Event details
Sep
10
New Jersey Night
Why is New Jersey called “the Garden State?”
Is it Taylor Ham or Pork Roll? (and what is it?)
Does Central New Jersey exist?
Celebrate Princeton’s home state at the Commons Library. Whether you’re new to New Jersey and want to learn more or you’re a New Jersey native and are full of opinions, New Jersey Night welcomes you!
This evening will feature strong opinions from Native New Jerseyans alongside level-headed facts about the state’s history and ecosystems. You’ll also sample local produce and sweet treats from Terhune Orchards.
Presenters:
Brian George, Preparator
Casey Reca, Special Collections Office Coordinator
Maria Kochis, Ecosystem Sciences Librarian
Sara Logue, Assistant University Librarian for Special Collections Public Services
Steve Knowlton, Librarian for History and African American Studies
Your host: Corina Bardoff, Manager, Commons Events & Programming
Photo by Andy Dean, The Noun Project, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 License
Is it Taylor Ham or Pork Roll? (and what is it?)
Does Central New Jersey exist?
Celebrate Princeton’s home state at the Commons Library. Whether you’re new to New Jersey and want to learn more or you’re a New Jersey native and are full of opinions, New Jersey Night welcomes you!
This evening will feature strong opinions from Native New Jerseyans alongside level-headed facts about the state’s history and ecosystems. You’ll also sample local produce and sweet treats from Terhune Orchards.
Presenters:
Brian George, Preparator
Casey Reca, Special Collections Office Coordinator
Maria Kochis, Ecosystem Sciences Librarian
Sara Logue, Assistant University Librarian for Special Collections Public Services
Steve Knowlton, Librarian for History and African American Studies
Your host: Corina Bardoff, Manager, Commons Events & Programming
Photo by Andy Dean, The Noun Project, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 License
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