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Two new faculty members on campus, Shane Vogel and Ernest Mitchell, will each share about their archivally-informed work in African American literary studies.
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Will you be our Valentine?
Join us as library staff and friends will share some lively selections of love letters and valentines from the collections for you.
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A talk in conjunction with the exhibition “Brava! Women Make American Theater”
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A presentation of research findings from three students in the Yale College fall 2021 seminar, “Slavery, Race, and Yale.”
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In conjunction with the exhibition, Brava! Women Make American Theater. Sheehy is Professor in the Practice of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism, and Chair, Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism Program at David Geffen School of Drama; Yale Repertory Theatre Resident Dramaturg and Senior Associate Editor, School of Drama Alumni Magazine; more: https://www.drama.yale.edu/bios/catherine-sheehy-2/
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“Points of Contact, Points of View: Asking Questions in Yale Library Special Collections” is the inaugural exhibition in the Hanke Exhibition Gallery, the gift of Lynn Hanke, a member of the University Library Council, and her husband, Robert Hanke ’60B.A. The gallery is located in the ground floor Sterling Memorial Library, 120 High Street.
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A presentation about Georgia Doulgas Johnson, an important American poet, playwright, and member of the Harlem Renaissance, in conjunction with the Beinecke Library exhibition, BRAVA! Women Make American Theater.
Kassidi Jones is a doctoral student in English and African American Studies at Yale.
Her presentation, beginning at 4:00 pm, will be followed by conversation and q&a from about 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm.
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A presentation of research findings from three students in the Yale College fall 2021 seminar, “Slavery, Race, and Yale.”
Zoom webinar registrationL https://bit.ly/32Ui34R
A presentation about Beinecke Library’s new exhibition, BRAVA! Women Make American Theater, with its organizer, Melissa Barton, curator of drama and prose for the Yale Collection of American Literature.
The New Haven Free Public Library, in partnership with the Yale Affinity Groups, is excited to bring you this book club for families focusing on topics of social importance! This month we focus on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a sharing of Ohana Means Family, by Ilima Loomis. Come for the reading, stay for the discussion! Join us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/NHFPL, or in the Children’s Room at the Ives Main Library. Questions? Call (203) 946-8129.
