The Ladies Library building is not available for rental events during July and December of 2023 or January, February, July and December of 2024.
Members welcome to observe.
NOT A LUNCHEON
Introducing Merze Tate College at Western Michigan University. Sharon Carlson, LLA vice president and historian, will talk about the life of Merze Tate. Dr. Edwin Martini, dean of the newly named Merze Tate College, will describe its alliance of services, units, and departments that help empower students.
From the Merze Tate College webpage: “Dr. Merze Tate was a dynamic trailblazer who bravely defied systemic injustices, challenged cultural expectations, and found ways to overcome barriers as she forged her own path toward success. As a teacher, journalist, author, inventor, and advisor to world leaders, she shared her knowledge and used her connections to uplift others, help them discover their potential, and amplify their voices.”
Join us for this interesting first program of 2023!
No reservation required.
Members welcome to observe.
LLA members Sue Fluri and Betty Lujan-Roberts will talk about their experiences living with limited or no vision.
Sue Fluri lost her sight in her early 40s. She then moved to Kalamazoo in 1997 to attend the training center for the blind on Oakland Drive. Betty Lujan-Roberts was one of the amazing teachers who helped Sue learn how to live an “ex-sighted” life. A dedicated reader, Sue will share alternative ways of reading and show us some of the equipment she uses. Sue is an articulate and interesting speaker. If you’ve ever worried about your own or a loved one’s sight, you’ll find Sue’s presentation helpful.
No need to RSVP but please join us!
Heidi McCrary will talk about her book, Chasing North Star. Reservation and $14 payment due by March 6.
