Tutoring in the Library!

Tutoring will be available on the 2nd floor of the Library, by the copy machine, from Monday, April 23 to Thursday, April 26, 10 AM -  2PM.

National Library Week 2012

You Belong @ your Library during National Library Week April 9 - April 14. View the activities we have planned!

Harford County and the Fugitive Slave

EVENT: Harford County and the Fugitive Slave, lecture by Jim Chrismer, with discussion by Stephen Whitman, Ph.D. and Christine Tolbert. Sponsored by Hays-Heighe House with funding from the National Endowment of the Humanities.
DATE: April 26, 12:30 PM, SC 243 & 6:30 PM, E132

Students WANTED!

WANTED: Students to help test out the library's website.
REWARD: $20 gift card to the Globe Cafe!
WHEN & WHERE: We will arrange a time according to your schedule, in April or May. The study should take 45 minutes and will take place in a private room in the Library.
CONTACT: Jess Ambrose @ jeambrose@harford.edu or 443-412-2235 to volunteer.

Find your way in the Library! Take a quick virtual tour.

We Want Your 5 Favorite Books!

To celebrate National Library Week 2012, we invite everyone on campus to share their 5 Favorite Books. Take advantage of this opportunity to share the books that have thrilled, inspired or entertained you. The deadline to submit entries is Friday, March 16. To participate, fill out the online form.

Let's Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War

Join us for two upcoming presentations on the Civil War!
   In a Stranger Place: Louisa May Alcott and other Concordians Respond to the Civil War, presented by Professor Colleen Webster, will be held on March 6th from 1-2 pm in the Student Center, room 243.
   Marching Through Maryland: Lee’s Campaign of 1862, by Dr. Thomas Clemens, will be held on March 8th from 6:30-8 pm at the Harford County Public Library (Bel Air Branch).
   These events are part of the “Let’s Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War” series, made possible through support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Library Association, and the Maryland Humanities Council.