Among the programming and service highlights of 2012:
January
·
BOOKMARKS Presents a Conversation with Kim Edwards
·
“Learn: Space: Learn” presented by
Patrick Lee Lucas, Interior Architecture.
February
·
A Dickens of a Celebration (Bicentennial
celebration of the birth of Charles Dickens)
March
·
Matthew Pearl, author of The
Technologists, and The Last Dickens
·
Saving the Hansen House” documentary
film screening
·
The Friends of the UNCG Libraries Annual Dinner “A Celebration of the Blues” with
William Ferris and Lorenzo (Logie) Meachum
April
·
The third of six faculty-led book
discussions held throughout the year from February through December
·
A newly elected and fully engaged
Friends of the UNCG Libraries Board of Directors
May, June, and July (as well as the rest of the year)
·
Access to a book collection of more
than 1 million volumes
·
A DVD collection of more 5000 items
·
Current literature and paperback
collections of popular titles for summertime and year-round reading
·
Air conditioned respite from the heat
in beautifully furnished libraries full of comfortable seating
·
A helpful and professional group of
library employees dedicated to helping patrons find the information they need
when they need it
August:
·
The opening of the Digital Media
Commons
September
·
A Visit with Tony Horwitz, author of Confederates in the Attic and other
histories
·
Storyteller, Author and Musical Artist
John McCutcheon
October
·
Dedication of the Harold Schiffman
Music Library in the Music Building
·
Screening of documentary film Semper
Fi: Always Faithful with special guest Jerry Ensminger
·
Kelly Ritter, author of To Know Her Own History: Writing at
the Woman’s College, 1943-1963 talk and book signing
November
·
Virginia Dare in Fact and Fancy," presented by author
Marjorie Hudson in celebration of the birth of the first English child born in
America
December
·
Coffee and other hot beverages provided by the Friends of the
UNCG Libraries for hard-studying students preparing for exams
Comments
Post a Comment