FDU Library News

Politics on the PublicMind continues its series

with an

“Election Autopsy” by New Jersey’s State Party Chairs:

Assemblyman and NJ State Democratic Party Chair, Joe Cryan (D)

Assemblyman and NJ State Republican Party Chair, Jay Webber (R)

Join us

Friday, November 13^th

9:30 – 11 a.m.

in the College at Florham Library’s Orangerie

 A continental breakfast will be served.

Reserve your seat now with Colleen Di Gregorio at colleend@fdu.edu,

or call 973.443.8530

Free, but donations gratefully accepted

Co-sponsored by:

 Sheriff Kim Guadagno, Republican Candidate for Lt. Governor of NJ, will share her ideas on “A Brighter Future for All of New Jersey”.  Come, listen, and ask her questions.

     Monday, October 26^th from 12:00-1:30pm

 in the College at Florham Library’s Orangérie

       A Light lunch will be served.

To reserve your seat, contact Colleen Di Gregorio at  colleend@fdu.edu  

Sponsored by:                                                                                                                                

FDU College at Florham Library and FDU PublicMind Poll.

The Library, College at Florham, will hold a reception and display of books in the Orangérie on Wednesday 21 October at 2:00 p.m. 

 The Library, College at Florham, is the proud recipient of a newly-donated core collection of special editions of 19^th- and 20^th-century British Women Writers, a gift of Allan Kushen & Family, which will be known as the “Kushen Family Collection in memory of Betty Kushen, PhD.” 

 Mrs. Kushen was a faculty member of the English Department on this campus in the 1970s.  Her department chair was the late professor emeritus Walter Savage.

 You are invited to join with faculty, students and staff on October 21^st at 2:00 p.m., to view a representative selection of books drawn from the Kushen Family Collection in Memory of Betty Kushen, PhD, and to meet Allan Kushen and members of his family and to acknowledge their fine gift to the library.

 The Kushen Collection also includes Benjamin Franklin-related works and Betty Kushen’s unpublished doctoral dissertation (NYU) on B. Franklin’s biographers’ attitudes toward him. 

Great news!  If you missed any of the “Politics on the PublicMind” series, or just want to relive it, videotapes of each session are now posted on RosenetTV – An Internet TV Channel for the Borough of Madison, NJ.   To access, please click the link below:

http://www.rosenet.tv/blog1/category/features/politics_on_the_publicmind/

Your comments are welcomed.