Sherman’s Golf in the Library this January

Toto, I have a feeling we’re not in the Alvin Sherman Library anymore….

That’s right, Dorothy. The Alvin Sherman Library will take you on an adventure this January through its 18-hole miniature golf course. Its classic children’s book theme will have you playing rounds with the likes of Harry Potter and the great and powerful Oz. Assemble your team and challenge them to compete for the best score. Putt your way through this unique mini golf experience on the following dates:

Friday, Jan. 10 4 p.m. – 8 pm – Shark Night NSU faculty, staff and students- $5 pp
Saturday, Jan. 11 6 p.m. – 10 p.m.- Sherman Classic $125 pp
Sunday, Jan. 12 10a.m. –  4 p.m. – Family Fun Day! $5 pp

For more information about Sherman’s Golf in the Library, visit: lib.nova.edu/minigolf

2020 Golf in the Library Volunteer

Sherman’s Golf in the Library is back! Two floors of the Library will be transformed into an 18-hole miniature golf course with a classic children’s book theme. The library needs your help to create this unique mini golf experience. You’ll earn service hours and help raise funds for the Alvin Sherman Library’s early childhood literacy programs and more.

Sign up to volunteer at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B48ADA828A2F49-golf

For those interested in volunteering on Thursday, January 9 from 2-4 p.m. and Sunday January 12 from 4-6 p.m., you must be able to lift 20-40lbs.

For more info, contact Tanja Rodriquez at trodriguez@nova.edu.

2019 Shark Survival Weeks, Dec. 2- 6

Join NSU’s Alvin Sherman Library for its Shark Survival Week and refuel your finals week! Stop by between Dec. 2 – 6 for specials featuring:

• FREE study snacks and coffee

• Extra study rooms

• Roving librarians to help with your research questions

• And much more!

The Alvin Sherman Library will also have extended hours from Saturday, November 30 to Thursday, December 4.

Extended Hours: 7:00 AM – Midnight

Trunk or Treat, Oct. 31

Bring your friends and your children to Trunk or Treat for a night of safe Halloween Fun!

NSU Community Members will decorate their cars or a table and pass out candy to members of their community.

Event is FREE to the Public.

Parking will be located at the Mailman Hollywood Building on NSU’s Ft. Lauderdale/Davie Campus.

October 31, 2019
5:00- 7:00 p.m.
Alvin Sherman Library, North Circle (By the Parking Garage)

Sponsored by the Office of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement (SLCE).

Irish Film Festival, Opens Nov. 4

The Alvin Sherman Library and the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences will sponsor an Irish Film Festival that allows a South Florida audience to see independent contemporary Irish films not widely released in the U.S. The Festival was the brainchild of Professor David Kilroy, a native of Ireland and a faculty member in the college of Arts, Humanities and Sciences. Working with the Irish Film Institute in Dublin, Professor Kilroy has been able to secure a wide array of films over the years, from cutting edge dramas to hard-nosed documentaries, representing the work of some of Ireland’s most exciting filmmakers.

This year’s lineup includes two documentaries and one feature length film. The Festival opens on November 4th with the music documentary Lomax in Éirinn.  The film explores the influence of American musicologist Alan Lomax and his 1951 visit to Ireland.

On November 6th , I-Dolours, will be screened, a gripping documentary that chronicles the story of one of the first female leaders in the IRA, Dolours Price. The Festival concludes on November 10th with The Drummer and the Keeper, which tells the story of a friendship between the drummer of a rock band and a teen with Asperger’s syndrome.

The Irish Film Festival is co-sponsored by the South Florida Irish Studies Consortium. It is free and open to the public. For more information, contact David Kilroy at dkilroy@nova.edu or Kimberli Kidd at kkidd@nova.edu.

For more information: https://nova.libcal.com/calendar?cid=11791&t=g&d=0000-00-00&cal=11791&ct=46007

NSU Audiology Preschool Listening Enrichment Program In Alvin Sherman Library

NSU Audiology invites you to the Preschool Listening Enrichment Program on October 25, 2019 and November 8, 2019 which would be taking place at Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center (Room 4009) 3100 Ray Ferrero, Jr. Blvd. Fort Lauderdale- Davie, FL 33314. http://sherman.library.nova.edu/sites/directions/

In this family-focused group, you will learn how to:

  • Complete a listening Check of your infant/toddler’s devices (hearing aid or implant)
  • Use music opportunities as a fun activity to teach your child language and literacy skills
  • Conduct structured playtime with your child to provide a language rich environment

Take-home resources will be provided; For more information: Call NSU Audiology Clinic (954) 262-7750. Registration link: https://forms.gle/ddus85FnGQLM3ovt6

 

NSU to Host the 2019 Women and Children of the Holocaust Exhibit at the Alvin Sherman Library

The exhibition was produced and curated by Yad Vashem and features aspects of the Jewish woman’s daily life during the Holocaust: Love, Motherhood, Caring for Others, as well as unique stories of children during the Holocaust – how children living in this reality essentially lost their childhood. Their drawings, poems, letters and toys are displayed in this exhibition. The exhibit is presentedby the Holocaust Learning and Education Fund, Inc. and the NSU Alvin Sherman Library.

Proudly sponsored by:  TD Bank

Cash Flow Game – How To Get Out Of The Rat Race, Oct. 16

If you have ever played Monopoly, then you’ll appreciate the differences and the value of picking up where Monopoly ended.  As you will recall, Monopoly consists of using cash to purchase real estate and then buying houses and hotels to collect rent from other players. The winner of the game is the person who ends up with all the properties on the board and collects rent from all the other players. I recall that luck had a lot to do with winning in Monopoly and some nights we played for over 5 – 6 hours.

Getting Out of the Rat Race is different in that instead of getting cash in the beginning of the game, each player selects a character that they are going to role play during the game.  It could be an engineer, a lawyer, a mechanic, a secretary, etc.  Each player then gets a balance sheet and income statement they fill out so they can learn to keep track of their assets, liabilities, income and expenses.  The objective of the game is to build your assets by learning how to invest in different types of investments and reaching the point that your passive income from your investments is greater than your expenses. The first player to accomplish this, wins.

During the game, each player gets a turn to roll the dice and has the opportunity to make investment decisions that will move them closer to getting out of the rat race.  You could invest in stocks, businesses, real estate, gold, etc.  The learning comes when you start to make investment decisions and how every transaction affects your balance sheet and income statement.

Please note that we are starting the club for beginners, so no experience is necessary.  However, once you have learned to get out of the Rat Race, the next stage is learning how to get on the “Fast Track,” which is the next stage of the game that we expect to play in the future. For more information: https://nova.libcal.com/event/5877909

Limited Seating: Please RSVP online or call 954-262-5477

 

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