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March 18 - May 14, 2024
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Spring 2024 LNAP Events by Michelle Ragucci
Wondering about the history of Israel & Palestine? Check out this new book.
Israel & Palestine features important information on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine throughout world history. We believe this content will help provide your students and researchers with a deeper understanding of the political, economic, and social impacts of this conflict from an historical perspective.
Academic Libraries within the State University of New York system embrace the responsibility of curating spaces, providing services and resources that support our communities equitably, and foster belonging. In keeping with SUNY’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion mission, SUNY Libraries are committed to continually raising cultural awareness, sustaining transformation, and working to champion initiatives that support individual expression.
Please take a moment to look at the new guide. This guide provides reports by SUNY Schenectady faculty, books available in the library catalog, as well as other useful websites and resources.
Check out these tutorials and how-to's to help you get started!
https://sunysccc.edu/Academics/Online-Learning/Student-Resources/Brightspace-Resources.html
This is the library’s online film collection. Watch 68,000 classic, world, and independent films and documentaries.
Check out the new CQ Researcher search!
Use this database for trustworthy information on current events. In-depth reports are written by experienced journalists, contain footnotes, and are professionally fact-checked.
Use this database to explore context and solutions-oriented points of view on topics related to race, ethnicity, diversity and inclusiveness.
A librarian will be available in Brainfuse from 6 pm to 7 pm on Mondays and Thursdays when classes are in session. Click here for directions on how to access Brainfuse. When you get to Step 6 in the instructions above, scroll down and click Office Hours to join the virtual Library Reference Help session.
Librarian Matthew can help answer your computer questions. Click the button below to schedule a time to meet with him in the Begley Learning Commons.
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