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Community Outreach and Partnerships @ Pitt-Bradford Hanley Library

Cooperatively advancing community, library, and campus goals

Friends of Hanley Library

Membership Year runs from July 1 through June 30

Friends of Hanley Library History

The Friends of Hanley Library was established in 1990 by a small group of faculty, staff and community members to encourage and strengthen relations between the library and the community.  Its membership consists of individuals who recognize the important role that libraries play in the education of tomorrow's leaders and future generations.

Each fall and spring, the Friends sponsor educational/cultural programs for the community.  In late September/early October, the Friends hold an annual used book sale in conjunction with Alumni Weekend.  In December, holiday selections are read on local radio station WESB.  In April, the Friends present a community readers program of community members sharing selections from their favorite works.

Friends of Hanley Library Programs

Each fall and spring, the Friends sponsor educational/cultural programs for the community.  During alumni weekend, the Friends hold its annual used book sale.  In December, Dr. Don Ulin reads holiday selections on local radio station WESB.

Photo of Helen Ruggieri reciting her poetry

Helen Ruggieri recites her poetry during the Friends of Hanley Library Author Series