Selections from topics available at the Living Library at Douglas College, New Westminster, B.C. Experts and aficionados register their special areas of knowledge, and library patrons can sign up for a half-hour chat. The full list can be seen here.

Teaching in Japan and Mainland China

Student success

Employment and career counselling—immigrant professionals specialty

Private pilot and sea kayaker

Archaeology, environment issues, paleontology

Stained glass

International governance, wisdom cultivation, humanist meditation

Adoption, late adoption

Energy conservation

Psychology, cross cultural education

Mental health law and policy

Cats, cross stitch, accounting, beading

Classical Chinese, insurance/financial

Insect biology, evolution, ecology

Psychiatric nursing

Fundraising, access to local media

Spanish immigrant life experience

Mideast politics and travel

Alternate technology for homeowners

Porcelain painting

Adult il/literacy

Proposal writing

Share memories of Kruger National Park, South Africa

Genealogy research

Mental health, addiction, social service & health development and strategic planning, international social service and health development, Africa, China, HIV/AIDS

World politics and american politics

Coping with hearing loss