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The Black Unification Club, founded in the late 1960s or early 1970s by the first African American Studies Department chair at City College of San Francisco, Glenn Nance, met until the 1990s. In 2014, CCSF students established the Black Student Union (BSU), under faculty advisor and African American Studies Department chair, Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin. CCSF BSU sponsors campus events and actively supports Black Lives Matter.
Several library locations are open for individual study and computer use, and librarians are on-site and available to assist with research. Browsing the stacks at Rosenberg is not available at this time. Students entering the library must show a valid My Campus Pass. More information is available on the Library In Person Access webpage.
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An active RAM ID (student ID number) and RAM ID password is required for off-campus access to CCSF Library subscription resources and databases, including online articles, streaming video, and e-books. When accessing these resources from off-campus, users will be prompted to log in with RAM ID, then will be able to view resources as if they are on-campus. |
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