Thursday, October 5, 2017

Flying the coop?


Reduced Library Hours October 11th

Wednesday October 11th is the CCSNH Symposium. The Fortier Library's hours will be reduced to 1pm-7pm. Students in need of a computer or assistance may go to the Academic Success Center in Room 104 starting at 8am.Pumpkin, Autumn, October, America

Monday, October 2, 2017

Spooky Story Season

During the month of October, as temperatures drop and nights grow longer, it's the perfect time to carve pumpkins, eat caramel apples, and prepare for Halloween.

The WMCC Library has a great collection of fun kids books and scary tales, both new and old, for all ages and reading levels.


Sunday, October 1, 2017

Transporting Into the 21st Century

For the month of October, the Library is highlighting WMCC's transportation-industry programs:

Automotive Technology

Automotive Service Management

Please stop by the library to find out more about how these programs could lead to your future career, or to check out materials related to these exciting fields!
  

Friday, September 29, 2017

Banned Books Week Success Stories

Thank you to WMCC students, faculty, staff, administrators and community members for participating in our Banned Books Week display and for the insightful discussions that followed.

The winner of the participation prize is: Tammy Vashaw! 




Sunday, September 24, 2017

Banned Books?!

September 24-30, 2017, is National Banned Books Week, where libraries across the country raise awareness about titles that have been banned, or challenged, in U.S. schools and community libraries.
What are banned books?  According to the American Library Association (ALA):  "A challenge is an attempt to remove or restrict materials, based upon the objections of a person or group. A banning is the removal of those materials."  

In an effort to raise censorship awareness, the WMCC Fortier Library is highlighting titles which have been under attack.  Visit our display to find out what books were "inappropriate" or "offensive," and why.  Is your favorite book on the list from the Library of Congress's Banned Books that Shaped America?

Stop by the library and have your mug shot taken with a dangerous book!