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LWC library staff goes 'super' for information fair

By Duane Bonifer

Most of the time, the staff members of the Lindsey Wilson College Katie Murrell Library are mild-mannered folks.

But on Tuesday, Aug. 18, they showed off their super-library powers and personalities to the college's new students at the annual information fair.


The Murrell Library staff dressed as "Super-Heroes of Knowledge" to illustrate the services they provide students, faculty, staff and the general public throughout the year.

Student visitors were also given trading cards that introduced them to the library staff and other support services. At the end of the information fair, students cashed in their trading cards at the LWC writing center for prizes.

In addition to the Murrell Library, LWC's new students also toured the math lab, writing center and Academic Success Center. The information fair was supported by "Lindsey Writes," a campuswide initiative designed to encourage writing across the college's curriculum.

LWC's 2015-16 school year officially begins Wednesday, Aug. 19.


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LWC Library Staff Goes Super for Information Fair



2015-08-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. Members of the Lindsey Wilson College Katie Murrell Library staff appear as the "Super-Heroes of Knowledge" on Tuesday, Aug. 18. The staff members dressed as super heroes to illustrate the library's services. From left: workstudy student Sarah Pedigo of Tompkinsville, Ky. (superhero in training); Director of Library Services Phil Hanna (Director X); staff member Brooke Elder (Hawkgirl); Brittany McDonald, public service librarian (The Seeker); workstudy student Maggie Matthews (superhero in training); Emily Elsey of Morganfield (superhero in training); Learning Center Tutor Coordinator Maretta Garner (Ms. America); Kim Hamlett, library assistant (Book Woman); Stephanie Pollitt, government documents director (The Star Spangler); and Greg Blair, audio-visual coordinator (Power).
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LWC Library Staff Goes Super for Information Fair



2015-08-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. Dressed as Director X of the "Super-Heroes of Knowledge," Lindsey Wilson Director of Library Services Phil Hanna, right, hands a trading card to LWC freshman Kevin Hallmon of Hinesville, GA, as fellow freshman Carby Mather of Hodgenville, KY, during Tuesday's information fair at the Katie Murrell Library.
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2015-08-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. Lindsey Wilson College freshman Jordan Turley of Paris, KY, receives a packet of information from Katie Murrell Library staff member Brooke Elder, who is dressed as Hawkgirl, during Tuesday's information fair.
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