Announcements

A representative from EAP will facilitate a support and educational group in response to increased stress related to COVID-19. Sessions will be offered, via ZOOM, on April 2. Please register in advance, as the session is limited to 20 participants.

Working at home poses unique challenges to your safety. Weather its your dog or cat creating a trip hazard or sitting at a make shift desk and using a chair that you are not used to. Hazards are all around us, even at home. Here are some tips from the National Safety Council on Ergonomics. 

Don't forget to properly clean off your phone screen and other surfaces. Cell phones are one of those “high touch surfaces” that the CDC says can transmit the virus. According to public health directors Disa Cornish and Catherine Zeman, phones can be gently cleaned with disinfecting wet wipes. Don't use sprays or other products that could get liquid inside the phone. And don't forget the case. You should remove it from the phone, clean it and allow both to air dry before reassembling, said Zeman. For additional guidelines to learn how to protect yourself, read the CDC's Guidelines.

Rod Library's building is now closed until further notice. Rod Library is committed to student success and will continue to provide remote services to ensure success wherever you are. For updates and more visit the Rod Library website and Rod Library social media.