New Materials for May

Happy Finals Week! Whether you are looking for resources for your final research paper or need a quick break from studying, come take a look at some of our newest acquisitions.

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Increase your knowledge of Asian history by checking out Visual arts, representations and interventions in contemporary China or Bamboo palace.

Looking for some inspiration? Read about Aimee Walker-Pond in No excuses, who despite being born deaf and blind in one eye, became an elite gymnast.

The New Materials display is located behind the Reference Desk and everything is available for check-out.

Featured DVD’s

Featured Books

Fine Arts

• Visual arts, representations and interventions in contemporary China : urbanized interface

Humanities

• Bamboo palace : discovering the lost dynasty of Laos
• A history of religion in America : from the end of the Civil War to the twenty-first century
• Why journalism still matters
• Anne Brontë and the trials of life

Social Sciences

• No excuses : the story of elite gymnast Aimee Walker-Pond

Music

• Theories of the soundtrack

Film/TV

• Fellini’s eternal Rome : paganism and Christianity in the films of Federico Fellini

Education

• I am the cheese
• So you think you can teach : from expert practitioner to successful instructor
• Online education : foundations, planning, and pedagogy
• Access to success and social mobility through higher education : a curate’s egg?