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Please join the VLA Youth Services Forum for 2 free webinars on STEM/STEAM programming!
Using STEM in Preschool Programs, Monday, September 22nd @ 2pm
Three youth services providers from around the state will present how they designed and implemented STEM programming for preschoolers. Wini Ashooh will share how she put the STEM into storytime at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Awnali Mills of Henrico County Library system will share how you can absolutely incorporate science discovery into your preschool storytimes. Jeanine Osther will share Chesapeake Public Library’s Little STEAMers program. At the end of the presentations we will open up the panel for questions and discussion.
Please register for Using STEM in Preschool Programs on Sep 22, 2014 2:00 PM EDT at:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3647170590345019393
STEM and STEAM for Elementary Students and Teens, Friday, September 26th @ 2pm
Katie Lane from Campbell County Public Library system will share how she designed and implemented STEM programs for older children. Wini Ashooh will share Central Rappahannock Regional Library’s STEM in a BOX program. Jessica Chatham of Chesapeake Public Library will share how she has incorporated STEAM into in-house and outreach teen programming. Find out how they were successful in their programming and how you can be too! Have your questions ready, at the end of presentations we will open it up for discussion!
Please register for STEM and STEAM for Elementary Students and Teens on Sep 26, 2014 2:00 PM EDT at:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/549009606551340033
These programs are free to attend! Please sign up to reserve your spot by following the links above.
If you have any questions please contact Allyson Renell at [email protected]
Allyson Lauer-RenellYouth and Family Services ManagerSuffolk Public LibraryMorgan Memorial Library443 W. Washington StreetSuffolk, VA 23434757-514-7308www.suffolk.lib.va.us |
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VLA Offices Closed August 25-September 3
The Virginia Library Association offices will be closed August 25-September 3. We will have limited access to email and will respond to all messages as soon as we return to the office. Thank you for your patience, and have a wonderful week!
Lisa R. VargaExecutive DirectorVirginia Library AssociationP.O. Box 56312Virginia Beach, VA 23456Phone: (757) 689-0594 Fax: (757) 447-3478[email protected]
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Banned Books Week 2014
Planning your fall programming? Don't forget that Banned Books Week is September 21-27, 2014 -- and we want to see how creatively your library encourages your patrons to support the right to read! The VLA Intellectual Freedom Committee supports access to information in all its wonderful varieties, formats and genres. We want to help libraries across Virginia highlight their collections, including materials which have been challenged.
Please share photographs (and any other PR materials) of your creative displays or programs with us (email to [email protected]) by October 10th. The winning library will be announced at the VLA conference in October.
You'll get bragging rights for the whole year -- good luck!
M. Teresa Doherty, MLIS Head, Information Services James Branch Cabell Library Virginia Commonwealth University PO Box 842033 Richmond VA 23284-2033 804 828-8658 [email protected]
member, VLA Intellectual Freedom Committee; member, ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee |
Registration is now open for this free Webinar!
Start with the audience: Images, structure, and empathy in presentation design Wednesday, September 24, 2 to 3 pm
How can you avoid death by PowerPoint? Join Lauren Pressley, Director, Learning Environments at Virginia Tech, for a fast-paced, engaging overview of effective presentation styles, and tips and tricks for wowing your audience! Perfect for anyone who will be presenting at VLA in October, or who just wants to improve their presentation skills! Sponsored by VLACRL and VLA NMRT Forum.
Learning Outcomes:
- Participants will be able to describe and select appropriate presentation styles for professional use
- Participants will be able to design a presentation using best practices
- Participants will be able to engage individuals during presentations
Register for this FREE Webinar at http://bit.ly/1sUPyI1 Registration is limited to 100 people. You do not need to be a VLA member to register.
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The University of North Texas College of Information offers an online program for a Master of Science in Library Science or Information Science.
A new Virginia cohort will begin in Spring 2015. This is a two-year program with the majority of the instruction happening online, and with two intensive on site 4-day institutes held at Old Dominion University. Financial assistance is available through the UNT College of Information.
Professor Maurice Wheeler (https://faculty.unt.edu/editprofile.php?pid=1104) will be visiting to provide an information session Friday, August 8, 10am – 11am in the Virginia Tech Newman Library Multipurpose Room.
Here is a link for more information: http://lis.unt.edu/virginia-cohort.
I am coordinating local arrangements for Dr. Wheeler and I can answer questions about this event if anyone wants to know more.
Thank you,
Nathan
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Nathan Hall
VTechWorks Librarian
Research and Informatics
Virginia Tech University Libraries
http://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu
[email protected]
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