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May 2017

  • Wednesday Wisdom campaign takes a fun turn when the students take over the quote board at the Library of Science and Medicine.
  • Director Fritch Clark fields questions about his film The Last Bastions of Rock at an event sponsored by the New Brunswick Music Scene Archive at Alexander Library on April 27. Photo: Christie Lutz.
  • Jeanne Boyle presented Anjanette Vaidya with the award for Best Research Effort for her paper “Treatise For My Mamas: On Young Mothers, Higher Education, and the ‘Myth of Lost Opportunity'” at the Undergraduate Research Writing Conference.
  • Lonnie G. Bunch III, founding director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum for African American History and Culture, visited the Express Newark Gallery at Rutgers-Newark on March 31st. He looks on while Angela Lawrence, processing archivist at the Institute of Jazz Studies, discusses an object on display at the exhibit Records at Play: the Institute of Jazz Studies @50.
  • Dana Library welcomes Tayari Jones, author of Silver Sparrow, to speak at a Big Read Essex County event for administrative professionals.
  • The Art Library hosted an opening reception for a Landscape Student Architecture exhibit focused on a master plan for the Bergen County Parks System. Photo: Megan Lotts.
  • As part of the Big Read program, Dana Library hosted a Politics of Hair event and film screening, including a hair care demo.
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