Career & Business Reference Services Committee meeting
Career & Business Reference Services Committee (formerly the CARE Committee) will be hosting a speaker from Suffolk County Department of Labor, Licensing & Consumer Affairs on Thursday, November 12, 2020 at 2:30pm via Zoom.
Find out which services are available for both civilians and veterans. Patrick will discuss the job portal through the Suffolk County Forward website, as well as the kinds of assistance veterans can receive beyond job assistance.
Please contact Nicole Berroyer at nicole@connetquotlibrary.org with any questions.
Use the following url to attend
https://tinyurl.com/CBRefProgram
Professional development hours will be awarded.
C&B is a committee of RASD (Reference and Adult Services Division), a division of SCLA.
RASD Media- Media Tools During Coronavirus
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Learn from an Athletic Trainer!
Join the RASD Health Concerns Committee for this fun and interactive presentation featuring Lisa Komnik, Clinical Assistant Professor of Athletic Training at Stony Brook University. Walk away with info on the career, tips/tricks to gain more energy, (perhaps even participate in a short light exercise session) and finish off the event with free resources to help your community presented by Head of the Health Sciences Library, Jamie Saragossi.
WHEN: Monday, November 16th at 2:15 PM
REGISTER HERE: https://tinyurl.com/rasdhcc20
Did we mention that the first 30 registrants will receive a lunch container with snacks? (This may not be our annual breakfast, but we can do late lunch snacks)
See the attached flyer for complete details.
QUESTIONS: Email Sal Filosa, Committee Chairperson, sfilosa@portjefflibrary.org
SSD Safety Conference
During this time of transitions and challenges, empathy for others and ourselves is even more important than ever. Social worker Jessica Price has been incorporating empathy awareness into her elementary guidance plan for years. In doing so, she began to realize how much of what she was working on with young people in regards to empathy was relevant for all ages. Learning to embrace empathy and share our stories in a way that others can connect to is a lifelong objective. With so many new obstacles in our way to connect with others in spite of social distancing, this hour will be focused on reconnection during COVID. We can show kindness amidst the masks, stress, and frustrations that we are facing today.
This conference is open to everyone, so feel free to spread the word.
YASD Make & Take Programs
Connetquot Public Library

LILPA’s Coming Out Meet Up – Oct. 8th
Good afternoon,
Please join us for Long Island Library Pride Alliance’s first meeting! Meet the co-chairs, hear about our goals, and play a virtual “escape the closet” game. All are welcome! For more information, including how to register, see the attached flyer.
Thank you and be well,
-Derek
Derek Ivie
SCLA Co-chair
Long Island Library Pride Alliance (LILPA)
Suffolk Library Marketing Award
The SLMA Award During COVID
The SLMA Award will be awarded in 2020. Don’t hesitate to apply.
The Suffolk Library Marketing Award recognizes the Best Public Relations
Marketing Campaign by a Public or Academic Library in Suffolk County, a
commission of the Public Relations and Marketing Committee of the Reference
and Adult Services Division of the Suffolk County Library Association,
a Regional Chapter of the New York Library Association.
We want to hear about the marketing and publicity campaigns libraries engaged in pre-pandemic and during the lock down. We suspect that Suffolk libraries showed amazing creativity during the lock down and reopening of their buildings. Let us know what you did!
The normal deadline for the award was 9/15/20, but as we will not be structured by the date of the SCLA Dinner, as usual, the deadline has been extended until 10/15/20. The award ceremony will take place virtually at the December 1st RASD Board Meeting.
Application
Jo-Ann Carhart, MLS
Librarian III
jcarhart@eipl.org
www.eipl.org
Co-Chair of the R
SD PR & Marketing Committee
2020 SCLA Scholarship: Preparing New Librarians
Program Tech on a Budget

August 5th at 10:00 a.m.
Running technology programs does not have to break the bank (or your programming budget!). This webinar is designed for libraries and librarians working with limited budgets or those who want to look before they leap into a new technology. Ideas for in-person and virtual programming will be discussed as well as helpful resources for getting the best price and getting inspired for your next potential program.
CATS President