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University of Central Florida Libraries
Office of Library Development
In Development
Issue 4 Volume III July 2007
In This Issue
  • Washington DC Alumni
  • UCF represented at ALA
  • Kerouac **Coming Soon!**
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    UCF Libraries
    Exhibits for July

    UCF Main Library

    Book Arts
    Location:  Main Floor

    New America: Juried Student Art Exhibition
    Location:  Main Floor

    Universal Orlando Foundation Library at Rosen

    Bringing Wine to Life:
    Wine Education at Rosen College

    Location:  Library Main Entrance

     

     

    UCF Main Library
    Summer Hours

    Monday-Thursday
    7:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

    Friday
    7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.  

    Saturday
    9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

    Sunday
    12:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

     

     

    UCF Libraries
    Summer Holidays

    Wednesday, July 4
    Independence Day
    CLOSED

     

     

    Front of the library

     

    Contact Us

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    Washington DC Alumni Gathering

    Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.

    When was the last time you participated in an Alumni event?  The University of Central Florida Libraries hosted an Alumni event in Washington, D.C., honoring those UCF Knights that have continued their careers in our nation's capital.  Over 50 guests gathered at Morton's The Steakhouse in downtown Washington, D.C., and enjoyed great music, food, and a chance to interact with some of our subject experts form our various library departments.

    Washington DC Alumni Event at Mortons The Steakhouse

    Mr. Peter Snyder & Mrs. Barbara Vennman (UCF Class of 1989) with Mr. Barry B. Baker (Director of Libraries)

    The Library Development Office coordinated this grand event, which brought back great memories for our guests.  The UCF Libraries was honored in having the opportunity to share with all of the attendees about our current and upcoming projects.  We were delighted in seeing how our Alumni have grown as professionals, and we look forward to meeting with them again in the future.

     


    UCF represented at
    American Library Association
    2007 Conference

     

    collage of photos from the ALA Annual Conference in Washington, DC


    More than 28,600 librarians, exhibitors and library supporters, including 26 of our own UCF librarians, attended the 128th American Library Association Annual Conference.  The event was held at the Washington Convention Center from June 21 to 27.  Our librarians represented UCF by showcasing their talents through poster sessions, forums, and special presentations. 

    The impact of this conference was so impressive, that according to the Washington, D.C. Tourism Bureau, the conference generated more than $15.6 million in revenue for the local economy.  The UCF Libraries presenters inspired not only those attending the conference, but also some tourists who expressed an interest in our organization, putting our university on a national level of recognition.

    If you would like more information concerning our UCF Libraries, please contact the office of Library Development at 407-823-5982 or 0564.

    UCF Libraries involved in
    Kerouac Project


    Photo of Jack Kerouac


    The University of Central Florida Libraries will be showcasing an exhibit that will illustrate the life and times of Jack Kerouac as a Central Florida resident.  The exhibit, Kerouac in Florida: Where the Road Ends, will be in display from September to October 2007 on the main floor of the Orlando Campus library.

    In addition, the UCF Libraries will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the publication of his On the Road.  The August edition of our In Development newsletter will have all of the details concerning the festivities. 


     

    If you would like more information concerning donations to the UCF Libraries for projects like the Kerouac exhibit, please contact the office of Library Development at 407-823-5982.

    Knight 4 EverGO KNIGHTS!