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2009 Kaufman-Repage Lecture2009 Kaufman-Repage Lecture (DVD)

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Dr. Richard P. Keeling delivered Wagner College's 2009 Kaufman-Repage Lecture, "The Brain is Wider than the Sky: Losing, and Finding, our Minds." The title is taken from a poem by Emily Dickinson. Keeling is chairman and senior executive consultant at Keeling & Associates, an independent higher education consulting firm. A generous endowment gift of Trustee Chairwoman Louise Repage Kaufman and Dr. Peter Kaufman supports this annual lecture in their name.

Founding Faces & Places (paperback)Founding Faces & Places (paperback) (book)

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This book contains the archival photos and interpretive material prepared for an exhibition shown in the Horrmann Library’s Spotlight Gallery from September 12 through October 15, 2008, in observance of the 125th anniversary of the founding of Wagner College in 1883. It covers the period beginning in 1869, during Wagner’s “prehistory,” and runs through the last major building project to be started before the Great Depression: Main Hall, our Collegiate Gothic architectural signature.

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Wagner College: Four Histories, Revised (hardcover)Wagner College: Four Histories, Revised (hardcover) (book)

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HARDCOVER. This is the first book-length history of Wagner College, published in conjunction with the school's 125th anniversary in 2008. It contains historical essays by four authors (hence, the title) who presented their work at a forum on September 12, 2008. It was revised in November 2008, and again in February 2009, to incorporate newly discovered information about the college's founders.

Wagner College: Four Histories, Revised (paperback)Wagner College: Four Histories, Revised (paperback) (book)

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PAPERBACK. This is the first book-length history of Wagner College, published in conjunction with the school's 125th anniversary in 2008. It contains historical essays by four authors (hence, the title) who presented their work at a forum on September 12, 2008. It was revised in November 2008, and again in February 2009, to incorporate newly discovered information about the college's founders.

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