Independence Day, commonly known as July 4th, arrives this Saturday, but the official observance by the College is Friday, July 3.  We will be closed that day so that you can get ready to celebrate with all the energy you can muster.
Check out this link provided by Office of Citizens Services & Communications
for lots of information [...]

Every year departmental awards are given to students who deserve recongnition for exceptional work in academic departments.  At the College’s recent “Hats off to Excellence” celebration, the library staff bestowed this honor on Aaron Dunn, who has been a stellar library student assistant in the circulation department for two years.  That’s amazing!  It’s very likely that you have seen [...]

We are excited to announce that local author Sybil Baker will be in the library Tuesday evening at 5:00 to read from her debut novel The Life Plan.  
“Sybil Baker spent twelve years teaching in South Korea prior to accepting a position as an assistant professor of English at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga after earning her [...]

Attend a free webinar Monday March 23, 2009 7:00 pm (Eastern Daylight Time) with Grown Up Digital author and Net Gen Education Challenge host Don Tapscott. 
“The Net Generation is reshaping the form and functions of school, work, and even democracy. Simply put, the wave of youth, aged 12-30, the first truly global generation, is impacting all generations….With its comprehensive examination [...]

In celebration of “The Year of Science’” the Mathematics and Sciences Division will host numerous events throughout 2009, and you can peruse an exhibit of scientific items in the main hallway of the Omniplex as we speak, er…write.
Two Brown-bag Lunch Presentations will be led by David Wollert, Associate Professor of Biology.  Bring your lunch and enjoy these two free [...]