The Library at North Campus is hosting NC Digs, an exhibit from the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. This traveling exhibit contains panels that feature five types of archaeological sites in North Carolina—Native American, battlefield, plantation, trash pit, and industrial—along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. In addition […]
The Confederate Prison at Salisbury as depicted in an 1886 lithograph. North Carolina Collection, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library. An informational lecture addressing the Confederate Prison Dig site in Salisbury will take place during the NC Digs exhibit's tenure at the College. Guest speaker is Dr. Gary Freeze Catawba College Professor […]
It’s a disease of the brain that causes problems with memory, thinking, and behavior. ALZHEIMER’S IS NOT NORMAL AGING. Join us to learn about: The impact of Alzheimer’s. The difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia. Alzheimer’s disease stages and risk factors. Current research and treatments available to address some symptoms. Alzheimer’s Association resources. Tuesday, February 18th […]
The American Psychological Association announced the 7th edition of its publication manual in October. This is the first significant revision to the manual in ten years with more examples and rules for citing, formatting and using the information in APA-style papers. The Library at North and South will hold APA workshops for faculty who want […]
The American Psychological Association announced the 7th edition of its publication manual in October. This is the first significant revision to the manual in ten years with more examples and rules for citing, formatting and using the information in APA-style papers. The Library at North and South will hold APA workshops for faculty who want […]