Tiger World Fest: One World, Many Cultures
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Tiger World Fest will be April 13 on campus. The library has many resources which provide cultural information. Let's take a look at some of the digital resources the library has to explore cultures!
One of our newest databases: CultureGrams
More than 200 countries! View photos, videos as well as facts and figures about more than 200 countries, detailing daily life and culture, including history, customs, and lifestyles.
STAT REF - Cultural and religions sensitivity: A pocket guide for health for health care professionals - 3rd Ed. (2018)
There's a reason Cultural Sensitivity is entering into its third edition and has been expanded to cover religion: The topic of sensitivity in patient-centered care is timeless. It's undeniable that understanding a patient's cultural practices and spiritual beliefs influences not only the delivery of health care in our global society, but also the individual's outcome and satisfaction.
Mango Languages
Learn a language, choosing from over 70, as well as practice conversation skills and gain cultural insight. Spanish, French, German, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese are just a few languages offered. Create a free account to track progress.
World Religions
A database from INFOBASE, the World Religion database not only provides exploration of religion and spirituality articles and videos, it provides a calendar of holidays and observances.
Music Online: Contemporary World Music
Listen to music from around the world. Contemporary World Music delivers the sounds of all regions from every continent.
Diversity Studies
A database from GALE providing access to journal articles which explore cultural differences, and cultural contributions and influences in our global community.
A music playlist made by a ChattState librarian: Native American Playlist
Listen to selected music of the Native Americans.
LibGuide: Native American/Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month
Enjoy these great resources while exploring different cultures! One World, Many Cultures!
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