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Film Festival
by Francine Menken 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

The film festival runs through April 26th with an awarding winning lineup of documentary, comedy, and feature films! > ---------- > > See what's playing at the Lenore Marwil Detroit Jewish Film Festival > > View this email in your browser http://mailchi.mp/jccdet/filmfest-be-amazed-at-the-j?e=c41bccae4c https://jccdet.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d88f14a62946d5e98455a1f25… > 2 Weeks. > 30+ Films. > Across metro Detroit. > > Tickets at > DetroitJewishFilmFestival.com https://jccdet.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d88f14a62946d5e98455a1f25… > > or call The Berman Box Office at > 248-661-1900 >

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Web Application Developer
by Terry New 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

Kalamazoo Public Library is currently seeking a Web Application Developer. Please see our website for more information www.kpl.gov/jobs/<http://www.kpl.gov/jobs/>. -- Terry M. New, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Human Resources Manager Kalamazoo Public Library 269-553-7931 | TerryN(a)kpl.gov<mailto:TerryN@kpl.gov> | www.kpl.gov<http://www.kpl.gov/> [Description: KPL-logo]

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Fwd: FW: PBS Books Conference Call
by Christine Schneider 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

In case anyone is interested, I just received the attached from my contact at Detroit Public TV. *This conference call is this afternoon at 2 PM*....sorry for the short notice. There is an online link to "Libraries Guide to PBS Books" that I'm trying to get. If you would like the link, please email me and I'll send it once I get it. [image: PBS Books(logo)] <http://pbs.org/book-view-now/home?cmpgn=TH1> PBS Books is pleased to announce a library engagement program featuring live video and social media content for library website and social media campaigns. Please join us for a live conference call on how PBS Books can complement your efforts to engage your community of readers on Friday, April 13th at 2pm EST. *Topics of discussion:* - Reader Engagement: Learn how to use this free content as a way to engage readers around the important topics of history, politics, social justice, culture, arts and more with interactive content including promotional videos, graphics, press images, author interview videos, etc. - Social Media Toolkits: Download free, suggested social media posts – ongoing opportunities to increase your outreach, and engage readers with thoughtful content, lists, Facebook Live video, Twitter and other platforms. - Live Broadcast Event Coverage: Learn how easy it is to host live video originating from the nation’s largest book fairs, featuring interviews with best-selling and emerging authors, speaking on their latest works as well as their literary influences and inspirations. Coming up April 21-22: The LA Times Festival of Books. - The Great American Read: A preview of the new PBS series “The Great American Read.” Premiering in May, the national broadcast program follows a nationwide effort to identify the best-loved novels of all-time. *Register Now* <https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3656320754901262850> *About PBS Books:* *PBS Books* <http://pbs.org/book-view-now/home/?cmpgn=TH> is a multi-platform initiative celebrating the love of reading. Through daily social and digital engagement and live coverage of important literary events across the country, PBS Books celebrates books and writers and fosters a passion for reading. *PBS Books* has covered the nation’s most important book events for more than four years, and an estimated 10 million viewers have tuned in to hear what these literary rock stars have had to say. *Learn more at www.PBSbooks.org >* <http://www.pbs.org/book-view-now/home/?cmpgn=TH2> [image: The Great American Read from PBS] <http://www.pbs.org/book-view-now/blogs/news/2018/02/02/the-great-american-r…> Coming Soon -The Great American Read <http://www.pbs.org/book-view-now/blogs/news/2018/02/02/the-great-american-r…> from PBS -- *Christine Schneider* K-12 Education Specialist Michigan eLibrary Michigan eLibrary, a program of the Library of Michigan and part of the Michigan Department of Education http://www.michigan.gov/libraryofmichigan 702 W Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48915 (m) 248-305-0231 *April is Michigan School Library Month!* *Read Governor Snyder's Proclamation <http://bit.ly/MIaprilslm>* Visit the new Michigan Parent Dashboard for School Transparency *Your Window to Important School Information and Facts* Learn more at: http://www.MISchoolData.org/ParentDashboard <http://www.mischooldata.org/ParentDashboard>

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - APRIL 16, 2018 - Kalamazoo Public Library and Kalamazoo Public Schools Partner for Shared Card and Reducing Summer Slide
by Farrell Howe 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 16, 2018 CONTACT Farrell Howe Marketing & Communications Manager Kalamazoo Public Library 269-553-7879 Alex Lee Executive Director of Communications Kalamazoo Public Schools 269-337-1572 Kalamazoo Public Library and Kalamazoo Public Schools Partner for Shared Card and Reducing Summer Slide Kalamazoo, MI – April 16, 2018. Kalamazoo Public Library (KPL) and Kalamazoo Public Schools (KPS) have long been recognized in the Kalamazoo community as champions for childhood literacy. With this legacy in mind, KPL and KPS have partnered to create OneCard, a shared card that serves as both a library card and a student ID. Also, to prevent the typical loss of skills most students experience during the summer known as “summer slide,” KPL and KPS will be offering fun programs that will keep Kalamazoo children reading all summer long! Kalamazoo Public Library Summer Reading Challenge kicks off on June 1. Those that accept the challenge will trek “Around the World in 90 Days” by reading a suggested book from each continent. Unlike many other summer reading programs, KPL’s lasts all summer long and includes prizes for every 15, 30, 45 and 60 days of reading for kids and teens, and a 60-day prize for adults! Participants can play online or pick up a game board at any KPL location beginning June 1. Information about the Summer Reading Challenge can be found at kpl.gov/summer. Kalamazoo Public Schools will continue its summer literacy efforts through two programs. The district will once again send books to children entering third through sixth grade to encourage summer reading. The children will receive one book every 10 days for the duration of the summer holiday. And, for the second year, KPS will open five elementary school libraries, so students can continue to visit and check out books from their schools. This year, libraries will be open at Arcadia Elementary School, Edison Environmental Science Academy, Lincoln International Studies School, Spring Valley Center for Exploration and Washington Writers' Academy. The libraries will be open two days a week. Also during the summer, KPL and KPS will be coordinating efforts to launch a landmark program: OneCard, an innovative collaboration with one goal – a Kalamazoo Public Library card for every Kalamazoo Public Schools student. “The goals of OneCard are simple: to create an incredibly easy process for KPS students to get a library card, visit their library, check out books and most importantly to develop a love for reading,” said Kalamazoo Public Library Director Ryan Wieber. Beginning this fall, all KPS students, faculty and staff will automatically be enrolled in the OneCard program. OneCard provides full access to all KPL print, AV and online materials. ONeCard was created to enrich and support school instruction complementing the resources available through school libraries with access to KPL’s physical and electronic resources. OneCard also reduces potential barriers associated with registering for a library card, visiting KPL and accessing its collections. "We have long appreciated our partnership with the Kalamazoo Public Library. We particularly appreciate this new joint initiative, which will give thousands of our children library cards that they would not otherwise have had and which will open up whole new worlds for our kids as a result," said KPS Superintendent Dr. Michael Rice. Additional information and promotions for OneCard will be released in May. #### Farrell Howe Marketing and Communication Manager Kalamazoo Public Library 269-553-7879 [id:image001.png@01D38872.8E813CC0]

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Storytime survey
by Mary Daugherty 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

HI, I am looking for examples or suggestions on surveys for parents to complete about the storytimes that we have done this year. I don't feel it is important to break it down by ages or providers. I am looking for more of a general survey that also has room for suggestions. Thanks for sharing, Mary Daugherty

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Bernie Margolis
by Nancy Bellaire 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

It is with a heavy heart that I send news of the passing of Bernie Margolis, former director of the Monroe County Library System (MI), Pikes Peak Library District (CO), and the Boston Public Library. Bernie most recently served as the New York State Librarian. Bernie was the most passionate of library champions and served the American Library Association in many roles including that of ALA Councilman. Those of us who knew and worked with Bernie will remember his can-do attitude, his fierce defense of penal fines for public libraries in Michigan, and his vision for libraries of the future. Bernie's obituary has not yet been published, but his funeral will be at the Levine Funeral Home in Albany New York at 11 AM on Wednesday, April 18. Burial will be at about 1 PM at the Pittsfield Cemetery in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bernie's wife, Amanda Batey Margolis. Nancy Nancy Bellaire Director Monroe County Library System 840 S. Roessler St. Monroe, MI 48161 734 241-5770

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Free MeL webinar - MARC Records from MeL: Boost Your Catalog with MeL Subscription Content - Apr 25, 3:30pm Eastern
by David Votta 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

Incorporating MARC records from MeL into your catalog provides your community additional resources through your catalog, boosts your holdings and potentially your circulation stats. Please join us on April 25, at 3:30pm Eastern for a 30-minute webinar focused on how and why libraries have utilized MeL MARC records, and learn how to avoid user pitfalls with your implementation. Registration is free and open to all Michigan library staff, educators, and other interested users. Read more and register for this webinar<https://store.mcls.org/index.php/mel-databases-marc-records-from-mel-boost-…>. https://store.mcls.org/index.php/mel-databases-marc-records-from-mel-boost-… This webinar will be recorded, and made available on demand anytime. http://mcls.org/mel/mel-training-events/ MeL training is funded in part by the State of Michigan through the Library of Michigan. Additional service support comes from the Federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) via the Institute of Museum and Library Services<http://www.imls.gov/> (IMLS). [IMLS logo.png] Please share. David David Votta Community Engagement Librarian Midwest Collaborative for Library Services (MCLS) Phone: (800) 530-9019 ext 122 [id:image001.png@01D31B4A.897DA8C0]<https://www.facebook.com/mcls.org> [id:image002.png@01D31B4A.897DA8C0] <https://twitter.com/mclsorg> [id:image003.png@01D31B4A.897DA8C0] <http://www.mcls.org/> "For every complex problem there is an answer which is clear, simple, and wrong." -H.L. Mencken

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Toner
by Trish Burns 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

Cleaning some stuff out - unearthed 4 Xerox drum cartridge toner fusers, for a Xerox copier Work Center Model #7232 or 7242. Reply directly to me and we'll get them out to you - Trish Burns, Director Bay County Library System 500 Center Avenue Bay City, MI 48708 tburns(a)baycountylibrary.org 989-894-2837 ext.2214

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Director position open! Johnson City (TN) Public Library
by Jobeth Bradbury 16 Apr '18

16 Apr '18

Johnson City (TN) Public Library - Director Johnson City Public Library-a dynamic center for the community! The Johnson City Public Library<http://www.jcpl.net/> seven-member Board of Directors seeks an enthusiastic, visionary, community-minded leader as its next Library Director. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong leadership skills, exhibit a clear vision and commitment to librarianship, articulate and advocate the Library's strategic directions, provide sound fiscal management and promote collaborative relationships within the Library and throughout the community. The Library, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has an annual budget of $2 million supported by city appropriation with additional county funding. Support is also provided through grants, donations, and the Friends of the Johnson City Public Library. The beautiful 42,625 square foot Library facility is currently at capacity - in 2017, the dedicated staff (31 FTE) provided programs and services to 244,981 visitors and circulated 525,769 items. Johnson City, located in Northeastern Tennessee nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is part of the 'tri-cities' region which includes the neighboring cities of Kingsport and Bristol. This is a growing community that is home to the East Tennessee State University campus, an excellent public school system, and top-rated medical facilities. Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers will find numerous opportunities to hike, bike, raft, ski, climb and seek new adventures. The city is optimally located with easy access to several metropolitan areas and only a few hours' drive to the Carolina beaches. The Library is located on the edge of a revitalizing downtown that includes a wide variety of restaurants, shops and microbreweries. Johnson City is poised for growth and is known for temperate climate and low cost of living -ideal for families or individuals at any stage of life. To learn more about Johnson City, the Library and the position, please visit Johnson City Public Library Links<http://www.gossagesager.com/johnsoncitylinks.htm>. Responsibilities. The Director has overall responsibility for the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of Library operations and services including, but not limited to: budget, personnel, collection development, technical and automation services, facilities, and community relations. Requirements. A Master of Library Science degree is required as well as a minimum of four years of professional library experience. A minimum of three years of library administrative experience is preferred. Other preferred qualifications include: experience reporting to a governing board, successful fundraising/grant writing skills, experience working with budgets, and working effectively with government officials and other public constituencies. See Johnson City Position Description<http://www.bradburymiller.com/jcjobdesc.pdf> to review the full position description. Compensation. The position offers a hiring salary range of $65,000-82,000 (dependent upon experience and qualifications) and an attractive benefits package. For further information, contact Bradbury Miller Associates<http://www.bradburymiller.com/contactus.html> via email or phone. To start the application process, send a meaningful cover letter and resume as Word or pdf attachments to Karen Miller<mailto:karenmiller@bradburymiller.com?subject=Johnson%20City%20Public%20Library%20Director%20position%20-%20application%20>. The position closes May 13, 2018. Jobeth Bradbury Bradbury Miller Associates<http://www.gossagesager.com/> 4545 Wornall Rd, Ste. 805 Kansas City, MO 64111 816-803-7087 (cell); 816-531-2468 (office) Sign up for our newsletter<http://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/d.jsp?llr=myy6mkoab&p=oi&m=111489311…> to get the latest updates!

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Presenter Recommendation for Family Programs - Pint Size Polkas with Uncle Mike Schneider
by Mary Beth Reasoner 15 Apr '18

15 Apr '18

Dear All - Tecumseh District Library recently presented a family program (designed for Kindergartners through Fifth Graders) called "The Library Rocks/Polkas" featuring Pint Size Polkas with Uncle Mike Schneider. He was fantastic and has the qualities that every Children's Librarian who books performers desires! Mike was very personable, both in his e-mail correspondence and in person. He was patient and willing to work with us as we made several attempts to find a compatible booking date. He came prepared, on time, and full of energy, even though we were his third program of the day! We so enjoyed Mike's excellent accordion playing and his patter. We sang along, danced the Chicken Dance and the Hokey Pokey, and clapped along to a variety of songs played polka style! He often asked for young volunteers to come up and participate in funny trivia questions about rocks. He was able to ad lib, which is a necessity when working with children! He has a very descriptive website and offers a variety of programs, including the one which revolves around the this year's CSLP SRP theme, "Libraries Rock!" His prices are reasonable and our program was funded via TDL's Friends Group. He lives in Wisconsin but performs often in Michigan. He will offer a discount when he can schedule performances for more than one library in a day. Check out his website at www.pintsizepolkas.com<http://www.pintsizepolkas.com> We received many compliments from parents for a fun-filled evening! Mary Beth Mary Beth Reasoner Children's Services Librarian Tecumseh District Library mbreasoner(a)tecumsehlibrary.org<http://mbreasoner@tecumsehlibrary.org><mailto:mbreasoner@gmail.com> www.tecumsehlibrary.org<http://www.tecumsehlibrary.org/> 215 North Ottawa Street Tecumseh, MI 49286-1564 517-423-2238 517-423-5519 (Fax) "Let us read and let us dance, two amusements that will never do any harm to the world." - Voltaire

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