Librarians as community partners
Subtitle: an outreach handbook
By: edited by Carol Smallwood.
Contributors: Smallwood, Carol, 1939-
Publisher: American Library Association
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 204
ISBN-13: 9780838910061
Subjects: Library outreach programs -- United States -- Case studies; Libraries and community -- United States -- Case studies; Libraries -- Public relations -- United States -- Case studies
Genres: Case studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Bake a book and they will come / by Iona R. Malanchuk; title: Establishing a library docent program / by Mary H. Nino; title: Friends in need : involving friends of the library in community outreach programs / by Vera Gubnitskaia; title: Lifesaving library outreach / by Felicia A. Smith; title: Planning a library anniversary celebration / by Mary H. Nino; title: Reading matters in mentor : library services at the pools and beaches on Ohio's north coast / by Lynn Hawkins; title: Small grants can have big rewards / by Chelsea Dinsmore; title: Using a digitization project to produce a book for community outreach / by John R. Burch Jr; title: Using pilot projects for outreach / by Chelsea Dinsmore; title: Beyond the campus : information literacy instruction for the elder community / by Susan M. Frey; title: Memoir writing for older adult groups / by Mark Donnelly; title: Outreach to the senior community : one library's activities / by Bob Blanchard; title: Sí se puede! = Yes we can! / by Meryle Leonard; title: What boomers want : the future of outreach / by Ellen Mehling; title: Better than one : collaborative outreach for homeschooled teens / by Catherine Fraser Riehle; title: Children's initiative : establishing a successful partnership with a local public school system / by Vera Gubnitskaia; title: Hundreds of high school students study at the library / by Tiffany Auxier; title: Reaching out to create outreach programs among teen library patrons / by Maryann Mori; title: Reaching out to student athletes, two students at a time / by Maureen Brunsdale; title: Teen theater at the public library / by Licia Slimon; title: Teens will respond / by Maryann Mori; title: Upward bound outreach to talented high school students / by Jamie Seeholzer; title: Freedom readers in a juvenile correctional facility / by Felicia A. Smith; title: Has your public librarian been to prison? : participation in summer reading games / by Glennor Shirley; title: Has your public librarian been to prison? : participation in shared grant projects / by Glennor Shirley; title: Breathing life into the circus collection / by Maureen Brunsdale; title: Bringing history to the people's fingertips : University of Florida digital collections and historical Florida newspapers / by Melissa Shoop; title: They didn't teach me this in library school : managing a library art gallery / by Karen Brodsky; title: Lights, camera, libraries / by Nancy Kalikow Maxwell; title: Partnering with a local newspaper to digitize historical photographs / by John R. Burch, Jr; title: Michigan reads! : state wide outreach project / by Christine K. Heron; title: Books that shape our lives : a community of readers / by Jan Siebold; title: Collaboration creates a successful region low-vision fair / by Bob Blanchard; title: One community, one story / by Florence M. Turcotte; title: SKY Book Fest / by Uma Doraiswamy; title: University of Florida's George A. Smathers Libraries and the Common Reading Program / by Melissa Shoop; title: Academic connections : a college librarian reaches out to a middle school / by Margaret Keys; title: Integrating manuscripts into Michigan curriculum through archival outreach / by Marian Matyn; title: Public school teacher workshops conducted by the University of Alabama at Birmingham Mervyn H. Sterne Library / by Delores Carlito; title: Secondary classroom instruction in Birmingham / by Delores Carlito; title: Teaching American history : archivists partnering with public schools / by Sharon Carlson; title: A different kind of science project : a partnership between a community college library and a high school media center / by Nancy Kalikow Maxwell; title: Día de los niños, día de los libros / by Meryle Leonard; title: Documenting the experiences of African Americans, Native Americans, and Mexican Americans : archivists partnering with oral historians / by Sharon Carlson; title: Ethiopia reads / by Loriene Roy; title: Homework club for English language learners / by Licia Slimon; title: If I can read, I can do anything : a national reading club for native children / by Loriene Roy; title: Laptop literacy : language and computer literacy services to refugees in Burlington, Vermont / by Barbara A. Shatara; title: The long journey to Vermont : immigration, cultural identity, and book discussions that build community / by Barbara A. Shatara; title: Outreach to the Russian-speaking community at the Arapahoe Library District / by Katya B. Dunatov; title: Outreach to newly enrolled African American college students / by Jamie Seeholzer; title: Serving multicultural patrons at the Arapahoe Library District / by Katya B. Dunatov; title: Community groups join forces for family fun / by Tiffany Auxier; title: Connecting with the community : partnering to deliver a storytime outreach / by Margaret Keys; title: Creative partnerships with local organizations / by Ellen Mehling; title: Dinner with the presidents : teaming up with the Yours Truly Restaurant chain / by Lynn Hawkins; title: Faraway places / by Uma Doraiswamy; title: Fostering community engagement through a town and gown lecture series / by Susan M. Frey; title: A friend in need : partnering with an employment center / by Elaine Williams; title: Guest reader storytime : Fenton area outreach project / by Christine K. Heron; title: Local artists-in-residence at your school library / by Jan Siebold; title: Partnering for lifelong learning : a unique collaboration / by Catherine Fraser Riehle; title: Partnering for dollars : using grant opportunities to build community and provide programming / by Karen Brodsky; title: Partnering with a local park or historical agency / by Florence M. Turcotte; title: Partnering with your local historical society / by Elaine Williams; title: A university library reaches out to an entire community / by Iona R. Malanchuk.