To use an ebook log into the book with your student id and password. These may not be checked out or downloaded. They will stay open for 15 minutes if nothing is being clicked.
Cultural Considerations in Latino American Mental Health by 
Upsetting the Apple Cart by 
Latino Leaders Speak by 
Chicana/o and Latina/o Fiction by 
Exit and Voice by 
Animating Black and Brown Liberation by At the Eureka Campus, DVDs are located on the shelves beside the Reference Desk. They can be checked out, or can be viewed on the computers and laptops available in the library. Check out headphones at the circulation desk, or use your own. Streaming videos can be viewed on any device, and can be found searching OneSearch or the video databases listed below. You may be prompted to login with your WebAdvisor I.D. and eight digit birth date.
Reference books include encyclopedias, handbooks, manuals, guides, dictionaries, and compilations of resources such as primary documents. Reference books will provide a good overview of your topic, in a short and well organized way, and are good for getting started with any research assignment.
Printed reference materials must be used in the library, but usually you will only need to consult these sources briefly.
Latino and Latina Writers
Encyclopedia of Latin American Literature by 
Hispanic Literature of the United States by 
Tradiciones Nuevomexicanas by These items may be checked out from the College of the Redwoods library. They will be found on the library shelves by their call numbers.
You can also enter the call number in OneSearch and use the virtual browse to locate books with a similar topic.
Our America: A Hispanic History of the United States by 
The U. S. Latino Community by 
Latino Folklore and Culture by 
Aztlán Arizona by DVDs are located on the shelves beside the Reference Desk. They can be checked out, or can be viewed on the computers and laptops available in the library. Check out headphones at the circulation desk.
A Class Apart: A Mexican American Civil Rights Story by College of the Redwoods Library Call Numbers
Books in College of the Redwoods library are filed by the Library of Congress system that uses letter-number combinations assigned by subject, so that most books about the same subject will be filed together on the shelf. HSU Library uses this same system, and so do most colleges and universities in the United States. Browse the titles on the shelf in the sections listed below for relevant research topics.
E 50 - 100 covers the history of the North American continent, from prehistory to current
E 184 covers the history of immigrant groups to the United States, in sections for each ethnic group, including Hispanic, Latino, Mexican, and Puerto Rican Americans. However, books that focus on Hispanic Americans’ contributions in a specific subject area, such as music, science, medicine, sports, or literature, will be filed with that subject.
Humboldt County Library Call Numbers
Most County, or public libraries in the United States will use the Dewey Decimal system, which uses numbers, and each number section represents a subject, so that books about the same subject are filed together on the shelf. Below are listed some books at the HCL that are relevant to this subject.
