Suffolk County Library Association
Join us at Old City Public House to meet, network and share ideas with other library professionals.
$10 per ticket for SCLA members
$15 per ticket for non-members
Includes assorted appetizers
Cash bar with happy hour specials
Please register and pay online at:
https://www.nyla.org/max/events/scla-networking-night-5-16-19/318/
For more information, email Ellen Hobson at ellen.hobson@sachemlibrary.org
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Tuesday, 4/9/19, 10AM-12PM at SCLS • with Michael Buono
Michael Buono is the Head of Reference and Community Services at the Brentwood
Public Library, and he is an adjunct Lecturer at the Graduate School of Library Science
at CUNY Queens. He developed and teaches a course on Digital Marketing for Libraries.
Previously he was the Digital Strategist at the Patchogue-Medford Library.
Join CATS (The Computer and Technical Services division of SCLA) for a tour of Stony Brook University’s iCREATE Lab. In addition to touring the lab, attendees can also participate in a fun interactive activity. Earn CEU credits for attending this program. iCREATE is a collection of spaces that are designed to facilitate all stages of innovation, think 3D printers, laser engravers, sewing machines, VR systems and more!
The SCLA Executive Board is presenting a special program for SCLA members on Thursday, April 11th from 6-8. The program is called “Landing The Job” and will feature a panel of 6 esteemed library directors talking about what they look for on resumes and in interviews.
What do directors look for in resumes? What are some good answers to their most common asked questions? Come and hear four Suffolk County Library directors talk about their interview hits and misses!
SCLA Membership required for registration.
To register, please go to: http://www.nyla.org/max/
Thursday, February 7
South Country Library
“TIF’s February meeting topic is going to be attracting adults into our makerspaces. Whether you have a formal makerspace or are programming for aspects of STEM/STEAM, we usually target our programming towards children and teens. Lets explore some of these issues:
Bring your thoughts, experiences, ideas. We will also have our round table discussion to share our questions, ideas, successes and failures.
Nassau and Suffolk YASD
JOINT ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, February 14 10 AM
Suffolk County Police Officer Nancy Ward will present a PoliceSmart Cyberbullying workshop. The
workshop will focus on:
Cyberbullying
Social media posting
Sexting
Identity theft.
$10 Registration FeePlease mail/email registration form and cash or check made payable to NYLA/SCLA to: Khan DeRenzo khan@pjteen.org Port Jefferson Free Library 100 Thompson Street • Port Jefferson, NY • 11777
and if you did not receive a registration form contact:
Michele Cayea, YASD President at mcayea@pmlib.org.
To be held at:
Patchogue-Medford
Library
54-60 E Main
Street Patchogue
NY 11772
Snowdate – Thursday, February 28 10 AM
SLMA Award Review and Roundtable Discussion – January 17 at 10:00 a.m (9:30 coffee) – SCLS Blue Room
We will showcase the fine marketing and publicity done by those libraries who submitted to the SLMA Award this past year. These are the best of the best, so a great way to get new ideas for your library.
Come meet Dr. Annelies Z. Kamran
President and Founder of GeoLyceum
at the next MOSAIC meeting
Tuesday, January 15, 2018 9:30am-12:00pm
Suffolk Cooperative Library System
627 Sunrise Hwy, Bellport, NY 11713
Dr. Kamran has taught at Queens College/CUNY, Hofstra University, Dowling College, and currently teaches international relations at St. Joseph’s College. She has developed a series of in-depth country studies programs for public libraries entitled Places in the News. These programs give an opportunity to comprehend what is going on today’s headline news and provides an opportunity for patrons in our community to take part in thoughtful conversations. Dr. Kamran will discuss how she runs this series as well as, new projects she has in development for Eastern Suffolk BOCES on cultural competency and understanding our various immigrant communities on Long Island.
All are welcome to attend
Questions? Contact MOSAIC Co-chairs:
Michelle Athanas, michelle.athanas@nenpl.org ● 631-261-2313 ext. 210 or
Amber Gagliardi, gagliardiamber@mcplibrary.org ● 631-585-9393 ext. 274
