Showing posts with label florida crime fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label florida crime fiction. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2016

Part 2 What You Missed at the LLRC!


The Library celebrated
Black History Month
with an exhibit that was on display all month in the
library's Gallery!


 

February 18 was a very busy day with
three events!
 
MLA Workshop on Citing and Paraphrasing in MLA style was held in the Instructional Lab, LL303.  
Click this link below for our next workshop!
 http://palmbeachstate.libguides.com/lwlibraryworkshops
 
 
 
The Black History Month Exhibit was on display
through February 29th.

 
Black History Month Program including refreshments was held in the Gallery.  The Black History Month Exhibit was on display all month.


 





3rd floor book display
 

 PTLC Hosted 
“Everything you Wanted to Know about the Bachelor’s Degree Programs But Haven’t Asked”! 

 
Dr. Kaplan shared her overview of the historical development of the Bachelor’s programs, what’s happening now and what’s in store for the future.  
  





 

February 19 TRiO and
Student Support Services

The library enjoyed participating in TRiO Day’s ‘Amazing Race’ themed scavenger hunt this week.  We were excited and proud to be part this event for students from middle and high school classes!  











 



What is TRiO?  TRiO’s support team helps low-income and first-generation college students and individuals with disabilities graduate from college. 



 


Services include assistance with securing financial aid; personal, academic and career counseling; academic instruction; assistance with transition to four-year programs from two-year institutions; and assistance with applying to graduate and professional programs.


 

February 24th Easy Bib

This workshop was held in the Instructional Lab-LL303.
Click this link below for our next workshop!
http://palmbeachstate.libguides.com/lwlibraryworkshops



February 25th, Florida Crime Fiction

 
 


PTLC hosted this event
“Got Papers?!” in our Gallery.  

“Florida Crime Fiction: A Genre in Search of an Editor”

 
 
 
 Professor Steve Brahlek examined crime
 narratives set in Florida,
 “the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”.

 
To read more about these and future PTLC Events click this link:


February 29,
1st Social Media Contest - Library -Instagram
February was LOVE YOUR LIBRARY Month at PBSC Library!
The library celebrated with an Instagram Contest. To enter students had to take a photo of something they loved about our library including a sentence about the photo, then posting it on their Instagram. Two winners have been contacted to pick up their prizes.

 

  



 

 
 

 Next blog:
March Events and
 the April National Library Week Schedule!
 


 

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Janurary Library Events You Might Have Missed!

January’s PTLC Events
On Jan. 19th PTLC hosted “Here’s the Scoop”.
A panel discussion for interview tips for Adjuncts was held in the Gallery- Library-LLRC.  Panelist were Dr. Regina Dilgen, Associate Dean Susan Caldwell, Associate Dean Carlos Ramos, and
Dr. Jessica Peña-Lopez. 
 The discussion was moderated by Dr. Matt Klauza.
 

 

 
 
 



On January 20th PTLC hosted “Got Papers?!” in NS129.
“Genealogy and Family Tales: Are the Tales Fact or Fiction?”



The guest presenter was our Reference Librarian Doug Cornwell from the Lake Worth Campus.  How did Professor Cornwell get started in Family Genealogy?

He explained how this all began. We enjoyed his stories about  how organizing research for his own family genealogy in high school and college gave him the desire to study library science.

 

 


From PTLC's Newsletter:
"He explained various research strategies to gather and analyze information.  More specifically, he addressed how vital records, photographs, names, secondary sources, and even family crests can be used to understand family history-and how they can be used to dispel family myths."
 
 
 
 
On Jan. 26th PTLC’s “Here’s the Scoop”
 was held in the Gallery-Library-LLRC.
 
QEP-Create a Customized Critical Thinking Quick Guide


Guest Presenter was Dave Wells, QEP Manager
 
 

 

 
From PTLC’s Newsletter:
“During this workshop, Mr. Wells showed faculty how to create a critical thinking guide that is customized to their specific subject area. Faculty brainstormed in groups to share ideas, then Mr. Wells circulated to individual faculty members as they worked on their own critical thinking guides and explored the usefulness of these guides in their own classrooms and in other areas on campus. Afterwards, faculty shared their guides and discussed broader ideas surrounding critical thinking.”

 

 

On Jan. 28, PTLC’s “Here’s the Scoop”
 hosted PBSC ‘Student of Concern Team’.

 


Hardly a seat was left in the Gallery!

 Many listened intently as the ‘Student of Concern Panel’
answered many serious questions.




 
PTLC Events-What’s next?
 February 25th PTLC hosts “Got Papers?!”
2pm- 3:15pm in the Gallery-Library-LLRC.

Professor Steve Brahlek will present
“Florida Crime Fiction: A Genre in Search of an Editor”

To read the PTLC Newsletter and  for more information about PTLC future events, click this link: http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/ptlc/Documents/lw-ptlc-newsletter.pdf


MLA Workshops
On Jan. 21 two MLA Workshops were held in LL303 with our Reference Librarian Doug Cornwell from the Lake Worth Campus covering
‘Citing & Writing your Way to Better Research Papers & Speeches”. 
This included Library Boot Camp and EasyBib sessions.
 


 
 What’s next?

APA and MLA Coming Events: Feb. 24,
March 16, March 17,
 March 29 and April 21.

Click this link for more information:
http://palmbeachstate.libguides.com/lwlibraryworkshops