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| author | Borg, Myra Kitchens |
| author_facet | Borg, Myra Kitchens Borg, Myra Kitchens |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Multicultural Resources of Sacramento City College Library: A Guide for Students in All Classes. Borg, Myra Kitchens Bibliographic Records Books Community Colleges Cultural Pluralism Library Collections Minority Groups Multicultural Education Periodicals School Libraries Two Year Colleges Designed to serve as a guide for instructors and students who would like to introduce a multicultural perspective into their area of study, this bibliography lists books and periodicals that are part of the library collection at Sacramento City College (SCC) in California. Materials are listed that focus on the contributions, experiences, and challenges of African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. Bibliographic records are displayed alphabetically by title within the following categories: (1) general reference sources; (2) allied health; (3) behavioral and social sciences; (4) business; (5) humanities and fine arts; (6) languages and literature; (7) learning resources; (8) occupational technology; (9) physical education/health/athletics; (10) science/math/engineering; and (11) journals and magazines. Within behavioral and social sciences, humanities and fine arts, and languages and literature, subdivisions are provided for each of the four ethnic groups. Each bibliographic record includes the work's title and author, as well as its SCC call number. (MAB) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | Multicultural Resources of Sacramento City College Library: A Guide for Students in All Classes. Borg, Myra Kitchens Bibliographic Records Books Community Colleges Cultural Pluralism Library Collections Minority Groups Multicultural Education Periodicals School Libraries Two Year Colleges Multicultural Resources of Sacramento City College Library: A Guide for Students in All Classes. Borg, Myra Kitchens Bibliographic Records Books Community Colleges Cultural Pluralism Library Collections Minority Groups Multicultural Education Periodicals School Libraries Two Year Colleges Designed to serve as a guide for instructors and students who would like to introduce a multicultural perspective into their area of study, this bibliography lists books and periodicals that are part of the library collection at Sacramento City College (SCC) in California. Materials are listed that focus on the contributions, experiences, and challenges of African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. Bibliographic records are displayed alphabetically by title within the following categories: (1) general reference sources; (2) allied health; (3) behavioral and social sciences; (4) business; (5) humanities and fine arts; (6) languages and literature; (7) learning resources; (8) occupational technology; (9) physical education/health/athletics; (10) science/math/engineering; and (11) journals and magazines. Within behavioral and social sciences, humanities and fine arts, and languages and literature, subdivisions are provided for each of the four ethnic groups. Each bibliographic record includes the work's title and author, as well as its SCC call number. (MAB) |
| title | Multicultural Resources of Sacramento City College Library: A Guide for Students in All Classes. |
| topic | Bibliographic Records Books Community Colleges Cultural Pluralism Library Collections Minority Groups Multicultural Education Periodicals School Libraries Two Year Colleges |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED349069 |