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Students are graduating, faculty and staff are retiring, slow summer days are here. As we near the end of convocation week, an exciting time on campus, we are entering a period of transition. Read on to see what's hot and happening.

Employee BBQ

The annual employee BBQ took place on Monday, June 8 2009 at Rec Island. Although it was a rainy day, the food was delicious, the games were fun, and the company was fantastic. Thank you to all who helped organize this fun-filled day.

SeneACTION Walking Clubs

Enjoy the warm weather while getting exercise by joining a SeneACTION walking club. Walking clubs at King Campus are scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon.

Can’t fit the walks in when scheduled? Join the SeneACTION community and find a colleague who’s schedule matches yours.

To join SeneACTION or for more information, contact Susan Ludwig in the Centre for Faculty and Staff Development.

Mary Ellen Clare's Retirement Party

An Open House will be held in the King Campus Admin Office in honour of Mary Ellen's retirement. Please join us Monday, June 29, at 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Professor David Model's Spring Reads

In case you missed the lively discussion generated by our last spring reading recommendations, you can find it here. For this issue of the King Campus News Blog we invited professor David Model to make reading recommendations. His selections can either be found in the King Library or through the library website.

Time online
Maclean's print online
Newsweek print online
The Walrus print
Mother Jones online
Harper's online

Publication Alerts

Did you know that you can set up an e-mail alert to notify you when the latest issue of your favourite publication has been added to a database?

To figure out if Seneca Libraries subscribe to a publication and which database it can be accessed through, first search the journal title finder. Once you have identified the database, follow the instructions located here. Instructions are straight-forward and usually consist of only a few short steps.

For more information about setting up alerts come visit us in the King library or contact Manda Plavsa.