Black History Month 2006
This exhibit was produced in February, 2006. It focused on black literature and art, as well as, famous voices. Continue reading “Black History Month 2006” ›
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This exhibit was produced in February, 2006. It focused on black literature and art, as well as, famous voices. Continue reading “Black History Month 2006” ›
President Nathan O. Hatch will give a presentation on his book Democratization of American Christianity on March 14th in the Library. Join the crowd at other scheduled talks or volunteer to do one yourself! More… Continue reading “President Hatch in the Library Lecture Series” ›
Students in Dr. Jeff Lerner’s history class paired up in groups of two to create exhibits in the library exhibit space. The topics were all about Alexander the Great. The feature film was about to be released and it was a hot topic. Dr. Lerner does a great job of separating fact from fiction. These... Continue reading “Dr. Jeff Lerner’s Alexander the Great class” ›
“Getting More from Electronic Journals” will be offered Thursday October 6 at 3 pm in Library Room 204. Electronic journals offer many advanced features you may not be aware of. Come learn about table-of-contents alerts, saved searches, browsing features, and more. Bring your ThinkPad and librarians will help you register for your favorite journals during... Continue reading “Upcoming Faculty Classes: E-Journals and More” ›
Dr. Balkrishna Gokhale was a Professor of Asian Studies at Wake Forest University. Dr. Balkrishna Gokhale was a Professor of Asian Studies at Wake Forest University. He passed away in 2005, and this exhibit memorialized his life, research, and service. Continue reading “Dr. Balkrishna Gokhale, 1919-2005” ›
In July, 2005, the NC Writers Conference was held at the ZSR Library. We put together a large number of books of NC writers and poets in the exhibits cases. We were also fortunate to have the photographs of Jan Hensley, who gave us photos to place in the RKC Reading Room. these images were... Continue reading “NC Writers” ›