Visitors included representatives from the Sindh Environmental Protection Agency, Energy Departments (Punjab and Sindh), the Green Building Council, and other Pakistani energy organizations.
Our libraries will be closed for a period of time over the winter break but that doesn’t mean you can’t still read until your heart’s content by using our substantially robust eBook collection. Here are five holiday eBook suggestions for when reading in your fireside rocking chair, available from the SPC eBook collection at any … Continue reading Five Holiday eBooks from the SPC eBook Library
SPC’s Learning Resources Department is on fire with recent recognitions and achievements that reflect their efforts to keep students connected.
Are you in high school? Are you a parent of a student who attends a high school in the Pinellas County area? You could earn a free 2 year college degree at SPC. How cool is that! Be sure to check out our workshop coming up on January 7th at 6pm. This wonderful opportunity allows … Continue reading Duel Enrollment in the New Year
Every year in libraries across the nation there is a week dedicated to banned books and we are no exception. But at the SPC Gibbs Library it’s always band book week in the Retro Joe’s study area. Nestled among record players, mixers, and even an old juke box resides a collection of books under the … Continue reading SPC Band Books
Now that we are well into the semester don’t forget that we here at SPC have a plethora of workshops, presentations, and on-line discussions that are available to students, faculty, alumni, and the general public. We are working hard to get the word out about every offering we have and there are two ways to … Continue reading SPC Workshop Madness
SPC’s Libraries & Learning Resources team explores crafting during quarantine.
The St. Petersburg College Libraries and Learning Centers will be hosting a series of library workshops this fall.
The SPC Libraries & Learning Resources team urges you to embrace diversity and broaden your worldview.
The Learning Resources Center of St. Petersburg College, Tarpon Springs Campus, along with the Palm Harbor Library hosted its first annual student art show, Spring Into Art.