| Exhibits |
| 2008 |
| April '08 = "Poetry Like Bread Is For Everyone!" |
| April '08 = "Frog Awareness Month" |
| March '08 = "Women's History Month"/"Who Wrote the Book off Love?" |
| March '08 = "Quilts in the Classroom" |
| February '08 = "Celebrate Black History Month, Contributions To American Art" |
| February '08 = "Love Is In The Air" |
| January '08 = "The Civil Rights Movement" |
| 2007 |
| December /January '08 = "Smith Library's 8th Anniversary " |
| December/January '08 = "Celebrate International Languages" |
| November - "Human Trafficking" |
| November - "National Career Development Month" |
| November/December - "Whatever the Weather, We'll Weather It Together" |
| October - "A Walk Down Memory Lane" |
| October - "Marvelous Mexico" |
| September - "Free People Read Freely! Banned books!" |
| September - "Welcome Back to ECSU" |
| June/July/August - "Summer Reading" |
| June/July/August - "Enjoy Your Summer, Read!" |
| May - "After Graduation" / "Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month" |
| May - "Library Graduates 2007 " |
| April - "Earth Day" |
| April - "Our Favorite Poetry" |
| March-"Women's History Month" |
| March - "Herstory: Great American Women" |
| February -" Let It Snow!" |
| February - "Darwin Days Celebrates Science and Humaity" |
| 2006 |
| December/January '07 - "Leadership Through the Years" |
| November - "Science Week" |
| November/December/January '07 -"A Salute To Native American Women" |
| October - "Rocktober" |
| October - "Know Your Dinosaurs" |
| September - "Constitution Week" |
| June, July, August - "Summer Reads" |
| June, July, August, September - "Beatrix Potter" |
| May - "Police Memorial Month" |
| May-June - "Is There a Library Career in Your Future?" |
| May - "A Plum Indeed...Mother Goose Exposed" |
| April - "Poetry " |
| April - "April Is Jazz Appreciation Month" |
| April - "Enviromental Education" |
| March - "Women's History Month - Women Authors: Books to Film" |
| February/March - "AFRICA is not a country" |
| February - "Zora Neale Hurston" |
| 2005 |
| December/January '06 - "Home for the Holidays" |
| December/January '06 - "Salute to Shirley B. Ernst" |
| November - "Canada- Gifts from the Canadian Consulate" |
| October - "October Monthly Observances" |
| October/November - "Focus on Folktales" |
| September - "Iraq War Perspectives" |
| August - "Lunch Is Served Around The World" |
| June/July/Aug - "ECSU Summer Reads" |
| June/July - "Summer Reading" |
| May - "Police Memorial Month" |
| May - "Congratulations Graduates" |
| April - May - "George Phenix: Principal - President" |
| April - "Brown v Board of Education Truths vs. Myths" |
| March/April - "FDR: A Presidency Revealed" |
| March - "Women's History Month" |
| February/March - "Enchant Math, Science, Grammer, History with Poetry" |
| February - "The Niagara Movement, Black Protest Reborn 1905-2005" |
| January - "110 Years of Service" |
| January - "Letters Home" |
| January - "The Art of Making Math Exciting" |
| 2004 |
| December - "110 Years of Service" |
| December - "Letters Home" |
| December - "Holidays Around the World" |
| Oct.- Nov. - "Presidential Elections" |
| Oct.- Nov. - "The Right to Vote is Won by African Americans & Women" |
| September - "ECSU Goes Green..." |
| September - "Banned Books...The Best Books To Read" |
| June-July-Aug- "Diversity Is Found Everywhere..." |
| June-July-Aug- "60th Anniversary of D-Day" |
| May- "Police Memorial Month" |
| April-May- "Grace's Poetry Corner" |
| March-April -"Mary Shelley & Frankenstein" |
| March- " ...The Answer to Dr. Frankenstein's Dream" |
| February- "50 Years Brown vs Board" |
| January-February- "Happy Birthday Dr. Martin Luther King Jr." |
| January- "50 Years Ago" |
| 2003 |
| December- "A History of the Christmas Tree" |
| November-December - "Centennial of Powered Flight" |
| November- "Enjoy the Feast, It's Thanksgiving" |
| October - "Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender History Month" |
| October - "What's Halloween?" |
| September - "To Ban Or Not To Ban...That Is The Question" |
| September - "Libraries and Librarians in the Movies" |
| August - "Our Favorite Children's Literature" |
| July/Aug. - "A Few of Our Favorite Things" |
| July - "We the People" |
| June - "Connectcut Folklores & Legends" |
| June - "Pardon Our Pun" |
| May - "Police Memorial Month" |
| May - "Canadian Stamps: A Study of Early Postal Security" |
| May - "Words of Wisdom for the Class of 2003" |
| April - "2003- The Int'l Year of Fresh Water" |
| April - "A Poetry Salute to Teaching" |
| March - "Women in Connecticut" |
| March - "Women's Month" |
| February - "African-American History Month" |
| January-February- "The Harlem Renaissance" |
Dec.
- "Eastern 50 Years Ago" |
Nov.
- "Milestones 2002 " |
Nov.
- "Poetry in Motion; A Reader's Response" |
Oct.
- "Gay and Lesbian History" |
Oct.
- "Banned Books" |
Sept.
- "Space Program/UFOs" |
| July/Aug
- "Gardens" |
| July/Aug - "The Fun Never Ends When You Read With Friends" |
| June
- "Pulitzer Prizes" |
| May
- "Police Officer Memorial" |
| May
- "A Book Contains Many Wonderful Things" |
| April
- "Read" |
| March-April
- "America's National Parks & Monuments " |
| March
- "Everyone Wins By Reading" |
| March
- "Diversity in Children's Literature " |
| February
- "Black History Month Celebration " |
| February
- "Artists' Books" |
January
- "Capitol Atrium Exhibit of 100 Connecticut Libraries"
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| December- "Change" |
| November/December- "Holidays" |
| November- "Cliché" |
| October- "Authors Collection" |
| October- "Childhood Treasures" |
| October- "Archaeology Awareness" |
| September- "Connecticut Historical Firsts " |
| July/August- "Travel Journals" |
| June- "Hooray for Hollywood" |
| May- "National Police Officers Month" |
| April - "Poetry" |
| March - "Women's History Month 2001" |
| February - "Legacy of the Panthers" |
| January - "Literary Genres" |
| Novermber/December - "Election & Voting" |
| October - "Halloween" |
| September - "Way We Were" |
| July/August - "The Sunken Garden Poetry Festival" |
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