Daniel Library Friends

“Friends kick off 13th year with fundraising goal”

Friends — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 18:21:06 +0000

“To celebrate its 13th year The Citadel’s Daniel Library Friends will donate all contributions to its fall books and lecture series to the Daniel Library renovation project, adding to a $1.6 million gift from Bill (’65) and Lyndra Daniel of Birmingham, Ala.” Read more. . .

Library Friends Fall ‘09 Events

robbinse — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 19:19:58 +0000

Events are held in Bond Hall room 165 at 6:30 p.m. on The Citadel campus.

Tuesday, Sept. 8:

“The Post 9/11 Superhero in Film” with Professor Sean Heuston

Tuesday, Sept. 22:

“Classic Gardens, Challenging Conditions” with Angie LeClercq Director of The Daniel Library

Tuesday, Oct. 13:

“A Hero Goes to War” with Del Staecker

Tuesday, Oct. 27:

“China after Nixon and Kissinger” with Guoli Liu

Tuesday, Nov. 10:

“Lady Spies” with Gene Poteat

Tuesday, Dec. 1:

“Fritz Hollings as a Transformative Force in S.C. History” with Jack Bass and Scott Poole

Daniel Library Digital Sphinx Project

Friends — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:29:19 +0000

How you and your classmates can participate:

Adopt your class’ Sphinx as a class project.
Contribute to the Sphinx project yourself

The benefits. . .

Instant electronic access to your Citadel days
Memories of good times
An easy way to share your past with friend and family

The Library is also in the process of digitizing all back issues of The Citadel’s campus newspaper, The Brigadier. This project is part of our goal to provide Citadel Alumni with an electronic library of Citadel history and lore.

For more information:
Email: reference@citadel.edu
Phone: 843.953.2569

Library Friends explore 20th century American foreign policy

Friends — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:53:49 +0000

The Citadel’s Daniel Library Friends celebrate spring, and learn more about the drama of 20th Century American Foreign policy. The spring installment of this book and lecture series focuses on the challenges the country has faced.

The Daniel Library Friends’ book and lecture series was created in 1996. It is responsible for bringing many noted authors and lecturers to The Military College of South Carolina and the Charleston area. All programs are free and open to the public. Refreshments are served and some events include book-signing opportunities. Lectures begin at 6:30 p.m. and are held on The Citadel campus in Bond Hall room 165.

“We are proud to be able to bring this outstanding lineup of lectures to The Citadel and the greater Charleston community,” said Angie LeClercq, director of the Daniel Library. “Our spring topics are timeless like the fall of the Berlin Wall and timely with the look at Arab-Israeli conflict.”