一个校园，一本书
一个校园，一本书 (OCOB) is a program designed by the 大学图书馆 to encourage a common reading experience 和 sense of community at California State University, 洛杉矶. We aim to stimulate a shared experience through reading, to inspire 和 support community conversations, 和 to encourage academic enhancement through cross-curricular partnerships.
The 加州大学洛杉矶分校 大学图书馆 creates a shortlist of finalists for our 一个校园，一本书 selection in spring. The campus community is invited to vote for their selection from the finalists, 和 the winner is chosen prior to the fall semester. 每个秋季学期, many classes read the OCOB selection 和 the 大学图书馆 plans events around the selection. Past events have included creative workshops, 演讲嘉宾, community panels featuring faculty, 工作人员, 学生, 和客人, 和问&A discussions with OCOB selection authors.
全国诗歌月
全国诗歌月 was launched by the Academy of American Poets in April 1996 to remind the public that 诗人 have an integral role to play in our 文化 和 that poetry matters. 多年来, it has become the largest literary celebration in the world, with tens of millions of readers, 学生, 中小学教师, 图书馆员, 书商, 文学活动策划, 出版商, 和, 当然, 诗人, marking poetry's important place in our lives.
Our past 和 planned events for 全国诗歌月 have included publishing poems of the day from our campus community, 诗歌朗诵, 和展览.
禁书周
禁书周 is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. 禁书周 was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in schools, 书店和图书馆. Typically held during the last week of September, it highlights the value of free 和 open access to information. 禁书周 brings together the entire book community — 图书馆员, 书商, 出版商, 记者, 老师, 和 readers of all types — in shared support of the freedom to seek 和 to express ideas, even those some consider unorthodox or unpopular.
Our past 和 planned events for banned books week have included exhibits, lists of banned 和 challenged books available for check out at our library, panel discussions about censorship, 论文竞赛, 和 challenged material read-outs.
国家图书馆周
1958年首次举办, 国家图书馆周 is a national observance sponsored by the American 图书馆 Association (ALA) 和 libraries across the country each April. It is a time to celebrate the contributions of our nation's libraries 和 图书馆员 和 to promote library use 和 support. All types of libraries - school, public, academic 和 special - participate.
Makerspace事件
Makerspaces are dedicated areas in libraries for creativity to bloom. Started by three of our faculty 图书馆员, our Makerspace pop-up events happen throughout the semester 和 aim to spark creativity while de-stressing. In the past we’ve built paper robots, 制作情人节, made our own stress balls during finals week, 和 celebrated various holidays.
展览招待会
The 大学图书馆 has several premium locations to house in-person exhibits. We work with both on-campus partners 和 outside exhibitors to bring art, 文化, 和 social justice awareness to the campus community, 和 many exhibits have opening or closing reception events to present the pieces in the exhibit as well as network. While we are learning safer at home, we also have started curating virtual exhibits. 对展览有想法吗? 提交提案.
大学图书馆 Open House
The 大学图书馆 和 its partners host an open house every semester. Join us during the first two weeks of each new term for information about our services 和 special giveaways. 大学图书馆 partners include:
- 咖啡馆47
- The 学业成功中心
- Everytable
- 它的
- Office of 研究, Scholarship, 和 Creative Activities (ORSCA)
- 聪明的开始
- University Academic Advising Center
- 大学考试中心
图书馆的生活!
图书馆的生活! is a series of workshops offered virtually covering the foundations of research 和 academic work needed to succeed in your courses. 对所有学生开放, this webinar series will provide an orientation to the 加州大学洛杉矶分校 Virtual 图书馆 和 will engage 学生 in active learning to promote robust research skills. Past topics have included: mapping a research strategy 和 plan, 有效地使用数据库, 和 how to tell if gathered research is bogus or legit.
Cultural 和 Celebratory Reading Lists
The 大学图书馆 celebrates the joy of reading year-round through curating cultural 和 celebratory reading lists. 我们的图书馆员, 工作人员, 和 学生 collaborate in keeping all of our reading lists up to date 和 ensuring the selections are inclusive. Contact information for suggesting additions can be found at each of the lists as well.
Browse our reading lists below: