The Book That Changed My Life

In celebration of National Library Week, we invited the campus community to share the books that changed their lives. See what they selected!

Usability Study of the Library Catalog

WANTED! Students to help test the Library's catalog
REWARD: $20 voucher to the Globe Cafe
WHEN & WHERE: We will arrange a time according to your schedule, from April 22th through May 3rd. The study should take about 45 minutes and will take place in a private room in the Library.
CONTACT: Dana Coleman at dcoleman@harford.edu or 443-412-2146

Poet Laureate Coming to HCC!

Meet Stanley Plumly, Maryland's Poet Laureate, on April 15th at 2PM in the Student Center (Room 243). Enjoy a reading of his award-winning poetry, followed by Q&A. Professor Plumly will take questions via Twitter! Send a tweet to @hcclibref using the hashtag #HCCPlumly

The Internal Enemy: Freedon, Slavery, and War

Attend the upcoming presentation by Dr. Alan Taylor, Pulitzer Prize winner, at the Chesapeake Center on April 8th! View event information.

What Book Changed Your Life?

In celebration of National Library Week, we invite the campus to share the book that changed their life and explain how it changed them. Entries will be displayed in the library and on the library's website. The deadline to enter is Monday, April 1. All participants will be entered to win a Nook Simple Touch and accessories. Submit an entry!

Women in the Arts in Harford County

In celebration of International Women's Day, join the Hays-Heighe House for an inspirational discussion on women in the arts in Harford County, on Friday, March 8th, from 3-5 PM. View event information.

In His Own Words: Frederick Douglass and the Emancipation Proclamation

Join us for the special presentation, "In His Own Words: Frederick Douglass and the Emancipation Proclamation," with Bill Grimmette, Frederick Douglass Costumed Interpreter. Event will be held on Wednesday, February 20th, from 1-2 PM. For information, visit: www.harford.edu/library/events/grimmette.pdf