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FUNDAMENTALS OF CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Do you see Cataloging & Classification as a daunting, mysterious process? Let Linda Kepner help you transform it into an intriguing brain exercise by showing you the history and fundamentals of this “very librarian” skill. Hands-on worksheets are based on the Sears List of Subject Headings and the Dewey Decimal Classification system – bring any edition (DDC Abridged or Unabridged) that you have, the newer the better.
Linda Tiernan Kepner has been a medical librarian and a high school librarian, and now is cataloguer at Peterborough Town Library.
This presentation is sponsored by the NHLA Paralibrarian Section and is open to members and non-members. Registration will be limited to 20 attendees.
Cost: $15 NHLA Paralibrarian members $25 NHLA members/guest
Payment can be made via credit card online, or check.
If paying by check, please make payable to "NHLA" Paralibrarians to: Amherst Town Library Pam Macdonald
Registration deadline: April 10, 2024
Payment must be received prior to the start of class
Please read the NHLA Cancellation policy before registering.
Questions? Contact Hope Garner, NHLA Paralibrarian Education Chair at libraryadvocate62@gmail.com
Conference check-in/continental breakfast: 9:15 am-9:45 am
CLNH Business Meeting: 9:45 am - 10:015 am
Session #1:10:30 am- 11:30 am
Integrating Music with Literature - Presented by Amy Woldoff
Session #2: 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Introduction to GRANT WRITING
LUNCH: 12:45 pm -1:30 pm
Session #3: 1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Librarian Created Programs Presentation
Session #4: 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM
Great Stone Face Tea & Isinglass/Flume announcement
Wrap Up: 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
IN PERSON REGISTRATION
Students will learn about current vendor, ordering, and processing options for books, magazines, and other loanable materials. We will discuss typical technical services workflows and how to make processes work best for both staff and customers. Students will also reflect on their home library’s technical services workflows and share insights with each other.
Sarah Cornell has been the Supervisor of Technical Services at the Portsmouth Public Library since 2012. Her experience includes serials acquisitions at a large university, paging at a special library, and serving as a generalist college librarian managing collection development and teaching information literacy classes.
Registration deadline: May 9, 2024
VIRTUAL REGISTRATION
Registration deadline: May 6, 2024
Login link for the conference will be emailed to all registrants a few days prior.
Join James McKim, the presenter for this workshop. We hear and use terms like “diversity”, “equity”, and “inclusion” quite frequently. But most people never stop to understand what those terms really mean.
Discover the key concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) that are the foundation for improving individual and organizational performance. Discover why individuals unintentionally discriminate (“isms”), how discrimination manifests in interpersonal relationships, and why it is beneficial to include diverse people and thoughts in your daily life.
Learning Objectives
· Describe what diversity, equity, and inclusion mean
· Describe the difference between race and ethnicity/culture
· Describe why diversity is nothing without equity and inclusion
· Begin to analyze the “welcomeness” of your workplace for diverse employees.
This workshop is sponsored by the EDI Committee and is for NHLA members only.
BOOK REPAIR WORKSHOP/BEGINNERS LEVEL
Book repair seems as though it should be as simple as a roll of tape and 30 seconds to spare at the desk, though all of us know from experience this is not the case. Repairing, mending and assessing damaged materials is a process that requires an understanding not only of book structure and function, but also where your institution's priorities are in terms of budget and use of staff time. Learn how books best function, what can be fixed and what can't, the tools of the trade and how to take a wider look at the process to make the best choices possible for your collection.
Presenter: Nik Beauchemin attended the North Bennet Street School full time Bookbinding program and successfully graduated in 2016. They began working at the Peterborough Town Library in 2019, and have been facilitating repairs and maintaining the collection ever since. In between library repairs, they love to make marbled and paste papers, hand bound journals and fine leather bindings as well as partaking in a variety of fiber arts.
This workshop is limited to 15 people in person.
This presentation is sponsored by the NHLA Paralibrarian Section and is open to members and non-members.
If paying by check, please make payable to "NHLA" Paralibrarians and mail to: Pam Macdonald at Amherst Town Library
Registration deadline: May 20, 2024
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