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The Nahman-Watson Library at Greenfield Community College

9 hours ago

Is it too early to think about the 2023 growing season? We don't think so! We dream of seeds, soil, sunshine, and planting year-round! The GCC Seed Library will be kicking off it's 2023 growing season in March. We'll be hosting a plant swap again this year as part of our kickoff - indoor/outdoor plants, divisions, cuttings, etc. are welcome! Stay tuned for more information. Comment below any seed varieties you'd like to see this year. 🌱🍅🥒🌶🥕🌺 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Nahman-Watson Library at Greenfield Community College

2 days ago

February is Black History MonthFrom the Library of Congress: Protests Against Racism Web ArchiveThis archive contains a selection of websites documenting protests and activism sparked by the police murder of George Floyd on May 25th, 2020. Floyd's murder kindled American and global civil unrest - protest and resistance to institutional and systemic racism, police brutality, and unsettled issues from the era of colonization and the African slave trade. The archive contains a selection of websites documenting protests and activism sparked by the murder of Floyd, where Mr. Floyd was the “tipping point,” the “last straw,” and also contains websites documenting earlier killings of victims of racism and police brutality. Coverage encompasses protests against racism and police brutality against Blacks, police reform (both the liberal and conservative reactions to police brutality); critical grassroots movements (i.e. local Black activism, multiracial activism).www.loc.gov/collections/protests-against-racism-web-archive/about-this-collection/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Study Café

Thursday February 16 - 12:00pm

Library

Did you know that studying at a specific time with others can help boost motivation to get to work? This is a weekly chance for students to do homework together in a quiet, supportive environment. Study supplies, snacks and reference materials from Peer Tutoring provided—plus a Learning Support Specialist will be on hand to chat about study strategies, goal-setting and more!

Study Café

Thursday February 23 - 12:00pm

Library

Study Café

Thursday March 2 - 12:00pm

Library

Dr. Nathanial Whitaker: From Segregation to Department Head

Thursday March 2 - 2:30pm

Join us for an inspiring talk with Dr. Nathaniel Whitaker, Interim Dean of the College of Natural Sciences at UMass-Amherst, who shares the story of his educational journey from segregated schools in the south to a leader in the academy. https://youtu.be/2rSlb_fmMi4

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