Speaking About Immigration...

The Department of Social Sciences is proud to present Katharine Donato, the Chair of the Department of Sociology at Vanderbilt University, and author of Continental Divides: International Migration in the America, to speak on the topic of immigration on October 27th at 7pm in Greenfelder-Delinger Boardroom A. 

In honor of Katharine's presentation, Cannon Memorial Library is displaying books centered around the topic of immigration. We welcome you to come over and view these fascinating, eye-opening books.  

In addition to the books on display, shown below are several e-books on immigration that you can read anywhere, at anytime! Get informed before her presentation by reading one today. We have whatever your interest is, be it biographical, historical, political, or fiction. Just click on the image to open the book from the catalog. Plus, you can search the catalog for even more books relating to immigration experiences!

"The land flourished because it was fed from so many sources--because it was nourished by so many cultures and traditions and people."

-Lyndon B. Johnson

Contact the reference desk if you ever have any questions on where to locate information on immigration.

- Theresa Whitehead, Distance Learning Librarian

Happy Fourth of July!

From all of us at the Daniel Cannon Memorial Library, we are wishing everyone a safe and happy 4^th of July! In celebration of our nation’s birthday, the library at Saint Leo University is displaying works of America’s history! Browse the collection regarding America’s history, and if you’re craving something a bit more informative, our catalog can help you find even more texts of Americana! We also have a great collection from American writers in our stacks, including Hemingway, Irving, Steinbeck, and so many others that made American literature the masterpiece it is today. Enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend!

-Aimee Graham, Online Librarian -