You will need to upload a photo of yourself to be used on the ID. PLEASE, make sure the photo is in color, shows your whole head and neck (no hats or sunglasses), and doesn't include anyone else in the frame. Failure to follow these guidelines will result in a delay in printing.
Your NICC username is the first part of your email before the @ symbol (i.e. smithj1234). Use the same password as your email!
Questions? Contact the CIS Helpdesk at (844) 642 - 2338, Ext. 555, or helpdesk@nicc.edu.
NICC Libraries now have web cameras available for you to check out. Click on the link to see if a camera is currently available.
Curbside service continues to be available on both campuses. Service begins 30 minutes after opening and ends 30 minutes before closing each day.
Do You Enjoy Reading?
… literature?
… history?
… biography?
NICC Libraries subscribe to the publication, Slightly Foxed, which is available in print at the Peosta campus library. This magazine introduces its readers to books that are no longer new and fashionable but have lasting appeal. Good-humored, unpretentious and a bit eccentric, it’s more like a well-read friend than a literary review. As an added bonus, all College students, faculty, and staff, have access to a rich and varied collection of podcast episodes.
The most recent installment (episode 35) discusses Edward Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Enjoy the discussion of this work by Prof. Andy Merrills, Assoc. Professor of Ancient History at the Univ. of Leicester in England.
We spotlight the most recent episode of the podcast series, and also welcome you to download and enjoy this and other digital content available from the NICC Libraries. Edward Gibbon’s famous text is available at NICC in print, audiobook. It is also available online in many editions, including the 7 volume set (1909-1913) linked here. Gibbon originally published his history in 1776, and it went through several editions in his lifetime (1737-1794).
