April 21st and Sunday, April 22nd
Extended hours from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm (both days)
Tutors available in select subjects
No registration required.
Monday, April 16th – Sunday, April 22nd
FREE snacks & beverages everyday
Quiet Study
Group work spaces
NEW! Printmaking sessions with Craftsanity’s Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood
Monday, April 16th 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Wednesday, April 18th 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
PLUS on Saturday, April 21st and Sunday, April 22nd
Extended hours from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm (both days)
Tutors available in select subjects
No registration required.
Here are the Upcoming Adjusted Library Hour:
Beginning Monday May 7 thru Friday August 17:
Grand Rapids Community College offering two spring drone courses
April 9, 2018; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Realtors, farmers and the construction industry are among dozens of groups with an interest in drones.
Colleges have noted this interest, and Grand Rapids Community College is among a growing number responding to area demands for drone classes.
News 8
April 9, 2018; WOOD TV
Some college students are struggling with basic needs, according to a new study … more than a third of college students are struggling to find food and housing.
We reached out to Grand Rapids Community College this afternoon. They tell us the college operates a food pantry to help students in need. The number of students using that resource has declined in recent years.
April 9, 2018; White Lake Beacon
The following local students were among 25 Muskegon Community College students who were inducted into the college’s Beta Xi Xi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society during its 26th ceremony at MCC held March 14 in the Blue and Gold Room on campus.
… Assisting with the 2018 ceremony was Morgan Brown, the PTK Regional President from Grand Rapids Community College.
Grand Rapids poet David Cope releases latest anthology
April 9, 2018; Grand Rapids Magazine
David Cope’s poems are derived from the experiences hes cultivated over the years. They are snippets of inner monologues, conversations and moments in time that capture soulful characters through thoughtfully painted portraits and expressive accounts of real situations.
… Cope will be reading excerpts from “The Invisible Keys: New and Selected Poems” at two local poetry readings this week:
… Thursday, April 12 at the Grand Rapids Community College Library from 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
GRCC’s yearlong focus on “fake news,” organized by the library, will end with a panel discussion on April 10.
Journalism adjunct and Collegiate adviser Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood will moderate a panel of local media:
“Fake News from a Journalist’s Perspective” starts at 11:30 a.m. April 10 on the library’s second floor.
Monday, April 16th – Sunday, April 22nd
FREE snacks & beverages everyday
Quiet Study
Group work spaces
NEW! Printmaking sessions with Craftsanity’s Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood
Monday, April 16th 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Wednesday, April 18th 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
PLUS on Saturday, April 21st and Sunday, April 22nd
Extended hours from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm (both days)
Tutors available in select subjects
No registration required.
Grand Rapids Poet Laureate Emeritus David Cope will read from his new book, The Invisible Keys: New and Selected Poems, and from poetry he’s written throughout his career during a special event on April 12.
A long-time GRCC English professor, Cope sparked the poetic imaginations of many of his students. He also served as editor of GRCC’s Display Magazine for many years.
Copies of Cope’s book, published by Ghost Pony Press, will be for sale at $16 during the event, which runs from 7-8:30 p.m. on the GRCC library’s second floor. Refreshments will be served during the reading, which is sponsored by the library and the English Department.
Don’t miss the upcoming “Fake News from a Journalist’s Perspective” panel discussion!
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
11:30 a.m. Library and Learning Commons 2nd floor
Featuring:
· Catherine Behrendt (WZZM-13)
· Clayton Cummins (GRCC Alumnus & Anchor for WILX News-10)
· Justin Dawes (GRCC Alumnus & Grand Rapids Business Journal)
· Bart Deiters (WOOD TV-8)
· Jim Harger (MLive)
· Shelly Irwin (WGVU)
· Participation of student editors from the GRCC Collegiate.
The discussion will be facilitated by: Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood, GRCC adjunct journalism professor, Collegiate Advisor & Former MLive reporter.
Our guest panel will discuss changing media landscape and the effects of fake news on the journalism industry.
Classes and public are welcome!
Sponsored by GRCC Campus Common Reading, the Collegiate Grand Rapids Community College Student Newspaper, Instructional Support, and the Library and Learning Commons.
The “Fake News in Real Context” discussion with author Paul Levinson drew students from three classes:
Plan to attend the next program in the Combating Fake News series when Paul Levinson will discuss his book Fake News In Real Context. Dr. Levinson will sign copies of his book after the presentation; the Library and Learning Commons has complimentary book copies for GRCC students, faculty and staff (while supplies last) available at the Circulation Desk.
The presentation will be 1-2 p.m. March 20 at the Library & Learning Commons 2nd – West. There will be refreshments.
For more information or accommodations, contact library circulation specialist Antoinette (Toni) Harrington at 616-234-3555 or antoinetteharrington@grcc.edu
The Library and Learning Commons is hosting a guest speaker on the topic of Fake News.
Angie Oehrli, Learning Librarian from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor will visit and discuss “Fake News, Lies, and Propaganda!: How to sort fact from fiction.”
What questions should we ask ourselves as we watch or read the news? Join us for this discussion as we use critical thinking skills and practical strategies to evaluate the news.
It takes place 1-2:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 28, on the second floor of the Library and Learning Commons. Snacks will be provided!
This event is sponsored by GRCC Campus Common Reading, Instructional Support, and The Library and Learning Commons. Questions? Contact Antoinette (Toni) Harrington, 616-234-3555 or antoinetteharrington@grcc.edu.
Here are the Upcoming Adjusted Library Hours through Winter 2018:
Feb 19-Mar 3 Regular Hours
Closed on Sundays now
Mar 5-Mar 9 8am-5pm Limited Services Spring Break
Mar 10-Mar 11 Closed
Mar 12-Apr 27 Regular Hours
Apr 21-Apr 22 10am-10pm Exam Cram
Regular Winter Semester Hours:
Monday-Thursday 7:30am-9:45pm
Friday 7:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm
The Library and Learning Commons is hosting a guest speaker on the topic of Fake News.
Angie Oehrli, Learning Librarian from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor will visit and discuss “Fake News, Lies, and Propaganda!: How to sort fact from fiction.”
What questions should we ask ourselves as we watch or read the news? Join us for this discussion as we use critical thinking skills and practical strategies to evaluate the news.
It takes place 1-2:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 28, on the second floor of the Library and Learning Commons. Snacks will be provided!
This event is sponsored by GRCC Campus Common Reading, Instructional Support, and The Library and Learning Commons. Questions? Contact Antoinette (Toni) Harrington, 616-234-3555 or antoinetteharrington@grcc.edu.
Faculty – do you have questions about using copyrighted print, media or other visual materials in your courses? If so, please contact your assigned library liaison by email for assistance with: utilizing our Copyright Clearance Center Annual License; verifying citations and determining a copyright holder; and, permalinking licensed library resources into Blackboard. Please take a look at the Copyright Subject Guide.
The Library & Learning Commons offers a Raider Salute to custodian Jason Natte. Jason, in addition to his regular set-up, tear-down, and clean-up duties, helped us decorate for our recent Learning Center Open House. He has “ladder skills” and hung lots, and lots, and lots of snowflakes from our ceiling panels. We salute you!
