Last chance to fill in the library survey!
The survey closes at midnight tonight…it’s your last chance to let us know what you like and what you may not like…and give us your suggestions. Great prizes if you take the time to let us know what you’re thinking!
Saturday hours added!
The Libraries are opening from 1 pm to 5 pm on
Saturday April 4, 2009
and
Saturday April 18, 2009
Come in if you’re looking for a quiet place to study. Staff will also be on hand for any help you may need.
Quiet in the libraries? Not so much…
We’re down to the final few weeks of the Winter Term…and the libraries are not exactly havens of peace and quiet. Group work is a major component of most programmes but we need to provide quiet study areas as well. The library staff at both campuses are working hard to accommodate these very different needs. Could we ask for your help? Please respect the need for quiet study space in these few final weeks.
Laptops…digital cameras…oh my!
It’s getting close to end of term…assignments and presentations are well underway. Have you thought about adding a little kick to your presentation by making a video or making up your own portfolio of pictures? Or maybe you need a little extra computer time to work on an assignment?
The libraries have digital cameras, digital video cameras and laptops available for 24 hour loan. Come into the libraries to book in advance, if you’re interested, and have a look at the types of equipment we have to offer.
Successful book launch for Rev. Dr. Conteh @ NOTL Campus Library
The book launch held for Rev. Dr. Prince Conteh’s new book, Traditionalists, Muslims, and Christians in Africa: Encounters and Interreligious Dialogue, was attended by an enthusiastic crowd at the NOTL Campus Library on March 17th. Munchies were enjoyed, discussion was lively and the crowd called for more! Keep an eye on the blog for future events being held at either of the campus libraries.
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- President of Niagara College, Dr. Dan Patterson
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- Rev. Dr. Conteh, Multi-faith Chaplain at Niagara College with Karen McGrath, Manager of the Libraries of Niagara College
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- Rev. Dr. Conteh discussing his book
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- Discussion abounds…
Survey is still running and we want to know what you’re thinking!
The Libraries’ survey will be running until March 31st. Take the time to complete the survey and let us know what you’re thinking, what you like or don’t like and what you’d like to see for the future of the libraries. And don’t forget all the prizes just waiting to be won!
Interfaith Dialogue with Rev. Dr. Conteh – March 17 @ NOTL Library
The Student and Community Relations Division and the Libraries of Niagara College are hosting a book launch for the College’s Chaplain, Rev. Dr. Prince Conteh on Tuesday, March 17 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus library. Rev. Dr. Conteh will discuss his book, “Traditionalists, Muslims, and Christians in Africa: Encounters and Interreligious Dialogue,” and dialogue on interfaith issues. The event will also serve as an opportunity to learn more about the Multi-faith Chaplaincy Service at Niagara College.
The Survey is here!
As we plan for the future of the Libraries of Niagara College, it is important that we consult with our users to provide the services you need. The survey takes about 10-13 minutes to complete so please take the time to help us help you. The survey will be open from March 9th to March 31st.
Enter your e-mail address (this must be your Niagara College e-mail address) to be eligible to win one of five fantastic prizes!
The Survey is completely confidential and your e-mail address will be stripped from the survey. If you entered your e-mail address for a chance to win a prize this e-mail address will be held in a separate file and can not be re-attached to your response.
http://niagaracollege.ca/librarysurvey
If you need some help with the survey please contact:
Sandy Kerr, Welland Campus Library, skerr@niagaracollege.ca (905-735-2211 ext 7731)
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Ralph Laird, NOTL Campus Library, rlaird@niagaracollege.ca (905-641-2252 ext 4402).
Or just come and see us and fill it out at one of the computer kiosks at either Library. Thanks from the staff of the Libraries.
Book a study room in advance!
Group study rooms at both campus libraries can be booked up to one week in advance! Visit the circulation desk at either library to book your day and time…and no, room service is not provided…but we do have markers for the white boards!
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- Niagara-on-the-Lake Library study room
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- Welland Library study room
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