CCC Library supports our collective liberation. We offer a reading list of print books and eBooks to help you educate yourself about racial equity and anti-racism concepts, issues, and strategies. This reading list is designed to meet a broad variety of learners' needs and experiences.
CCC Faculty: CCC Library supports online teaching! We have a number of resources available for online course content.
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During the COVID19 CCC campus closure, please hold on to your books, DVDs and other physical material from the library. All due dates are extended until campus re-opens.
CCC Library does not have late fees! For more information on fees, lost items, and checkout policies visit our Checkout and Return page.
If you have questions about your account or items you have checked out, email us at circ@clackamas.edu.
Campus may be closed, but you can still get help with writing, math, science, computer science, business, and accounting from CCC Tutoring Services!
You can find all the information you need at the Tutoring Services webpage. Make an account, set-up an appointment, find 24/7 tutoring - it's all there!
CCC Library has electronic resources including e-books, streaming video, articles, and the news!
Visit our electronic resources guide for more information.
Sign up for a FREE New York Times account through CCC Library and get your daily news fix! Your account will work for NYTimes.com and NYT mobile apps from any location on any web-enabled device. Learn how.
Learn how to do academic research before you have a paper or presentation due. LIB101 helps you succeed in all college classes that require you to use the library, find credible information, and cite sources.
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Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about CCC Library.
So your teacher wants you to find peer-reviewed, scholarly, or academic articles. Visit this page to find information on how to find the kinds of articles your instructor wants!
Every year, the IRS partners with tax software companies so that people who meet certain requirements can file their taxes for free online. Each free file partner chooses their own eligibility requirements, but if you made less than $72,000 in 2020 you should be able to file for free. Check out the IRS Free File Online Options webpage for free file offers and an FAQ.
Every year students, faculty, colleges and universities across Oregon celebrate Open Education Week, a global event which is a chance to discuss, plan, share, and learn about openly licensed education. We invite you to join in the festivities! If you are interested in moving your materials from traditional for-cost textbooks to Open Educational Resources (OER), or exploring Open Educational Practices (OEP), this is a great time to dip your toe.
Visit Open Oregon to see events hosted across the state.
Textbook Affordability Workshop, Wednesday, March 3rd 3pm-4pm
In this workshop, CCC librarian Kerry Leek will talk through Textbook Affordability options, basic definitions, OER, Low Cost Texts (LCT), and Creative Commons copyright licensing. We will also discuss supports available to you at CCC and statewide for shifting your class materials. There will be time to ask questions, explore resources, and develop a plan of action. Email kerry.leek@clackamas.edu and Kerry will send you an Outlook invitation.
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