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Accolades in the Athenaeum

John Fea   |  November 1, 2013 Leave a Comment

One of the great traditions at Messiah College is “Accolades in the Athenaeum.”  Whenever a Messiah professor publishes a new book, the college community comes together for cake, coffee, and a formal presentation of the book to the college library.  Today my book Why Study History? was honored. Before the festivities began I was chatting with a colleague about how nice it is that we remain committed to these kinds of communal events.  I am not sure many colleges and universities have these types of celebrations.

Here are some photos:

A librarian, philosopher, and historian of science walk into a bar…
Let the conversation begin
Dean of Humanities Peter Powers with some opening remarks
Presenting the book to the library

The cake!

Joy Fea selects the winner of the raffle for a free copy of Why Study History?
The Messiah College History Department is in the house!

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