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Our View from the Park: Minneapolis Community and Technical College Library staff talk about issues important on campus, in libraries, in our communities, and whatever else is on our minds.
MCTC Library
Date / Time: 12/11/2009 5:00 PM UTC
Category: Education
Call-in Number: (646) 200-4753
Join Minneapolis Community and Technical College Library staff in a conversation about issues important on campus, in libraries, in our communities, and whatever other things that are on our mind.
Upcoming Episodes
12/25/2009 5:00 PM UTC - Our View From the Park
Date / Time: 11/13/2009 5:00 PM UTC
Join Minneapolis Community and Technical College Library staff in a conversation about issues important on campus, in libraries, in our communities, and whatever other things that are on our mind. Karen Hogan will be our guest as we show-case Quatrefoil Library (http://www.quatrefoillibrary.org/). Quatrefoil Library's mission is to collect, maintain, document and circulate gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer materials and information in a safe and accessible space, in order to promote understanding, an appreciation of diversity and history, and the value of communities.
Date / Time: 10/31/2008 4:59 PM UTC
The Center for Civic Engagement is sponsoring a writing activity called a Letter to the President as part of the Global Diversity Week (November 17-20). By then, of course, a new president will be elected but yet to have taken office. We are inviting all students - but particularly international students or students with international or global concerns - to write to the new president, expressing their concerns, their hopes, and their aspirations for their country (or the country of interest) for the coming four years.
The Center will gather the letters during Global Diversity Week - we’ll be staffing a table on the T Building’s 2nd floor - and students will also have a chance to write their letters on the spot if they like. We will display some letters on display boards (with the student’s permission), and all of the letters will be sent to the president via the office of U. S. Representative Keith Ellison, the college’s congressional representative.
If you have any questions, please contact Michael.Kuhne@minneapolis.edu.
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