Ask a Librarian
Useful Tip: Type a brief question above for our FAQs. For in-depth help, please come to the Library's Reference Desk during open hours.
Brigitte Hisky answered 35 questions.Browse All
Brigitte Hisky
Email me: bhisky@howardcc.edu
Guides by Brigitte
Links open in new window.
- Medical Profession Recognition
During the month of May, we recognize National Nursing Week from 5/6/13-5/12/13, and National Emergency Medical Services Week from 5/20/13-5/26/13. Check out these HCC library resources to investigate these and other fascinating careers in healthcare. - National Poetry Month
- Women's History Month
Women's History Month has been celebrated nationally since 1987. However schools in California have been celebrating since 1978 by issuing a "Real Woman" essay contest to students, and leading a parade in downtown Santa Rosa, CA. - Black History Month
Visit the Library to discover and explore black history in the United States. - Universal Human Rights Month
Since the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, December is the month to promote freedoms of expression and worship, and freedoms from want and fear. We invite you to research these issues via our HCC resources. - Faculty Development & Teaching Resources
Those who can - teach!! Check out the Library's extensive online and on-shelf teaching resources. - Get Up & Move
Check out our exercise science line up: HCC classes, library resources, a fitness center and pool, and a wellness center to promote healthy living! - Study Abroad
Embark on a wonderful adventure to such destinations as China, Denmark, France, England, Italy, Ireland, Spain and Turkey with HCC study abroad programs. Or explore our library collection revealing these countries and others! - eBooks
With over 900 eBooks to choose from, our students can gather historical, statistical, and reference information quickly and easily! Check out our latest additions. - Cinco de Mayo & Hispanic Heritage
Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexican troops facing overwhelming odds defeating the French army in 1862. This holiday is just one way that Mexican Americans celebrate their Hispanic heritage.