The Gardner-Harvey Library staff would like to take this time to invite you to participate in our November events! If you have any questions about them, please let us know. Additional information on the events is available (and will be updated) in our Events Calendar. Everyone is welcome to attend!
Do you have the best pup, cat, or even gerbil? Make your furry friend a fancy tag! Drop by the library between 2-4 pm in GRD 014, to choose a sublimated or laser-engraved pet tag. One tag per person.
Based upon their book, "Global Dishes: Favorite Meals from Around the World," Lori Parks, an academic advisor, and Caryn Neumann, teaching professor for interdisciplinary and communications studies, at 4pm in GRD 014 or on Zoom. will discuss what makes a national dish and why such dishes often illuminate cultural and political concerns. Discover how a national dish includes much more than its ingredients.
Join representatives from Miami Regionals Libraries and the Center of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion in an exploration of literature that embraces diversity in a variety of subject matters. Meeting in JHN 100 face-to-face, and via Zoom! We'll discuss the book Maid by Stephanie Land.
National Park Talk: Yellowstone National Park Tuesday, November 28, 2023, 4:30pm-6:00pm
Don't blow your top! Join us this fall as Tammie L. Gerke, teaching professor in Geology at Miami University, shares the geology and other interesting information about three of our volcanic national parks. Get your questions answered and participate in a lively discussion on these national treasures. Starting at 4:30pm in GRD 014 and on Zoom.
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