Lecture: “Opening the Closed Society,” Susan Glisson, PhD, William Winter Institute at the University of Mississippi, Avery Research Center, April 14th, 6:00 pm Long known as the bastion of American … Read More
Library Archives For College Reads
Thursday, February 11 at 6:00pm, Stern Center Ballroom, 4th floor, 71 George St., College of Charleston. Free and open to the public. Join The College Reads! for a panel discussion of the book … Read More
Monday, Jan. 25 at 7:00pm, Thaddeus Street Jr. Education Center, 25 St. Philip Street, Room 118. Film Screening of America Street – Introduction and Q&A session with Director Travis Pearson. Free and open … Read More
Saturday, November 7, 2pm in Addlestone Library Room 227 Join John White, Dean of the Libraries, this Saturday for a public talk, “Reluctant Desegregation: Charleston in 1964.” Dr. Millicent E. Brown will … Read More
If you are not already planning to join, please consider participating this weekend! Charleston’s Days of Grace September 5 & 6, 2015: Love’s Work Is Justice http://www.daysofgracecharleston.org/ September 5, 9am, … Read More
Convocation 2015 will take place on Monday morning, August 24. Faculty will be leading small groups of new students in a discussion about The College Reads! selection for this year, … Read More
FREE TICKETS FOR GREG MORTENSEN’S TALK
This year, the College Reads selected Greg Mortensen’s book, Three Cups of Tea, for campus wide reading and discussion. He’s be speaking on Nov 11 at 5 pm @ Carolina First Arena. If you haven’t picked up your tickets to Greg Mortensen’s Nov. 11 talk yet, come to the Addlestone Library Circulation Desk. Each faculty and staff member may receive 2 free tickets. And please encourage your students to pick up their tickets – one per student. Please bring an ID.
- Library is open until 8 pm today ( Friday)
- Saturday – 10 am – 8 pm
- Sunday 10 am – 2 am
The library is also Collecting pennies for peace (actually we’re happy to receive nickels, dimes, $10 bills,… you get the idea) . They’ll be jars at the Circulation and Reference Desk for a couple of weeks. The money will go directly to help Greg Mortensen’s nonprofit build more schools in Afghanistan.
And remember the great Research Guide at http://libguides.library.cofc.edu/3cups for folks who want more information. And there are lots of copies of the book on reserve.
