Somerset Hills AAUW March Program - The Quiet Revolutionaries: Famous American Women in New Jersey

Our program The Quiet Revolutionaries: Famous Women in New Jersey is presented by Jim DelGiudice, two-time winner of the state’s Historic Preservation Award for his architectural photography for books published by Rutgers University Press.

Jim DelGiudice has used his eyes and voice to document the New Jersey scene for more than half his 56 years. Along with his award-winning photography, Jim plays have been produced by such venues as the Bickford Theatre and Kean University. In the millennium year, Jim was cited by both the state and county legislatures for his lifetime contribution to the arts. He is an adjunct assistant professor at County College of Morris, and also lectures frequently at Drew and Columbia Universities, as well as adult and professional groups around the metropolitan area. Most recently, he served as photo editor for A Lifetime with Shakespeare, published by McFarland & Company. A lifelong Morris County resident, Jim is inordinately proud of his one, tiny Wikipedia entry.

Join us for an interesting talk on Tuesday, March 8 starting at 7:00pm at the Bernards Township Library. Prior to the program, light refreshments will be served starting at 6:30pm. The meeting is free and open to the public. Encourage your friends to attend. Bring your mug to spare the environment from disposables!

Find more information about the Somerset Hills Branch of AAUW at somersethills-nj.aauw.org or contact Teri Passarello at 908-313-8421 or info@somersethillsaauw.org.