Results are in from the NJSL marketing survey

Thanks for taking the time to help us out with the NJSL marketing survey. What a great turnout- we had nearly 400 people respond. Wow! So how do you think librarians rated NJSL's marketing department's communication to the field? Go to: http://nancydowd.wordpress.com/2008/02/29/15/ to find out! You might even find out about a free offer that you won't be able to resist! -Nancy Dowd, NJSL Director of Marketing

The New Jersey State Museum and the Friends of the New Jersey State Museum announce the inaugural season of the

SUNDAY SCIENCE LECTURE SERIES World-famous researchers in paleontology, paleo-artistry & archaeology will deliver scholarly yet family-friendly lectures.

All lectures begin at 5 pm in the NJ State Museum Auditorium. Admission and parking are free and open to the public.

SCHEDULE \x95 Sunday, March 9: \x93Collecting Dinosaurs on Four Continents\x94\x97Dr. Peter Dodson, Professor of Anatomy and Geology, University of Pennsylvania \x95 Sunday April 13: \x93Digging New Jersey\x92s Past: An Archaeological View of Historic New Jersey\x94\x97Dr. Richard Veit, Monmouth University \x95 Sunday, May 4: \x93Pottery and Ancient Native American Life in the Delaware Valley\x94\x97Dr. Michael Stewart, Temple University \x95 Sunday June 15: Celebrated Paleo-Artist Dan Varner shares his experiences and his latest art projects

Registration is requested but not required.

To register please e-mail NJSt...@sos.state.nj.us or call 609-292-6310. Please be sure to tell us which dates you will be attending.

Mada L. Liebman

Director of Community and Constituent Relations

New Jersey Department of State

609-943-4992

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