https://mailchi.mp/88f7bdf2c59f/july-2018-youth-and-adult-services-librarian-newsletter
Programming Database for NH Public Librarians
Wednesday, August 29 9:30-12:30
Hooksett Public Library
$20 per person Check payable to: CLNH Send to Deborah Dutcher at the NH State Library by van or 20 Park Street, Concord, NH 03301. Payment must be received by August 15 or your spot will not be saved.
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About the workshop:
The workshop will begin with a brief performance. This will be followed by a discussion of different types of puppets and uses of puppets. Participants will then have the opportunity for hands on work with puppets to learn puppetry techniques. This includes movement using fingers, wrists and arms followed by mouth movement and “voices”. The participants then perform very short skits to practice these techniques. A wide variety of puppets for the participants to see and work with will be on hand.
About Carol Sanborn:
I have been the Head of Youth Services at the Hampton Falls Free Library since 2002. I started the “Carol and Crew” Puppet Show business in January of 2006 and perform at Preschools, Libraries, Nursing Homes, Birthday Parties, and Special Events. I have taught puppetry workshops for all ages from preschoolers to adults. Workshops and presentations include the New Hampshire State Library; Children’s Librarians of New Hampshire; Early Learning New Hampshire Conferences; New Hampshire Family, Career and Community Leaders of America; A Place to Grow and The Seacoast School of Technology.
August 22, 2018 1-3 pm
NH Local Government Center – Concord
An on the ground course that will cover the health information seeking behavior of consumers and the role of the librarian in providing health information for their patrons. Creative discussion will lead to ideas about health information outreach and allow the librarian to develop a potential elevator speech regarding resources available.
Objectives are to cover:
• A brief history about consumer health
• Challenges of providing consumer health information at your library
• Planning a consumer health opportunity for your library
• Consumer health on the internet
• References
• Outreach
• CHIS (Certified Health Information Specialist)
• Project development
This class is eligible for 2 hours of MLA Continuing Education credit that can be counted through the Consumer Health Information Specialization. You do not have to be a member of the Medical Library Association to receive certification. Additional information will be provided.
Course Instructor:
Catherine Martin, M.Ed., CHIS
NNLM NER All of Us Community Engagement Coordinator
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