TCC Library News

Thursday, October 16, 2014

See Research Day Workshop Videos!



On September 19th Tulsa Community College Honors Department hosted their second annual Research Day Seminar.  The two morning presentations tackle the six-step research process, research opportunities at TCC, tools used for research, and an introduction to copyright law and citation tools.  The afternoon sessions feature a panel of local experts discussing research in the field, and a student panel.  These videos are a great introduction into the professional world of research.  

Morning Sessions: 
http://www.kaltura.com/tiny/2lvo9 



Monday, October 6, 2014

Have a Happy Columbo Day on Oct 13th! Oh, and one more thing...



Have a happy Columbo Day on October 13th! Oh, and just one more thing…

Should you happen to find yourself close to a TCC library and are in the mood for a mystery or thriller, I’ll spoil the ending: you won’t be disappointed!  The library has an excellent selection of both classic and new mysteries sure to leave you deep in suspense!

Are you in the mood for a classic mystery?  Some works, such as the novels of Agatha Christie or the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never go out of style.  In fact, Sherlock Holmes is enjoying something of a renaissance presently thanks to TV shows like Sherlock and Elementary.  Check out the stories and get a peek at the source material those TV writers are most certainly raiding for script ideas!

For a modern mystery, try Tana French’s The Likeness or Lee Child’s Killing Floor.  French’s novel follows the main character, Detective Cassie Maddox of Dublin’s murder squad as she investigates the murder of a woman who appears to be her double.  If you are interested in a series, Child’s novel is the first of the Jack Reacher series.  Follow Jack as he clears his name of the crime of murder… on the edge of your seat!

You can search for current and popular titles in the library catalog, or stop in and browse the mystery displays at the Southeast and Northeast library, the true crime section at West, and the new leisure reading section at Metro. 
Written by Adam Brennan, Librarian at Metro Campus