3^rd Annual Student Scholarship Showcase 

You are invited to the annual Student Scholarship Showcase to see the wide variety of impressive forms of scholarship our students and faculty have been working on this academic year.  It will be held this Friday April 24^th between 11:30-3:00pm in Peeples Hall (First floor atrium, corridor and classrooms).

The presentations and papers from previous years are available in the Roadrunner Scholar Digital Repository.

Library Hours for Exams

 During Final Exams the Library will be open until 10:00pm on:

              Tuesday,  April 28

              Wednesday, April 29

              Monday, May 4 

              Tuesday, May 5 

             

Earth Day Presentations

In appreciation of Earth Day on Wednesday, and in conjunction with the DSC Environmental Science Club, several faculty members will host talks and discussions on environmental topics. The scheduled presentations are:


Red Worm Composting in your Kitchen,Home and Classroom!
11:00 am, Sequoyah Bldg. Room 140
Lovey Mesco, Ed.D., Assistant Professor of Education


Ents in the Godswoods: Environmentalism in the Works of J. R. R. Tolkien and George R. R. Martin.
 12:15, Sequoyah Bldg. Room 140
 Lorena Sins, Associate Professor of English

Environmental Challenges to Great Apes in Central Africa
1:30 pm, Peeples Hall Room 111
Michael P. Hoff Ph.D., Chair, Dept. of Social Sciences, Professor of Psychology

Environmentally Friendly Chemistry; Where Are We Now and Where Are We Heading?
3 pm, Peeples Hall Room 111
Omar Villanueva, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry


The Science and Skepticism of Climate Change
4pm, Peeples Hall Room 111
Gene Mesco, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology

Presentation Lab

You’ve been assigned a presentation, and you’d rather face just about anything else. You’re not alone. Fear of public speaking ranks among the things that we dread most, but help is available at the Roberts Library.

About The Presentation Lab
Located next to the Learning Commons in the west wing of the Derrell C. Roberts Library, The Presentation Lab offers Dalton State students a designated space and the technology needed to rehearse, record, and review assigned presentations, speeches, and interviews. 

The Lab provides a workstation (equipped with Windows PowerPoint and MovieMaker), a projector, a webcam, and a table and chairs.  Students may reserve the Lab for individual or group work for one-hour time slots. Reservations can be made up to a week in advance. If there are no reserved appointments, students may make use the Lab on a first-come, first-served basis.  You may make an online reservation or call the library at 706-272-4575.