Voting is now open for SPC Reads 2019-20!
Voting is now open for SPC Reads 2019-20! Visit our SPC Reads Guide to find out about the five finalists, including book reviews and summaries.
Make, Design, and Create the Space
Visit the Seminole Campus Innovation Lab, where students can build breadboards, visit virtual worlds, utilize 3D printers, and more. Read about a few solutions created through the lab and how it’s defined as a “maker space” for St. Petersburg College students and library patrons.
Calling all Student Artists! Sign up and Get a Free Book!
Using a digital or print medium of your choosing, create a representation of a character’s thoughts and/or feelings from a particular moment in the book ‘The Hate U Give.’
Enter and receive a free copy of the book!
Have you Hugged an Engineer Today?
Last week was National Engineer’s Week (Feb. 17-23) – the week was founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers in 1951 to “ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding of and interest in engineering and technology careers.”
Work From Home
As a student you have the power to search journals, read books, listen to audio-books, watch instructional videos, get your references together, and even get some on-line tutoring right from the comfort of your couch.
SPC Reads the Hate U Give
Multiple SPC Campuses and Centers are hosting movie showings, workshops, and contests for the SPC Reads choice “The Hate U Give.”
Behind the Scenes
Thanks to our library website, you can browse literary collections from almost anywhere. Log in with your ID and browse today!
Functional Word, Pt. II: Check Yourself
Using Microsoft Word 2007 or higher? Explore the “Spelling and Grammar Check” feature with our Learning Resource tutors and remove those squiggly lines.
Let Our SPC Writing Navigators Guide You on Your Next Essay
Every journey requires both driver and navigator, so come prepared to see your friendly neighborhood writing navigator in the Writing Studio.
New Year, New You!
The beginning of a new year is traditionally a time to reflect on the past and to embrace new challenges and opportunities.