Policies - Nahman-Watson Library

Below are policies for the Nahman-Watson Library.

News & Events

Bookends Intergenerational Book Group: Running with Sherman

Thursday April 24 - 5:30pm

Greenfield Public Library

Bookends, a collaboration between Greenfield Community College and Greenfield Public Library, is an intergenerational book group with a focus on discussions that are based on different backgrounds and perspectives as a means to bring our community closer together. Open to the general public and intended for ages 13–130! Join us to read Running with Sherman by Christopher McDougall, a heartwarming true story about the author’s journey to rehabilitate a neglected donkey by training him to run in a burro race, highlighting themes of resilience, healing and the deep bond between humans and animals. Copies of the book are available to borrow at both libraries. RSVP recommended!

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Lunch with Jo Comerford

Monday April 28 - 12:00pm

C301 Library Computer Lab

Meet and greet with state senator Jo Comerford, who represents Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester counties. Enjoy lunch and let her know what's on your mind as a Massachusetts resident and community college student! RSVP to sign up for lunch and/or the Zoom link.

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Plum Reading

Tuesday April 29 - 12:00pm

Library

In recognition of Poetry Month, writers and artists featured in the latest edition of Plum, GCC's literary magazine, share their work at a reading celebrating the magazine's relaunch, with special guest poet and former GCC English professor Maria Williams. As an adoptee and single mother, Maria often writes poems and stories about belonging, abandonment, family and relationships. Maria is author of the book White Doe (2024) and the chapbook A Love Letter To Say There Is No Love (2011), and her poems have been published in numerous journals including Bellevue Literary Review, Pank, Quarterly West, Allium and Bateau.

Student Symposium

Monday May 12 - 3:00pm

Library

The GCC Student Symposium celebrates outstanding achievements in research, professional development and creative expression. Participants showcase capstone projects from participating courses, as well as independent projects undertaken in any GCC class, internship or clinical/off-site placement. We welcome a diverse array of creative projects—including writing, studio arts, musical performance and drama, all contributing to a vibrant showcase of student talent. Learn more and sign up to participate at gcc.mass.edu/library. Stop in at any time and see what our amazing students have been up to and enjoy snacks on us!