Programs, Timely Topics, and Michigan Winter Music
 Family
History Virtual Series Nearly Finished
Thank you to all the participants in the Library of Michigan's Family History Virtual Series. The last
Study Hall will be taking place on January 6th from 6:30PM - 7:30PM. Join Reference Librarian Matt Pacer and Community Engagement Librarian Adam Oster for an informal review session to discuss
material covered in the previous programs as well as take time to ask questions about other family history topics. Registration is required, which can be done through our
online registration form. Find recordings of past sessions by going to
www.Michigan.gov/FamilyHistory.
New Programs for the Public Coming in 2022
Our new schedule of programs for 2022 will alternate between virtual programs and in-person presentations at the Library of Michigan.
Appropriately, our first program in the line up will be Welcome Back to the Library of Michigan, taking place on
January 6, 2022 3:00PM - 4:00PM at the Library of Michigan in the Lake Erie Room on the 2nd floor. Come check out the resources and services of the Library of Michigan. Learn about the physical/digital
collections of your state library as well as the variety of services available for historical organizations and researchers throughout our great state. No registration is needed for live programs such as this one. See the whole 2022 line-up at
www.Michigan.gov/LMPublicPrograms.
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The
2022 Michigan Notable Books list will be announced in January. Keep an eye out for the 2022 list and find more information on the Michigan Notable Books program by going to
www.Michigan.gov/NotableBooks.
Timely Topics: 2021 in Review
Special Collections team members Bernadette Bartlett and Diane Donham keep a sharp eye on the news for important issues during the academic
year, and produce a monthly, themed bulletin called Timely
Topics. Geared toward the needs of state employees, policy makers, and researchers
Timely Topics provides path-finders to reliable information sources on each month's topic as well as a well-researched synopsis of the month's theme. This
December's issue provides a look back over the year as well as updates on changes from earlier issues.
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