Hist 17 b shasta college library tour
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The Shasta College Library provides a tour for History 17 B students to introduce them to the librarians and the library's mission. The librarians are Carolyn Salus-Singh with a background in urban planning and history, Cheryl Cruse with a background in psychology and sociology, and Katie Leach with a background in English and early childhood education. The library's mission is to foster student success through comprehensive and student-centered programs, services, and spaces that support learning needs, instructional needs, and information needs of the diverse college community.
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- 1. SHASTA COLLEGE LIBRARY TOUR FOR HISTORY 17 B
- 2. Librarians • Carolyn Salus-Singh – B.A. Urban Planning, minor U.S. History – Master of Library Science • Cheryl Cruse – B.A. Psychology, minor Sociology – Master of Library Science • Katie Leach – B.A. English, minor Early Childhood Education – Master of Library Science
- 7. Library’s Mission Statement Library Mission Statement The Shasta College Library provides comprehensive, student-centered programs, services, and spaces that foster student success. The Library supports the learning needs of a diverse student population, the instructional needs of the faculty, and the information needs of the college community. We provide the environment, curate resources, and instruct students in research skills that enhance critical thinking and inspire ongoing intellectual inquiry. Adopted Fall 2015
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