17th-21st June 2019 is CCCU Staff Wellbeing Week and with the recent launch of the university’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework, it seems that more than ever we are understanding the importance of openness and empathy around mental health (MH). In this spirit, I’d like to talk a little about my own experiences with MH both within and outside of the workplace, and as June is Pride month I’d like to explore the parallels I can draw between existing in this society as an LGBT person, and as someone with depression and anxiety.
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Resources for American Studies
Whether you are studying American Cinema, History, Literature, or Politics – the library has books, journals, and databases to suit your needs.
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D-Day and how a Kent woman communicated the news to the World
On Friday 9th June 1944, The Kent Messenger reporting on D-day, described Kent as “elated but not exultant at news of beach landings” explaining that the county “had witnessed too much of the grimness of war to exult – yet.”
What have body art, sewing patterns and circuses got in common?
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Access to Augustine House – update
The front entrance to Augustine House continues to be out use while essential work is carried out. Please use the rear or side access doors during this time.
We will post a further update once access through the front entrance has been restored.
Summer opening hours
Over the summer, from Saturday 1st June – Sunday 1st September the Library Point opening hours will change:
Monday-Friday:
Building and self-service: 7:30 – 01:00am
Library Point: 8:30 – 18:00
External/SCONUL members and visitors from outside the University 8:30 – 18:00 only*
Saturday-Sunday:
Building and self-service: 8:00 – 01:00am
Library Point: 12:00 – 17:00
External/SCONUL members and visitors from outside the University 9:00 – 17:00 only*