Americans and the Holocaust Exhibit Coming to Foley Library
Foley Library is one of 50 U.S. libraries selected to host Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum that examines the motives, pressures and fears that shaped Americans’ responses to Nazism, war and genocide in Europe during the 1930s and 1940s.
Meet our Librarian Shayna Pekala
Shayna Pekala works in the Instruction and Research department at Foley Library.
"What do you think is your favorite thing about being a librarian?
I like that every day is different. You never know what kind of questions you are going to get or what disciplines you are going to have to dig into."
"What do you think is your favorite thing about being a librarian?
I like that every day is different. You never know what kind of questions you are going to get or what disciplines you are going to have to dig into."
Meet our Librarian Kelly Rovegno
Kelly Rovegno works in the University Archives and Special Collections.
"What’s one thing you wish the students knew about Foley?
Come to the library! I remember I was just walking back to [my office]—I’m on the third floor—and I heard a tour guide say that the third floor was scary, to never go up there, it’s so intimidating, so I was kind of disheartened. It’s like, come to the library!"
"What’s one thing you wish the students knew about Foley?
Come to the library! I remember I was just walking back to [my office]—I’m on the third floor—and I heard a tour guide say that the third floor was scary, to never go up there, it’s so intimidating, so I was kind of disheartened. It’s like, come to the library!"
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