Go to Great Reads for Hispanic Heritage Month for virtual book displays of great reads. These great reads are curated print books and eBooks include award winning Hispanic authors of true stories, fiction, poetry, and young adult. From the Virtual book displays you can get direct links to the eBooks, or links to the print books in OneSearch to get the call numbers to find them on the shelves in the library, or place them on hold when you login to your COM account. There's More! You'll also find the latest news on Hispanic culture and links to multiple related guides from the library that have Hispanic, Latin & Spanish content. The library will have a physical book display of books and eBook posters with QR codes to link to eBooks. Book posters with QR codes will also be on display in the student center. Want More? See all our Hispanic American, Latin American & Spanish guides. http://dlvr.it/TVZc8b
Flooding is no longer a rare event that only affects coastal communities or regions near major rivers. Across the United States and around the world, flash floods are becoming more frequent, more intense, and more dangerous. For today's college students, understanding why is more important than ever. NOVA's Superfloods takes viewers beyond the dramatic headlines to uncover the science behind these devastating events. Through powerful footage and expert insights, the documentary explores why deadly floods are on the rise, how changing weather patterns are increasing risks, and what communities can do to better prepare for future disasters. As extreme weather becomes the new normal, the next generation will play a key role in developing solutions, improving resilience, and protecting vulnerable communities. Superfloods is more than a documentary about water. It's a reminder that understanding today's challenges is the first step toward building a safer tomorrow. Wat...