February 29, 2012

Free Success Seminars coming up in March

Check out these free Library Success Seminars coming up in March. These sessions cover a variety of topics related to library research. Ask your instructor about extra credit for attending any of these seminars. See the Library Instruction page for more information about future seminars at all OCC campuses.

Orchard Ridge Campus
(see all Winter 2012 seminars for Orchard Ridge)
Royal Oak Campus
(see all Winter 2012 seminars for Royal Oak)
Southfield Campus
(see all Winter 2012 seminars for Southfield)

February 14, 2012

Same Database, New Look: Omnifile Full-Text Select

Users of the Omnifile Full Text Select database may have noticed a change to the look of the database this month as the platform changed from Wilson to EBSCOhost.  While it may look different, the content is still the same and it is still a great resource for full-text articles on any topic.  Try it now, or ask a librarian if you have any questions about OCC Library resources.

February 6, 2012

More free Library Success Seminars in February

More free Library Success Seminars are coming up in February. These sessions cover a variety of topics related to library research. Ask your instructor about extra credit for attending any of these seminars. See the Library Instruction page for more information about future seminars at all OCC campuses.

Orchard Ridge Campus
(see all Winter 2012 seminars for Orchard Ridge)
Southfield Campus
(see all Winter 2012 seminars for Southfield)

January 27, 2012

Celebrate Black History Month Through Reading

OCC Libraries in partnership with The OCC Diversity Committees are proud to participate in the 23rd National African American Read-In the week of February 6-10, 2012.

OCC Students and employees are invited to hear readings or read a brief passage aloud from books written by African American authors. The goal of this event is to celebrate Black History Month and bring awareness about the contributions African Americans have made to the literary world. For more information, contact your OCC campus  library or checkout our flier!

See a list of reading resources

More about the 21st National African American Read-in