Join us at 4:30 pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room.

Anna Gandolfi, Ph.D., Ryan/Bacardi Professor of Economics and the Director of the Economic Freedom Institute at Manhattanville College and Arthur E. Gandolfi, Ph.D., Managing Director, Economist, and Head of Analytics for the Corporate Treasury, Citicorp present A Modest Proposal to End the Asymmetry in Monetary Policy

Join us at 4:30pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room.

Mary Ann Joyce Walter, Ph.D., Professor, Music presents Cantata for the Children of Terezin: a new CD by composer Mary Ann Joyce-Walter

Join us at 5:30pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room.

Randy Williams, M.A., Professor, Art Studio presents Black Artists in a White Art World

Join us at 4:00pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room.

Panel with African Studies Professors James Jones, Mohamed Mbodj, and Don Nanjira.

Africa is Not a Country: Separating Fact From Fiction in History and Current Affairs

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Francis Brancaleone, Ph.D., Chair, Music presents "Wagnerian Influence in the Work of Edward MacDowell."

Wednesday, November 16 at 4:30pm in the Library Current Periodicals Room

George E. Schreer,Ph.D., Associate Professor, Psychology presents "Most Students at Your College Recycle: Using Social Norms to Increase Students' Intentions to Recycle"

Wednesday, November 9th, at 4:30 p.m. in the Library Current Periodicals Room

As the need for energy continues to rise and landfill space becomes more limited, conserving our limited supply of resources is paramount. One effective, low-cost strategy for resource conservation is recycling. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (2008), although recycling rates have increased from just over 10% municipal solid waste generated in 1980 to over 30% in 2007, a large amount of recyclable materials still ends up in landfills.  Fortunately, social scientists have begun developing persuasive appeals designed to promote conservation behaviors.  Professor Schreer will discuss one such approach using social norms.

Films on Demand Showcase and Open House

Come and see a demonstration of our enhanced Films on Demand Collection of almost 7000 quality films. Librarians will show you how to take advantage of this great new resource.

November 9, 12:00pm-4:00pm in the Library Reference Area

Midday Music at the Library featuring Kaitlyn Reiser, Soprano; Amanda Suiso, Mezzo-Soprano; accompanied by Alyssa Campo, Trumpet; Diane Guernsey, Piano

Friday, November 4 from 1:00-1:30 the Library Cafe. 

Creative Writing Faculty and Student Reading featuring new books from Greg Olear and Jeff Pearlman

Wednesday, November 2, at 7:00pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room

Broadway Sings Classical featuring Musical Theatre Major Seniors:
Jenna Griffin, Chelsey Jensen, Victoria Jessie, Corinne Leary, Sarah Morris, and Kristen Stein

Friday, October 28, 2011 from 1:00-1:30pm in the Library Cafe.

Geoffrey Kidde, D.M.A., Associate Professor, Music presents "The Machine Stops: A work in progress"

Wednesday, October 26th, at 4:30 p.m. in the Library's Current Periodicals Room
 
Prof. Geoffrey Kidde will outline the progress of his second opera, The Machine Stops, giving an account of the narrative and musical aspects of the project. Having organized a public reading (funded by a Manhattanville College faculty research grant) this past summer, Prof. Kidde will play recorded excerpts from the opera. As a bonus, a trio from the first act will be performed live by students and faculty. This special musical presentation will preview the senior recitals of three music theater majors: Chelsey Jensen, Jenna Griffin, and Sarah Morris, under the musical direction of Prof. Mark Cherry.

Carolee Berg, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Sociology presents "Silence, Summer, and Sabbatical"  

Wednesday, October 19th, at 4:30 p.m in the Library's Current Periodicals Room

Professor Berg will discuss her work this summer at Smith College’s session on Developing Contemplative Pedagogy across the Curriculum.  In her talk, she will link previous research and interest in silence with the contemplative mind and contemplative practices and her 2012 sabbatical.

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Come join us Friday, September 23 from 1:00pm-1:30pm for Midday Music in the Cafe.

Midday Music presents D.N.A Jazz Ensemble featuring David Noel, Jr. - Piano, Patrick Harris - Trumpet, and Richard Crum- Guitar

Michael Posnick, M.F.A., Professor & Director, Department of Dance and Theater, presents A Serendipitous Sabbatical at Yale.

Wednesday, September 14th from 4:30pm - 6:30pm in the Library's Current Periodicals Room.

Manhatanville College has redesigned it's website.  Check out the library's new features!

News Blog- New stories and up to date information on events at Manhattanville College Library!

IDS Search- The library has added a new catalog interface.  With IDS search you can find materials in Manhattanville's collection, other participating local libraries, and Google Books in one place.