We've Been Everywhere RSS  
This "We've Been Everywhere" talk series is intended primarily for the audience of
the WKU employees as an in-service experience to raise the awareness of WKU's aspiration
for international reach.
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Alaska and the Yukon: North to the Future 
Libraries' "We've Been Everywhere" series featured Dean Foster on February 26, 2013
in Helm Library. She shared her trip and adventure in Alaska and the Yukon with fellow
library employees.
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A Tour of Historic Royal Palaces
Taryn Rice from Special Collections Library, WKU Libraries, talked about historic
royal palaces and towers she had visited in Britain for the We've Been Everywhere
program in Helm Library room 100 on October 24, 2012.
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Tangier Island: the Strangest Place You've Never Heard of
WKU Libraries professor, Coordinator of Glasgow Regional Library Katherine Pennavaria
talked about her trip to Tangier Island: "the strangest place you've never heard of."
She was attracted to the island by their quaint accent, she told her colleagues in
Helm Library Room 100 on September 25, 2012.
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Where's Wallace: Searching for Alfred Russell Wallace in London and Brazil
This month's "We've Been Everywhere" literary outreach program featured Dr. Charles
Smith, who talked about his trip to London and Brazil researching for Alfred Russel
Wallace, an early evolutionary biologist.
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Growing Up in Chile in the 21st Century
On the morning of February 7, 2012, Christopher McConnell, a WKU student who works
in the Office of DLPS Head, talked about the rural and urban life of Chile in Helm
100.
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In the Midst of the Egyptian Revolution: Working in Cairo
Laura DeLancey, WKU Elizabethtown Campus Librarian, talked about her being caught
in the midst of the Egyptian Revolution while she was working in Cairo.
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