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Keep Your Library in the Spotlight All Year!A Workshop for K-12 LibrariansSession InformationDate: Friday, August 7, 2009 Pre-registration Required: Maximum 30 Participants Description: Need some ideas to jump-start the school year? Looking for effective strategies to keep your school community informed and aware of your library throughout the school year? This workshop will provide K-12 librarians with low-budget, low-tech ideas for spicing up a library’s look and appeal. During the first half of the workshop, presenters Pat Mathews and Mindy May will demonstrate ways they draw students, teachers and parents into the library through the use of creative programming and displays. During the second half of the workshop participants will share their ideas, techniques, and programs with each other. Each participant is encouraged to bring samples of their favorite methods for connecting with patrons. Bring one copy and we’ll reproduce it for the group. Join us and start the year armed with fresh ideas to help showcase your library! Presenters:
Pat Mathews has been the library media specialist at Dr. Howard Elementary School in Champaign, IL for the past 12 years.
Pat started her career as a music educator, and then earned her M.S. in LIS from the University of Illinois. She worked at
The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books as a graduate assistant, and then as a reviewer. You only have to spend a
few minutes with Pat to know she has successfully combined her love of children with her love of literature. Schedule:
8:45-9:00 Registration Parking: Meter Street parking is available for $.75/hr.
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