The Miller Information Commons’ “Meaningful Books” Series highlights
Dr. Betsy Beaulieu
Thursday, Sept. 27th at Noon,
Miller Information Commons, Vista Room
(Refreshments will be served)
Welcome and get to know Betsy Beaulieu, Dean of Champlain’s new Core Division.
Betsy’s list of meaningful books reflects her love of reading almost everything – African American literature (her specialty in grad school), pedagogy, poetry, and smart women’s fiction.
A voracious reader, Betsy cut her reading teeth on Golden Books. She progressed to the Nancy Drew series, developing a love of mysteries. Her first grown-up friend was the Children’s Librarian at the public library, who introduced her to Little Women, the first book that made Betsy cry, so closely did she identify with bookish Beth.
Join us on Sept. 27th to find out more about Betsy’s love of reading and the books that have made a difference in her life.
Preview some of Betsy’s meaningful books in the glass case on the Main Floor of the MIC.
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