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Join us for Mystery and Intrigue at the Library, Oct. 21
The Circle of Friends for the NSU Alvin Sherman Library presents Award-winning author of eight novels, James Born. A native Floridian, he is a former U.S. Drug agent and State Law Enforcement agent and was part of the late 1990’s Miami drug war. Born’s novels draw from his career and strive to bring realism and entertainment together for fans of crime fiction. His newest novel, Scent of Murder, about a specialized K-9 unit, was released on April 7. He continues to actively consult with other authors as well as for movies and TV shows.
6:30 PM – Author discussion, book sale and signing in the Adolfo and Marisela Cotilla Gallery on the 2nd floor, and is open to the public.
Complimentary admission, reservations required, no walk-ins. RSVP: by Friday, October 16, 2015
Andrea (954)262-4627 / libdev@nova.edu
The Circle of Friends is the fundraising arm of the Library, a diverse group of individuals who share the common goal of furthering the intellectual resources of the Alvin Sherman Library. As a result of an innovative agreement between NSU and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners, the Alvin Sherman Library is a unique joint-use facility. This means that anyone who lives or works in Broward County may apply for an Alvin Sherman Library card and access its resources. To sign up for a library card, please visit www.nova.edu/library/card
Together, the Circle of Friends is dedicated to:
- Promoting the development and achievements of the Alvin Sherman Library
- Encouraging greater visibility and interaction between the Library and the University, its host community, alumni, and friends
- Enriching the cultural life of the University and its larger community through funding of special exhibits, programs, and collections
- Supporting the goals of the Library through volunteer activities and programs
- Assisting in developing resources to benefit the Library and its departments and programs
- Serving as a liaison with the private sector and building strong relationships between the Library, corporations, and foundations
Click here to become a member of the Circle of Friends: https://www.nova.edu/cof/membership/
For more information, please call 954-262-4627 or 954-262-4593, email libdev@nova.edu or visit www.nova.edu/library/cof
Click here to see flyer Jim Born Event 10.21.2015 Poster