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December 2012 Library Exhibit



It’s time for a new exhibit from the SLCC Archives at the Markosian Library!

During December 2012 and January 2013 the SLCC Archives Exhibit will highlight publications from present and past SLCC Faculty and Staff.  This display will showcase the authors’ bios and publications.  The books, drawn from the SLCC Libraries’ Collections, will be displayed in the southwest alcove of the Redwood Library for students, staff, and faculty to peruse or even check out! Come take a look at the extraordinary works from SLCC’s own. 

The exhibit will run from the beginning of December through the end of January.

For more information about the SLCC Archives & Digital Collections visit our information website.
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