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1922 Swim- Preschool

Through partnership with USA Swimming Sigma Gamma Rho’s Swim 1922 campaign aims to increase swim participation and decrease drowning rates.

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Books, a notebook, and a desk lamp, woodcut illustration
Fig. 01 — Campus Hills Pool

About the event

Through partnership with USA Swimming Sigma Gamma Rho’s Swim 1922 campaign aims to increase swim participation and decrease drowning rates. Provides opportunities for youth and adults within the African American community to learn water safety in general and swimming specifically. With USA swimming, Sigma Gamma Rho has touched close to 20,000 lives, directly, with the projection of changing multiple generations to come. The Beta Pi Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated’s Swim 1922 program sponsorship with DPR will teach the participants how to feel comfortable in the water by learning basic safety skills. Breaking down barriers created by a lack of access and exposure and expanding the knowledge for participants to have a fun & safe time in and around the water.

Ages: Age at least 3 yrs but less than 6 yrs,

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Genre of the Month Book Club

12 months, 12 genres, 12 chances to broaden your reading horizons! Welcome to the Genre of the Month Book Club! Each month, we explore a different (sub)genre, and you choose to read any book that fits that theme--no assigned reading here! Then, join us on the second Wednesday of every month at Boxyard RTP. Grab yourself a drink or snack as we discuss what we read and the genre as a whole. The book club meets outside, so dress for the weather! Our table is located next to RTP Uncorked and the elevator, near the dog park. If you've found a table reserved for book club, you're in the right place! Click on one of the months below to see what our members chose to read! January: Self Help February: Romantasy March: Satire April: Poetry May: Cozy Mystery June: Epistolary July: Cyberpunk August: Coming of Age/Bildungsroman September: Banned Classic October: Gothic Horror November: History December: Short Story Collection/Anthology Questions? Email Elle at kfarmer@dconc.gov. Boxyard RTP 900 Park Offices Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

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Drawing Club

Join us for a drawing workout! We'll move through several drawing challenges that will inspire us, improve our creativity, and--most importantly--be fun! Please bring pencils and a sketchbook or email dpeterson@dconc.gov if you need supplies. Registration is not required but is encouraged.

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Drop-in Tech Support

Drop-in for one-on-one technical support with library staff. A chance to troubleshoot common device problems and learn basic computer, tablet, or smartphone skills. This series will take place on the second Wednesday of each month. Who should attend: Anyone with questions about technology. People who want to improve their tech skills. Those who want hands-on help or troubleshooting with their device. What we can help with: Using library e-resources (Libby, Hoopla, Consumer Reports, etc) Setting up an email or online account Filling out an online form Setting up your device Installing or using apps What to bring: Your device (laptop, tablet, or smartphone), chargers, and any relevant passwords. Please note that registration is required to ensure dedicated technical assistance with library staff. We cannot help with resume creation. Additionally, we cannot offer medical, financial, or legal advice. If you need in-depth assistance with job seeking, we can refer you to the library's Business Services. For more information, please contact Anne Wells at awells@dconc.gov