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One Book Read Events

One Book Read

This year's One Book Read is In the Wild Light, by Jeff Zentner. As the culmination of the One Book Read, Zentner will visit WKCTC on April 14 and 15, 2026.

April 14 events begin at 5:00 pm with an author reception with free hors d'oeuvres in the Student Center, followed by the author presentation at 6:00 pm in the Clemens Fine Arts Center and book signing in the Student Center. On April 15, the author presentation begins at 11:00 am in the Clemens Fine Arts Center followed by a book signing in the Clemens Gallery.

*WKCTC supports free speech and the exchange of ideas. Views expressed by speakers are their own and do not necessarily represent WKCTC's endorsement or an official position. Attendees are advised that presentations may contain different perspectives and language.

Join us November 20 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm for a fun evening book discussion of In the Wild Light led by Dr. Kim Russell, WKCTC English program coordinator and One Book Read Events Co-Chair, at Evergreens Plant Shop, Coffeehouse, and Wine Bar, 4677 Alben Barkley Drive in Paducah. This event is sponsored by McCracken County Public Library and the WKCTC One Book Read Committee. Enter to win a fun fall-filled basket of goodies that includes a free copy of In the Wild Light, all donated by the McCracken County Public Library. Enjoy a coffee or special drink in honor of our One Book Read author Jeff Zentner and engaging conversation about In the Wild Light, the 2025-2026 One Book Read. The first 25 attendees will receive a FREE beverage! 

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Every Mind Matters:
Neurodiversity and college Student

PANEL DISCUSSION

NOVEMBER 10
11 AM • Library

Check out this panel discussion addressing supporting neurodivergent college students, moderated by Assistant Professor of Psychology, Jane Wells.

We will cover challenges, strategies, and what colleges can do better to foster connection and community.

Panelists include a student, faculty member, parent, and autism specialist/professional.

Questions? Contact Janey Wells

jane.wells@kctcs.edu • 270-534-3427