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FOR STUDENT LIBRARY COLLECTIONS
THE CLASSES OF 2002 AND 2003 HAVETHEUNIQUEOPPORTUNITYTOCOMPETEFORTHETHIRDANNUAL
BIBLIOPHILES' AWARD FOR STUDENT LIBRARY COLLECTIONS. ANYONE FROM THESE CLASSES WHO HAS BUILT A PERSONAL COLLECTION
OF 25 OR MORE VOLUMES ON A TOPIC OR THEME - HARDBACK OR PAPER - CAN COMPETE FOR PRESTIGIOUS MONETARY AWARDS. THERE
WILL BE A RECEPTION FOR THE APPLICANTS, AND WINNING ENTRIES WILL BE KEPT ON DISPLAY IN APRIL OF THE SPRING SEMESTER.
THERE ARE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMP LETE BOOK AWARD APPLICATION :
Applications, including guidelines, are available
in the offices of the Deans of the Schools and
Colleges, the office of the Academic V.P., and
DiMenna-Nyselius Library.
Dr. Suzanne MacAvoy
smacavoy@mail.fairfield.edu
254.4000, extension 2709
1 The student must be a Junior (class of 2003) or a Senior (class of 2002) who owns at least 25 books in an area of personal interest. There is no restric-
• tion on the topic of focus for this personal library, but the books must be
on the same general subject or an interdisciplinary theme.
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The student will turn in an essay on the significance of this subject and
a discussion of the development of this personal library.
The student will turn in an annotated bibliography of the twelve most
important books in the collection.
The student will submit a standard bibliography of the full twenty-five books
in the collection.
DeaJJlill1l
WEDN ES DAY,
March 13, 2002
Fa'ir field
trNIVERSITY
Fairfield, Connecticut
