Let's celebrate Pi Day with a slice of pie

 

On March 14, math lovers from all walks of life around the world celebrate Pi Day, as a way to commemorate the mathematical sign pi.  The date written numerically as 3/14 match the first three digits of the never-ending number: 3.14 

This unique holiday is an annual opportunity for math teachers in schools across the country to talk about the infinite digits of Pi and for bakeries and grocery stores to sell pies at a discount for this day.

Celebrate E-Book Week: March 7-11, 2022

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The book covers pictured above represent the Ebook contribution 
to our Women's History Month display.

Read an E-Book Week is celebrated during the first full week of 
March as an opportunity for book lovers and writers alike to 
share their passion for reading in digital form. 

March is Women's History Month

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Gifts of Speech
National Women's History Project
UN Convention on Women's Rights
Women of Color Network
Women Working
Women's Hall of Fame

See our Library's contribution to the Brewton campus Decorate your Door contest for Black History Month.

TO BOLDLY GO

African American Science Fiction Writers

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Happy Valentine's Day

 

Continuing to celebrate Black History Month

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Black Facts Online Black History Biographies Black History Pages

Celebrate Black History Month

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African American Literature Book Club Black History Poems

Friday, January 21st

Due to multiple area closures and the potential for icy road conditions, particularly from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, all campuses of Coastal Alabama Community College will be closed tomorrow, Friday, January 21.  Aviation evening classes, however, will continue as scheduled tomorrow night.  Be safe!

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY - January 17, 2022

The third Monday in January is set aside to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., perhaps the most important figure in the history of Civil Rights in the United States. Strongly influenced by the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. King advocated the use of nonviolent means to end racial segregation. Dr. King was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1964 and died four years later at the hands of an assassin on April 4, 1968.

Welcome to Spring Semester 2022!!

Monday, January 10 - First Day of Classes

Merry Christmas!!!

Linus explains what
Christmas is all about

 

Old Farmer's Almanac

In continuous publication since 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac
has spoken to all walks of life: planting charts for those who grow
their own food; recipes for those who live in the kitchen; 
Moon and sunrise times for those who watch the skies;
and forecasts for those who don’t like the
question of weather left up in the air. 
Old Farmer's Almanac (online edition)

Old Farmer's Almanac Documentary, part 1

Old Farmer's Almanac Documentary, part 2

Good Luck with Finals

Good luck with Final Exams
(December 13th-17th)
STUDY HARD AND POWER UP!!

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Thomasville hosts Santa for Seniors!

The KTW Storytelling Club and
Kathryn Tucker Windham Library and Museum
also partnered with Alabama Tombigbee Regional Commission
Area Agency on Aging to host 
SANTA FOR SENIORS.

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The storytelling club and library assisted by the administration, faculty, staff. students, and Upward Bound collected over 300 items from the Christmas Wish List of senior citizens in Clarke, Monroe, Conecuh, Marengo, and Choctaw counties. The KTW Storytelling Club is both humbled and grateful for the opportunity to give back to the people who have given so much to us.

Thomasville supports Holiday Mail for Heroes

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The KTW Storytelling Club and the Kathryn Tucker Windham Library & Museum partnered with the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) to share some Christmas cheer to our active-duty military men and women. Over 550 signed Christmas cards were collected and given to the Red Cross for distribution to the military all over the world. Project "HOLIDAY MAIL FOR HEROES” was a great success because of the teamwork of the administration, faculty, staff, students, and Upward Bound of the Thomasville Campus of Coastal Alabama Community College.

Universal Human Rights Month

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt speaking at the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Amnesty International The Birmingham Pledge The Civil Rights Act of 1964 The Earth Charter Initiative Human Rights Index Human Rights Watch Minority Rights Group International Universal Declaration of Human Rights What are Human Rights? The Witness

Holiday Arts Showcase!

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Monroeville Tree Trimming

Christmas is in the air!

The Monroeville campus library and SGA partnered to host Trimming the Tree yesterday. Students helped decorate the library for Christmas while sharing lunch & hot chocolate provided by SGA.
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Gilbertown Food Drive

Gilbertown Library Helps with
Thanksgiving Food Drive

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Mayor Billy May

Veterans Day Observance

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	We appreciate the valiant service of the women and men in all branches of the Armed Forces, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice to safeguard the freedoms we enjoy!