This fall, all faculty and staff are invited to join Books for Breakfast, a non-fiction book club meeting once per month during Community Fridays. This fall, we are reading Zena Hitz’s book “Lost in Thought: The Hidden Pleasures of an Intellectual Life” (Princeton U. Press).

The first Books for Breakfast meeting will be Friday, Sept. 25, at 9:30 a.m. in the Howard Hall Faculty Lounge. Coffee, tea, and light items to nosh will be available. No prior reading needed; this meeting is to pick up our copies of the text and meet fellow readers.

To reserve a physical copy of “Lost in Thought”, message Bret Sikkink in the Center for Teaching & Learning.

Cowles Library has a digital copy of the text through JSTOR.

— Bret Sikkink, Faculty Development Specialist