Hist 17 b shasta college library tour
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The Shasta College Library provides a tour for History 17 B students to introduce them to the librarians and the library's mission. The librarians are Carolyn Salus-Singh with a background in urban planning and history, Cheryl Cruse with a background in psychology and sociology, and Katie Leach with a background in English and early childhood education. The library's mission is to foster student success through comprehensive and student-centered programs, services, and spaces that support learning needs, instructional needs, and information needs of the diverse college community.
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