Spring 2025
Library Room 7-28 | 212-925-6625 | Ext. 228
Library Open for Study/Research
Mon - Fri 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
In Person Staffed Hours
Mon - Thu 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Fri 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Online Staffed Hours
Mon - Fri 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
seamus@ccny.cuny.edu
SUPPORT
CWE Counseling Service
CWE Benny's Pantry
CWE Open Door Policy
CWE Writing Center
CCNY Immigrant Student Center
Request Your CCNY ID Card
SCHOLARSHIP/AWARDS
CWE Awards & Scholarships (Opens Fall 2025) [CWE Only]
Women’s Forum ($10,000) (Opens Fall, 2025 I Women, age 25+) [CWE - 12]
Perry Scholarship ($10,000) (Opens Feb, 2026 | Women affected by incarceration)
Mellon Mays (Now Open | CD Apr 22, 2025) [CWE - 3 Winners]
All CCNY Award Opportunities
CCNY LIBRARY RESOURCES
Laptop loans | seamus@ccny.cuny.edu [CWE students only]
Help locating resources for your essays and projects
One-on-one Research Sessions in person/Zoom | seamus@ccny.cuny.edu
City College Library Chat
You have free digital sub to the NYT
You have access to 500,000 full text scholarly articles & 700,000 e-books
You can access all the databases, e-books and articles from home
Academic Search Complete (ASC) good starting point - easy access to 66 other databases
You can request physical books from all CUNY libraries to be brought to the CWE Library
You can request physical books, e-chapters/e-articles that we do not have via ILL
NYPL RESOURCES
Sign up for a free digital NYPL card - many diverse magazines, articles and databases.
Check our new guide about the Public Libraries in NY.
New York Public Library Chat | Great free resource
MEDIA RESOURCES
NEW YORK RESOURCES
SELECT AUTHORITATIVE RESOURCES
OTHER RESOURCES TO CONSIDER
WHAT ARE DATABASES?
A database is a collection of related information in various fields that is structured to maximize retrieving the results so typical fields might be author names, title of article and key words for example Autism, Black Lives Matter, Genocide, Holocaust, AIDS, SARS, gentrification, Irish famine, Palestine, educational inequality, family relationships, developmental disabilities, charter schools, police violence, social mobility, inequality, public education, censorship, colonialism, etc.
WHAT ARE SCHOLARLY/PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES?
WORTH CONSIDERING ?
Life Experience Program BA (Up to 12 credits free)
Autobiography Program BA (Up to 8 credits free)
Accelerated MA Program (Up to 12 credits towards the MA while enrolled for the BA)
Séamus Scanlon
Librarian, Center for Worker Education (CCNY CWE)
City College Downtown, Cunard Building
25 Broadway, 7-28, New York, NY 10004
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