Library youth services programs

Include your name, library system, and your email address e-signature at the end of your message. If you find yourself repeatedly exchanging postings with an individual on the listserv, consider if the exchange would be best continued off the listserv even if it is youth services related. Participation is strongly encouraged! Your ideas are important. Georgia has a great reputation for providing excellent library service.

Everyone should feel comfortable using the listservs in an appropriate manner. Please do not hesitate to email or call the director of youth services with any listserv questions, comments, or concerns: eblack georgialibraries. Youth Services. Youth Services georgialibraries. Learn more about B4. Summer Reading Program We coordinate the annual statewide Summer Reading program that encourages children and families to read for fun during the summer months.

Compiled Summer Reading Themes. Final reports must be completed in a single sitting. At each level of books read, there are free stickers. Summer Reading! What do the puppets do when the Library is closed? Explore Safe Place. Explore Spilled Ink. Summer of Learning The Library has offered summer programs for Seattle youth since — this next summer will be our rd year of summer youth programming!

Explore Summer of Learning. Virtual Tutoring K — 12 students in Seattle can get free virtual tutoring from Tutor. Explore Virtual Tutoring. Featured Events All Teens' Events. Saints and Misfits Ali, S. Library Programs for teens.

Our Youth and Family Services Manager discusses our programs that help teens succeed in school and prepare for college and life. Related Links. Sign up for our email newsletters Get the latest about Library events, new programs and services and other Library news delivered to your inbox.

Sign up now. Ask Us If you need help or have a question or suggestion, we want to hear from you. Anglo-American Cataloging Rules; Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress classification systems; vocabulary control; subject headings; principles and techniques of catalog construction, maintenance and use; information indexing and retrieval; use of on-line databases; representative research, problems and practice.

History of youth services librarianship. Theory and methods of ethnographic evaluation. Community assessment and interviews. Users and designers of youth information services and systems. Current trends. Seminar in information resources and services for ethnic cultural minorities. Issues in the provision of information services to ethnic cultural minority communities.

Study of the needs and cultural milieu of these communities. Materials and methods for serving these groups. Another course negotiated with the advisor.