The end of the academic year is always a little bittersweet. Sure, we're looking forward to a relaxing summer and excitedly thinking about ways in which we can enhance students' experience here in the library, but we have to wave goodbye to yet another class of fantastic student workers. This year, we bid a fond adieu to Justine Ferrara, Taylor Matto, Erin Monahan, Dana Saad, Liam Fama, Olivia Headen, Sally Ng, and Walid Jawad-Hussain. Their work over the past few years has been critical to our success not only as a library but as a fixture on this campus. Needless to say that they will be missed.
To continue our tradition of adding a book in each of their names into our collection, we've selected the following to be added to our circulating stacks. Each book selected reflects the subjects that the student devoted their studies to while at Fairfield and will be a valuable resource for future students in the same fields to use in their own research.
For Justine Ferrara, who majored in Computer Science with a minor in French
The Master Algorithm: How the Quest for the Ultimate Learning Machine Will Remake Our World
For Taylor Matto, who majored in Marketing with a minor in Communications
The End of Advertising: Why It Had to Die, and the Creative Resurrection to Come
For Erin Monahan, who majored in History with a minor in American Studies
The Woman's Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote
For Dana Saad, who majored in Chemistry/Biochemistry with a minor in Mathematics
Who We Are and How We Got Here: Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past
For Liam Fama, who majored in Information Systems with a minor in Business Analytics
Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI
For Olivia Headen, who double majored in Environmental Studies and Communication with a minor in Biology
Confronting the Climate Challenge: A General Equilibrium Assessment of U. S. Policy Options
For Sally Ng, who earned her MA in Elementary Education
What School Could Be: Insights and Inspiration from Teachers Across America
And for Walid Jawad-Hussain, who earned his MS in Mechanical Engineering
101 Things I Learned in Engineering School

