Encouraging reading habits for the building of a lifelong learning society
On the morning of March 21, the Information and Library Center of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) launched a Reading Movement and the third Library Writing Contest. Nearly 200 freshmen gathered at Hall C19, Ha Nam campus, to participate in the event, showing their enthusiasm for the initiative.
The Value of Reading
Emphasizing the role and significance of reading habits, Dr. Ngo Đuc Vinh, Director of the Information and Library Center, highlighted that building and promoting a reading culture is a crucial task in enhancing the quality of education. A student with a strong reading habit proactively acquires knowledge and fosters personal development.
Dr. Ngo Đuc Vinh, Director of the Information and Library Center
Alongside the reading movement, the university also launched the third edition of the HaUI Library Writing Contest. This contest aims to encourage students to share their thoughts and experiences about the library – a treasure trove of invaluable knowledge. It is not only a creative playground but also an opportunity for students to express their perspectives on the library's role in their academic and research journey.
The contest focuses on various themes, such as impressions of HaUI Library's space and resources, the library's role in academic pursuits, interesting stories, and memorable experiences related to the library. The best essays will be published on the university's media platforms and awarded attractive prizes.
Inspiring Talks from Guest Speakers
A highlight of the event was the insightful sharing session by guest speakers Nguyen Quoc Vuong and To Giang. They provided deep insights into the significance of reading in the digital era, guiding students on effective reading strategies, selecting appropriate materials, and applying knowledge from books to real-life situations.
HaUI Library: A Hub of Knowledge
The HaUI Library boasts a vast and diverse collection of over 20,000 books and textbooks covering various fields such as science, technology, literature, history, foreign languages, and life skills. Additionally, it offers more than 5,000 digital resources, over 50 specialized collections for different disciplines, and access to 23 open-access databases. Furthermore, the library collaborates with nearly 100 regional and national academic libraries through its digital network, enabling lecturers and students to easily search for information and reference materials that support their studies and careers.
By fostering a strong reading habit, students not only expand their knowledge but also enhance their critical thinking and lifelong learning skills, paving the way for future success.