Looking for resources to help you to be a successful student?
This guide focuses on resources, a mix of online, in print, and in person, that are available. Weblinks include Randolph-Macon College resources as well as those from the wider global community. Most of the eBooks listed here are available only to the current Randolph-Macon College Community. You will need to login with your R-MC credentials. R-MC faculty and staff included in this guide are available as outlined on their respective web pages.
Use the tabs to navigate.
And remember, be sure to check with your healthcare professional before beginning any new activity that may impact your current physical or mental health treatment plan.
Have a suggestion or questions? Email us, library@rmc.edu
Looking for resources to help you as a First Generation student?
Randolph-Macon College, Inclusive Engagement's First-Generation webpage, with helpful links to people and online resources, is a great place to start.
This online guide also has a lot of what you'll need. It has tips on time management and organization, people to connect with, and listings of websites, books, and videos to help you to take care of yourself physically and mentally. Use the tabs to navigate.
Here are a few of the available books at the library. The first one is a full-text eBook, click to read. The last two are in print and are located in the Popular Reading collection. Come in today to borrow them.
Spread Your Wings and FLI by
Spread Your Wings and FLI: How to Effectively Navigate College as a First-Generation, Low-Income Student is chock full of inspiration and actionable resources FLI students need to be successful in college and prepare for life after their undergraduate experience. Inside this book you will learn: What faculty/advisors/professors today can do to further support the development of FLI students. How FLI allies can help advocate for the resources FLI students need. How FLI identity intersects with other marginalized identity types. Who are successful FLI students? Michelle Obama, Ana McCullough, Patrick Jamal Elliott, Nathalie Molina Niño, and Jeffrey Garcia, to name a few. As an FLI student, you'll come away from Spread Your Wings and FLI empowered with the tools, resources, community, and confidence to successfully navigate your undergraduate experience and thrive.
Call Number: eBookISBN: 9781637300831Publication Date: 2021-04-26
Crack the Code by
Start college with your own wise mentor-in-a-book. Be prepared for challenges and opportunities by learning from the experiences of dozens of First Generation students who speak to you in this Guide about what they wished they had known and now, want you to know.
Call Number: LB2343.32 .L54 2020ISBN: 9781735460505Publication Date: 2020-08-01
Spread Your Wings and FLI by
Spread Your Wings and FLI: How to Effectively Navigate College as a First-Generation, Low-Income Student is chock full of inspiration and actionable resources FLI students need to be successful in college and prepare for life after their undergraduate experience. Inside this book you will learn: What faculty/advisors/professors today can do to further support the development of FLI students. How FLI allies can help advocate for the resources FLI students need. How FLI identity intersects with other marginalized identity types. Who are successful FLI students? Michelle Obama, Ana McCullough, Patrick Jamal Elliott, Nathalie Molina Niño, and Jeffrey Garcia, to name a few. As an FLI student, you'll come away from Spread Your Wings and FLI empowered with the tools, resources, community, and confidence to successfully navigate your undergraduate experience and thrive.
Call Number: LB3607 .M67 2021ISBN: 9781636769158Publication Date: 2021-04-26
Selected eBooks
