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Harold Washington College — Library Newsletter

Global Initiative Chicago Conference — Library Resources

Spring 2007 As many of you may be aware, on January 25, 2007 Harold Washington College will host the Global Initia- tive Chicago (GIC) conference. In an effort to support College sponsored activities, the Library has recently acquired a number of books related to , , NAFTA, CAFTA and the World Trade Or- ganization. It is our goal to provide a deeper understanding of the world we live in and offer students and Special Mention: faculty the chance to study these vital issues. We have recently added the following books to our collection:

Welcome back, Celia! Confessions of an economic hit man / John Perkins. The Library family is so Globalization : opposing viewpoints / Louise I. Gerdes, book editor. pleased to have Celia The world trade organization : law, practice, and policy / Mitsuo Matsushita, Thomas J. Schoenbaum, Perez back in the fold. and Petros C. Mavroidis. She is returning from a The three U.S.-Mexico border wars : drugs, immigration, and Homeland Security / Tony Payan ; fore- year long maternity word by Ed Williams. leave. Celia and Brett Free trade / edited by Jennifer Peloso ; editorial advisor Lynn M. Messina. The rise of regulatory : the global diffusion of a new order / David Levi-Faur, Jacint Jor- are the proud parents of dana. Emiliano, born February Globalization and diversity : geography of a changing world / Les Rowntree ... [et al.]. 7, 2006. Celia is our Why globalization works / Martin Wolf. Bibliographic Instruction Whose trade organization? : a comprehensive guide to the WTO / Lori Wallach and Patrick Woodall coordinator and Serials The yes men : the true story of the end of the World Trade Organization / Andy Birchlbaum. librarian. She is also a Global resources : opposing viewpoints / Helen Cothran. highly skilled reference 's dilemma [electronic resource] : environment, social equity, and the global economy / librarian. Celia has gra- Robert C. Paehlke. ciously agreed to repre- The paradox of American power : why the world's only superpower can't go it alone / Joseph S. Nye sent the Library on the Jr. Strategic Planning com- Globalization and democracy / Alan W. Heston, Ronaldo Munck; Barry K. Gills. Globalization and its discontents / Joseph E. Stiglitz. mittee and the Teach- Globalization / Katrin Sjursen. ing, Learning and Tech- Runaway world : how globalization is reshaping our lives / . nology committee. So, Entering the 21st century : World development report, 1999/2000 / Oxford University Press. if you get a chance, The selling of "free trade" : NAFTA, Washington, and the subversion of American democracy / John come to the Library and R. MacArthur. say “hi” to Celia. The : why a worldwide worker surplus and uncontrolled free trade are sinking American living standards / Alan Tonelson. Five days that shook the world : Seattle and beyond / Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair ; photo- graphs by Allan Sekula. The corporate planet : ecology and politics in the age of globalization / Joshua Karliner. NAFTA revisited : expectations and realities / Paul Rich, Guillermo de los Reyes. The great American deception : what politicians won't tell you about our economy and your future / Inside this issue: Ravi Batra.

Global Initiatives You can find any of these books by performing a title search in our online catalog. Or, as always, you can simply ask a librarian for help finding books about these, and other, topics.

Departmental Liaisons Departmental Liaisons

Library Instruction In our ongoing effort to best tion), questions about library John Kieraldo: Child Develop- meet the information needs of resources available in your ment; Computer Information the Harold Washington College area, questions and assistance Systems; Foreign Language / community, as well as to with course reserves, and ESL; Social Science (with Celia Library Article Database strengthen our relationships keeping up-to-date with library Perez); Center for Distance Access with the numerous academic developments. We invite you Learning. (continued on pg. 2) and service departments in the to contact us with any ques- College, the library has created tions you may have or simply to a library liaison service. Indi- chat about what the library can vidual librarians will serve as offer you. liaisons to the academic depart- ments and areas of the Col- Sherry Ledbetter: Criminal Jus- lege. Your library liaison is tice; Social Services; Biology; your primary contact person for Business; Physical Science; assistance with collection de- Mathematics; Career Pro- velopment (this includes adding grams. to and weeding from the collec- Library book display located near entrance to library Departmental Liaisons instruction program is avail- PIN is, please contact John Kier- (from pg. 1) able online at: hwclibrary.info/ aldo via e-mail library/bi/about.php. You can ([email protected]). You can Todd Heldt: Addiction Stud- submit online requests for send an e-mail to us right from the ies; English / Speech / Thea- tours and library instruction library Web page (without going ter; Humanities. through the online form avail- into your e-mail program). able on the library’s Website Celia Perez: Art; Architecture; at: http://hwclibrary.info/db/ Social Science (with John bi.php. Please note that we Kieraldo); Disabilities Access do require at least one week’s Center. notice. You can also contact librarian Celia Perez at Contact information for the [email protected] to sched- librarians is listed below. ule library instruction ses- sions. Library Instruction Library Article Data- The library faculty invites you base Access to schedule library tours and If you know your PIN and would instructional sessions for your From the Library’s Web page, like to change it, go to Spring 2007 classes. Librari- hwclibrary.ccc.edu, you can lbrary.ccc.edu/patroninfo, log in Study carrels located on ans provide tours of the li- access any of the library’s and click on the change PIN but- the east side of the library brary space and hands-on subscription academic data- ton. instruction that familiarize bases. On-campus access students with the library and does not require a login while New faculty, part-time faculty, its resources. We are always off-campus access does. Full- staff and administrators may need happy to work with subject time faculty enter your last to contact a librarian in person or faculty to tailor library ses- name (first name is not nec- via the library Web page, hwcli- sions to their specific course essary), full CCC e-mail ad- brary.ccc.edu in order to set up and assignment needs. More dress and then your PIN. If remote access. information about the library’s you do not know what your

About the HWC Library: The Harold Washington College Library will provide a well-organized and easily accessible collection of materials -- Harold Washington College print, as well as non-print and electronic -- primarily to support the col- Library, Fifth Floor lege curriculum and services for students at the home campus and for 30 E. Lake St. students in our distance learning programs. The Library faculty will be Chicago, IL 60601 available all hours the Library is open to offer students instruction and General phone: 312 553-5760 Reference desk: 312 553-5784 assistance, either individually or in formal bibliographic instruction ses- E-mail: [email protected] sions. Librarians: Library Chairperson: Sherry Ledbetter , Chairperson, ext. 5762 Sherry Ledbetter Todd Heldt , ext. 5760 Office: 501H John Kieraldo , ext. 5761 Phone: 312 553-5762 Celia Perez , ext. 5635 Fax: 312 553-5783 Sal Attinello , part-time E-mail: [email protected] Don Baird , part-time Versie Barnes , part-time

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