Join us as we welcome retired McNeese State University Professor of History, Dr. Robert Forrest!
Dr. Forrest will join us to look back at World War 2 and examine the fascinating insights into the events, strategies, and key figures that shaped this pivotal moment in history.
History with a Historian
Tuesday, March 25 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Vinton Library
Join us as we welcome Dr. Robert Forrest, retired McNeese History Professor, as he talks about WWII from a historian's point of view at the Vinton Library. Discover fascinating insights into the events, strategies, and key figures that shaped this pivotal moment in history.
Join us in the Central Public Library Thielen Room for a fascinating talk from Dr. Robert Forrest as he discusses the crucial role that airpower played in WWII and how it helped shape the future of our world. Light refreshments will be served.
We invite you to join us as retired McNeese History professor Dr. Robert Forrest gives a compelling lecture about the Holocaust and its lasting history entitled, "Surviving the Holocaust". Following the presentation, there will be an informal discussion and Q&A session.
This month we’re highlighting our new online resource:
Science Flix!
The Basics:
Required: Library card if outside a branch
What’s Offered: Topics in a variety of categories including Space, Life Science, and Technology | In-depth articles and engaging videos | Reading level options | Suggested activities for hands-on learning
For: Content is targeted for students, ages 10-15
Availability: Website on PCs/laptops, tablets, & smartphones
No lab? No problem! Go to the Experiments tab and look under Resources > Experiments to Try. Scroll down to Making Memories and click. Learners can get their whole family involved and apply the Scientific Method using basic supplies like pens, paper, and a stopwatch.
Facts for the Future
Go to the Careers in Science tab to learn about tons of different fields and how they connect to science! Under Resources > Careers to Explore, scroll down to Manufacturing. Scroll down to the Quick Facts chart to learn about related pay, education, and job outlook.
Look Up
Click on the Science News tab for recent developments and advancements in the science world. Plus, the monthly Skywatch feature shows you the best star clusters and other celestial objects to look for at night.
