Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of To Kill a Mockingbird

To celebrate the 50^th Anniversary of To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, the SU English Department and Lehman Library are co-sponsoring a Panel Discussion and Film Showing on Wednesday evening, October 6, 2010 beginning at 6:00 p.m. in Orndorff Theater in the Ceddia Union Building.

In addition to the panel discussion and film showing, a 50^th Anniversary Celebration exhibit will be featured in the Reference area of the library from Oct 1-31. SU student, Samantha DePree (an English major) is responsible for the exhibit. Please support Samantha’s efforts by visiting and evaluating her exhibit sometime during the month of October.

For more information, contact Joyce Harding, jyhard at ship.edu or Dr. Mary Stewart, mcstew at ship.edu.

See our Library Guide on To Kill A Mockingbird for Library resources and information about the book and its author

U.S. Constitution: a Library Exhibit

Our U.S. Constitution: What’s In it … What’s Not
Ezra Lehman Library Gallery
September 17-30, 2010

This exhibit will explain some of the common misconceptions people have regarding our Constitution.

For more information, please contact: Chantana Charoenpanitkul, chchar@ship.edu , 717-477-1634 or Joyce Harding, jyhard@ship.edu , ext. 3289 on campus.

U.S. Constitution Preamble - a Public Reading

Friday, September 17, 2010
Library Plaza (rain location GBLUES MPR)
9:30 a.m.

Grace B. Luhrs Elementary School 4th Grade and President Ruud will publicly read of the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.

Following the Reading of the Preamble, there will be Poster Contest Award Presentations to students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade classes of the Luhrs Elementary School.

U.S. Constitution: What’s In it - What’s Not

Wednesday, September 15, 2010
In the Grove Forum
from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Panel discussion titled "Our U.S. Constitution: What’s In it … What’s Not" will be kick-off our Constitution Day events on campus.

Panel members will be discussing common misconceptions people have regarding our U.S. Constitution. A question and answer period will follow.

Panel members will include SU Faculty members: Dr. Sara Grove, Stephanie Jirard, and Dr. Steven Lichtman.

Films on Demand - New Database

Films on Demand  is a user-friendly streaming media system that provides high-quality educational video from anywhere you have Internet access.

These videos are perfect for adding an extra touch to your classroom presentations. 

The database can be Browsed by subject.  An Advanced Search is also available.  [Education Majors take note - The Advanced Search has a search by PDE K-12 Standards.] The database can be browsed from the Library website  [library.ship.edu].  Choose "Library Databases A-Z."  Choose the "F" tab and then "Films on Demand."

Ask Us Anything, if you have a question.

The Everglades: an Exhibit and Reception

The Everglades: Unique, Magical, Mystical.
Photographs by Margaret Evans

On display: 9/30-10/8/2010
Reception:
Tuesday 9/9/2010 @ 3:30-5:30pm
Lehman library Gallery

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