Evergreen library program

You may also have the opportunity to do research or internships. Unlike traditional schedules, Evergreen programs create a balance between modes of learning. Programs can include lectures, labs, readings, seminars, field study and research projects. Your program may also feature special activities like weeklong field trips. As you take classes, you connect what you learn into an area of emphasis. This is sort of like declaring a major, but you get to decide how you get there.

Your individual growth and achievements will stand out in every evaluation you get at Evergreen. Evergreen also offers a number of single-subject courses that are available to all students.

These are similar to the classes that you'd find at a traditional college or university. Browse some of our current digital collections and exhibits online. Opening reception for the gallery show of botanical drawings by the students of Picturing Plants in the Library. Recent featured programs include woodcarving from Studio Projects: Tradition and Innovation and illustration from Picturing Plants.

We host a collection of teaching tools and reference materials for students in the MiT program. It includes teacher's editions of textbooks as well as innovative tools like puppets and games. It's also a great place to study. You do not need to be in the Master in Teaching program to use these resources! Also on the third floor we have a room full of children's and young adult books. Both the curriculum collection and children's books may be searched in our catalog.

Explore the art of the book with rare and unusual items. Named for the founding Dean of the Library, James F. Holly, this collection is focused around several formats — handmade and small press books, miniature books, and trade books that are both rare and beautiful to look at, touch, and read.

In addition, we collect books with regional content and themes, including Northwest authors, Northwest history, and diverse antiquities donated by people who live in the Northwest region. View a sampling of our rare books collection here. You can search the Rare Books collection in our catalog. The Library is open to the Evergreen community and the public. We are recruiting volunteers for our Evergreen Library. Jobs for volunteers include checking books in and out for students, putting away books, reading shelves putting books in alphabetical order or numerical order , and, helping children locate books in the Library.

If you are interested in volunteering, please email the library assistant, Mrs. Kathy Malchitsky kmalchitsky pvsd.

If you cannot help on a regular basis, please consider being a one-time volunteer during our annual Book Fair in March. More information will be sent home later in the year for Book Fair volunteers. Thank you for your help. Calendar Families Staff Students. All students will have regular library class once per cycle.