Keeping Up with New Books! Biblical Heritage Gallery Exhibit: “Leaving a Legacy: Cedarville Presidents, 1954 to 2023" Four students will be working as Centennial Library Interns this fall. Janelle Burd is a senior History major. Alexis Chandler and Rachel Crane are senior English majors. Justin Kemp is a junior Linguistics major. The library internship allows students to participate in a variety of activities, projects, and presentations with the goal of discovering if a library career is a good fit for their skills and interests. Interns also learn about graduate school options for pursuing a Master of Library & Information Science degree. This year’s interns will give a presentation at the annual Library Careers Dinner on November 13, as well as create book displays, attend a professional conference, and visit other types of libraries. The 3-credit course is taken as an English independent study and is open to students from any major. Course instructor Julie Deardorff expressed her appreciation for Dr. Annis Shaver’s enthusiastic support of the Library Careers Program during her time as Interim Chair of the Department of English, Literature & Modern Languages. James T. Jeremiah, 1954-1978 Paul Dixon, 1978-2003 William E. Brown, 2003-2013 Thomas White, 2013-present The Biblical Heritage Gallery in the Centennial Library presents the first historical exhibit of the 2023/24 season: “Leaving a Legacy: Cedarville Presidents, 1954 to 2023.” Using items from the University Archives, the exhibit highlights the milestones and events of the University during the last 70 years, as Cedarville grew from 100 students in the fall of 1953 to the current record enrollment, under the vision, leadership, and ministry of four presidents: Stop by the Gallery, located at the upper-level main entrance of the Centennial Library, on your way across campus, going to or from chapel, or after eating at Chick-fil-A. The exhibit is open during regular library hours until October 13. Library Careers Program: Fall 2023 Interns l to r: Justin, Lexi, Janelle, Rachel Did you know that the library adds about 5,000 print books to its collection each year? That is a lot of items to keep up with! If you want a quick way of staying up to date on our newest additions, use the New Materials button on our Faculty Resources page. New items are grouped by month and by collection for each of the last twelve months. But don’t ask us to help you find the time to read all of them!
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