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New Resources
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Non-Fiction (Partial Listing)
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The Story of the Palo Duro Canyon
Complete Guide for Choosing Landscape Plants
How to Have a Fabulous Wedding for $10,000
Copy Fights; The Future of Intellectual Property in the Information Age
Occupational Outlook Handbook 2002-2003
A Year Along the Garden Path
MLA Handbook For Writers Of Research Papers
Chicken Soup for the Travelers Soul
The Farm: Life Inside a Woman’s Prison
A Basic Guide to Bobsledding
Complete Outdoor Wedding Planner
Parenting in Public
Requiem: World Trade Center
Food and Agricultural Security
Personality Plus for Couples
Great Wedding Tips from Experts
Delivering Knock Your Socks Off Service
Rugby Skills, Tactics and Rules
How To Have An Elegant Wedding For $5,000
How To have A Big Wedding On A Small Budget
What No One Tells The Bride
The Tuskegee Airmen
The Complete Single Mother
Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance (4 Volumes)
The Single Father
Super Computing and the Transformation of Science
The New Global Terrorism
When Your Body Gets The Blues
Child Custody Made Simple
100 Banned Books
Black Teachers On Teaching
Bridal Bargains
When The State Kills
Horseman’s Illustrated Dictionary
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Fiction (Partial Listing)
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The Glorious Cause by Jeff Shaara
That Old Ace In The Hole by Anne Proulx
From A Buick 8 by Stephen King
Answered Prayers by Danielle Steel
The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks
Jackdaws by Ken Follett
Sin Killer by Larry McMurtry
Slightly Shady by Amanda Quick
“P “ Is For Peril by Sue Grafton
The Pursuit by Johanna Lindsey
Nights in Rodanthe by Nicholas Sparks
Julia’s Hope by Leisha Kelly
Temptation by Jude Deveraux
The Cottage by Danielle Steel
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Library Instruction
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The Library offers Library Instruction (LI) sessions that are designed to acquaint students in the use of library resources needed for course work and research, and to help them develop information literacy skills. LI Sessions are taught in the library, and provides an introduction to locating and using library materials, on-line database demonstrations, and an explanation of the library's system of organizing material. Individual and course related sessions are available upon request. LI sessions may be scheduled by calling Jewel Houston, (806) 874-3571 ext. 116 - 800-687-9737, or e-mail your request by clicking Jewel Houston under Ask-A-Librarian on the library home page. Please include your name, date, time, telephone number, and what specific database and/or resource you would like to have demonstrated.
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Library Workshops
Finding Books
Learn how to find books in the Clarendon College (CC) Library using iBistro, the Library's on-line catalog. Discover effective search techniques for finding materials on a topic. Explore useful features such as limiting by language, format and library location, off-campus materials online.
Finding Magazine Articles
Learn to locate magazines, journals, and articles at UC Berkeley. Explore techniques for choosing the right database to locate articles on your topic. Discover strategies for successful searching; learn to narrow and broaden a search, to email yourself online articles and to locate those only available in print.
Web Searching
Effective research requires navigating your Library, online and on campus. Come get introduced to the Library Web. Figure out which campus libraries serve your needs and begin to discover their resources. Learn about the types of tools that will help you find the information you need and the next steps in developing your search skills.
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