If you’re looking for something “Halloween’ish” to do today. Head to the LLCC Library and vote on your favorite decorated pumpkin. All pumpkins were decorated by Library staff.
Category Archives: Library
LLCC Library presents textbook at annual CARLI Conference
On Oct. 22, CARLI honored Secretary of State and State Librarian, Alexi Giannoulias for his support of Illinois libraries. As part of the recognition, a print copy of LLCC’s OER textbook and 3D-printed model of a sugar molecule was presented to Greg McCormick, director of the Illinois State Library. The presentation was done at the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries (CARLI) annual meeting in Champaign. The OER textbook, “An Introduction to Human Nutrition” was written by Erin Shanle, assistant professor of biology and Jan Dowell, adjunct instructor of biology and supported by LLCC’s Open Educational Resources team. The OER was created as part of the Illinois SCOREs grant program.
Hispanic Heritage Month with John Paul Jaramillo today
Join us for Cultural Conversations with LLCC’s own Latino author John Paul Jaramillo, today, Oct. 9, in the LLCC Library at 2 p.m. Hear him read excerpts from his book “Little Mocos.” Jaramillo will take us on a journey with a young Hispanic boy named Manito who yearns for truth and understanding in a complex poor Latino family living in Colorado. Share your own stories with patriarchs, matriarchs and other family members who influenced your lives.
Come enjoy the conversation, snacks and book giveaways. Hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Month Committee and the LLCC Library. Visit the Hispanic Heritage Month online event guide.
National Library Week Continues
Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Library Open House between 1 and 3 p.m. on Wednesday, to celebrate National Library Week. There is one more activity in honor of the week. On Thursday, April 11, attend the Library Data Byte conversation, 11:10 a.m.-noon in MCTR 2237. Join the Data Governance Council and the library as we look at library resources and usage at LLCC.
Library Open House & Edible Book Winners
Congratulations to LLCC student Annie Prevett and Professor Susan McClintock, the winners of the 2024 Edible Book Festival. Annie book entry was, “The World of Pooh,” and Susan’s book entry was “The Monster at the End of the Book.”
The Edible Book Festival was part of National Library Week!
The LLCC Library is a great resource for the students and staff of the college. Please celebrate with us at a variety of events this week around campus in honor of National Library Week! Learn about the ways we’re here to meet student’s needs and serve the LLCC community.
More ways to celebrate:
- Wednesday, April 10 – All staff and faculty are invited to visit us during the Library Open House, 1-3 p.m. Meet our library staff, and browse around the library spaces while you enjoy cookies and drinks.
- Thursday, April 11 – Attend the Library Data Byte conversation, 11:10 a.m.-noon in MCTR 2237. Join the Data Governance Council and the library as we look at library resources and usage at LLCC.
Edible Book Festival is Today
In celebration of National Library Week (April 8-12), the LLCC Library hosts its annual Edible “Book” Festival today.
- 7:30-11 a.m.: Drop off Edible “Book” entries at LLCC Library.
- 11 a.m.-noon: Public voting for their two Favorites.
- Noon: Winners announced, prizes given and “Books” eaten.
Celebrate National Library Week with the LLCC Library!
It’s National Library Week!
The LLCC Library is a great resource for the students and staff of the college. Please celebrate with us at a variety of events this week around campus in honor of National Library Week! Learn about the ways we’re here to meet student’s needs and serve the LLCC community.
Ways you can celebrate:
- Monday, April 8 – Stop by the Library table at the LLCC Eclipse Party, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons. We’ll have free solar eclipse viewing glasses, pinhole projector bookmarks and candy!
- Tuesday, April 9 – Enjoy our Edible Book Festival. View and vote for your favorite creations from 11 a.m.-noon in the library, and then stick around to taste them! Prizes will be awarded to the top two winners, and all “book” creators will receive a gift!
- Wednesday, April 10 – All staff and faculty are invited to visit us during the Library Open House, 1-3 p.m. Meet our library staff, and browse around the library spaces while you enjoy cookies and drinks.
- Thursday, April 11 – Attend the Library Data Byte conversation, 11:10 a.m.-noon in MCTR 2237. Join the Data Governance Council and the library as we look at library resources and usage at LLCC.
Volunteers Needed for Edible Book Fest on Tuesday
In celebration of National Library Week (April 8-12), the LLCC Library will host its annual Edible “Book” Festival on Tuesday, April 9, and we need YOU to make it a success. Participants are needed to create food (homemade or store-bought items) inspired by books/stories, a book title, a scene from a book/story or a pun on a book title. Sign up with the online participant entry form.
Every participant receives a participation gift and there are prizes for the top two entries who receive the most votes.
You don’t have to be an amateur baker/cook to participate. You just need to be willing to have a little fun, be a little silly, and let your imagination run wild! Have questions? Contact Leslie Ross, faculty librarian, leslie.ross@llcc.edu.
Schedule at a Glance for participants on Tuesday, April 9:
- 7:30-11 a.m.: Drop off Edible “Book” entries at LLCC Library
- 11 a.m.-noon: Public Voting for their two Favorites
- Noon: Winners Announced, Prizes Given and “Books” Eaten
Library Open House set for April 10
LLCC employees! Save the date for the LLCC Library Open House, Wednesday, April 10 from 1-3 p.m. Come chat with the library team and learn about some of the ways we’re here for LLCC students, and you! Enjoy cookies, drinks and register for a prize drawing. Departmental open houses are a collaborative learning opportunity for all LLCC employees.
Volunteers Needed for Edible Book Fest
In celebration of National Library Week (April 8-12), the LLCC Library will host its annual Edible “Book” Festival on Tuesday, April 9, and we need YOU to make it a success. Participants are needed to create food (homemade or store-bought items) inspired by books/stories, a book title, a scene from a book/story or a pun on a book title. Sign up with the online participant entry form.
Every participant receives a participation gift and there are prizes for the top two entries who receive the most votes.
You don’t have to be an amateur baker/cook to participate. You just need to be willing to have a little fun, be a little silly, and let your imagination run wild! Have questions? Contact Leslie Ross, faculty librarian, leslie.ross@llcc.edu.
Schedule at a Glance for participants on Tuesday, April 9:
- 7:30-11 a.m.: Drop off Edible “Book” entries at LLCC Library
- 11 a.m.-noon: Public Voting for their two Favorites
- Noon: Winners Announced, Prizes Given, & “Books” Eaten