Jule Gores, Dean of Libraries & Academic Support Services
• August 28, 2021
Welcome back students. Although the fact of the matter is, most of you have been moving forward despite one of the most trying times in world history. Most likely you either graduated from...
The end of another school year is once again approaching, and I think we’re all ready for it. Madison College Libraries usually takes this time to thank our excellent student workers. During regular...
James Castrillo, Collection Development Librarian
• February 17, 2021
During the month of February, you can always find the Madison College Libraries highlighting its various resources that celebrate African American History Month. For centuries, many libraries have...
What does community mean to you? How has your community helped you, supported you, and driven you to succeed despite difficulty?
This fall, the Madison College Libraries and Academic Support Services...
This November will mark 34 years since I first voted in an election. I’ve voted for candidates who have won and probably a few more who came up short. What I have never done is miss an election.
There...
“Everyone understands that water is essential to life. But many are only just now beginning to grasp how essential it is to everything in life – food, energy, transportation, nature, leisure, identity,...
Sept. 26 marks National Women’s Health and Fitness Day. To those of you who are not women – no one says you can’t think about your health too! Relax, get comfortable, and perhaps grab a nice cup...
As you may have heard, the Madison College Libraries have a lot to offer students, staff, and faculty; it is our priority to make the seven library locations throughout the Madison metro and regional campuses...
Driven by technology, the overriding message these days seems to be that faster is better, and that striving to do things even faster is the only way to go. However, it might be worth your time to consider...
Read locally. Wait… What? What do you mean read locally?
Most people today are familiar with the concept of the local food movement, the idea of obtaining food from local sources like farmer markets,...
Hannah Winden, Essay Contest Winner
• April 25, 2012
Our National Library Week Student Essay contest winner, Hannah Winden was chosen as the winner by the Vice President of Student Development Keith Cornille and a team of librarians. Her prize was an iPad2....
Most of our students know that Madison College includes regional campuses in Reedsburg, Portage, Fort Atkinson and Watertown.
But did you know that we also have libraries at each of those locations?...
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