Led by Timothy
Dixon, J.D., Associate Professor, NSU College of Arts, Humanities and
Social Sciences, Department of History and Political Science.
Join others in a reading and discussion group
developed by the Library of America as we explore excerpts of essays,
speeches, books, poems and letters about World War I .
Copies of the readers are available at: http://wwiamerica.org/wwi-writers-writings.php. Select the individual section or download the entire series and read them by the discussion date.
For more information contact Nora Quinlan at nora@nova.edu or 954-262-4637.
Second Floor, Computer Lab A . Lecture in Room 2053
The May program will be a webcast on Court Records.
Open Lab: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM
General meeting: 1:30 PM
Presentation: 2:00 PM
African American Special Interest Group Meeting: 3:30 PM
Visit www.gsbcfl.org for more information about GSBC. Parking $1.00/hour on the first level of the parking garage. Meetings are free and open to the public.
For more genealogy resources found at the library, click here.
Tuesday, May 16, 3:00 PM
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4:00 PM
Second Floor, Lab A
Identify scholarships and grants using Foundation Center resources at
these
free workshops with an open lab. Learn about resources available to find
scholarships, tools to start your search, how to tailor your search
based on your field of study, and tips for an efficient search.
This groundbreaking book uncovers the true essence of “Lean” and
explains how and why this “best-kept secret of management” can transform
service industries, small and medium-sized businesses, governments and
non-profit organizations.
Written especially for non-manufacturing leaders, the book explains the essential elements of Lean.
The Circle of Friends for the NSU Alvin Sherman Library invites you to attend its Annual Meeting for a celebration of this past year’s achievements, and the installation of the incoming board and officers. You’ll also hear about Banana Wave, an up and coming company, whose determination, perseverance, entrepreneurial spirit and the support of the NSU Alvin Sherman Library turned their dream into an amazing success.
This event is open to all Circle of Friends members and their friends, and refreshments will be served.
To RSVP, please email libdev@nova.edu or call 954-262-4627.
Tap into your creative juices by trying your hand at a make and take craft. Stop by the library and learn about our many resources. Drop in anytime during the program for make-and-take crafts.
Join the Circle of Friends for a night
of fun to help raise money for the NSU Alvin Sherman Library. Fun Pianos! by 176 KEYS will provide entertainment for the event in the Sherman Library’s Geraldine and Morton Terry Atrium.
This will be a rocking and rolling night of delicious dining and
cocktails accompanied by music and fun not to be missed!
"The Evolution of Indian Dance", is an Interactive Indian dance
lecture/demonstration that presents the history, evolution and current
state of Indian dance in a very entertaining manner.
The presentation is aimed to educate the
audience on ancient and modern Indian dances, customs and cultures. Please register at 954-262-5477. This event is being presented by Rhythms School of Dance and led by Artistic Director Ranjana Warier.
Flipsterlets you instantly download the latest magazines for free on your phone, tablet, or in the browser. Download and read offline, too!
Comics Plus Allows you to get free and instant access to thousands of comics and graphic novels in any web browser - whether on your phone or laptop.
Cloud Library allows for instant access to eAudio andeBooks. Simply download the app and get started!
OneClickdigital Download best-selling audiobooks and ebooks to your phone, tablet, or computer using just your Shark or Library Card. Theirs is the largest digital audiobook collection, including exclusive content, and more than eighty foreign language courses.
Special Skype visit with Suzanne Selfors, author of the Imaginary
Veterinary series! You will be able to ask questions to the author.
Please read the book The Sasquatch Escape before attending.
Celebrate Haitian Heritage month and Children’s Book Week with interactive tales, songs and rhythms from Haiti. This free program is for children of all ages with caregiver.
This is our last storytime for the spring. Families who have learned all
five early literacy skills will graduate from storytime. Everyone is
welcome for this special event!
Children
will learn about the art and history of puppetry, practice techniques
for performing with rod puppets, create paper plate stick puppets and
present a puppet show to the audience.