Registration is now open and the deadline to sign up is April 20. Attendees can go to the event in person on the St. Kate's campus, or attend virtually via Zoom.
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"Where We Come From" was chosen for the 13th iteration of Minnesota’s state-wide book club, One Book | One Minnesota. This title presents a picture-book collaboration in which four authors explore where they each come from, literally and metaphorically. John Coy is one of four co-authors. John has earned numerous prestigious honors for his contributions to children’s literature, including the Marion Vannett Ridgway Award, Charlotte Zolotow Award, and the Kerlan Award.
This free one-hour event, presented by the Minnesota Library Data Group, will take place at 1:00 p.m., April 22.
This full time position offers a minimum annual salary of $52,000 and requires a four-year degree, or its equivalent, and experience working in a library setting. Candidates who possess an MLIS degree from an ALA-accredited program will be preferred.
Books were flying off the shelves last month! Curious to know which titles have patrons rushing to place holds? Look no further!
The Minnesota Department of Education has created a portal for public feedback and invites you to share your stories and concerns about how federal Executive Orders might impact your library's ability to serve your communities.
The request for proposals officially opened on Thursday, April 3. A virtual proposal workshop will be held April 15 prior to the deadlines for technical questions (May 1) and Proposal submission (May 15).
The Minnesota Learning Commons supports educators teaching in online, blended, and digital learning environments. This webinar will take place at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16.
Nearly every public library in Minnesota is a member of the Minnesota Library Reciprocal Borrowing, which allows all Minnesotans with a public library card to borrow materials from any member library. The Compact was first executed in 2001, and reaffirmed in 2015.
In every Minnesota community, there's a library. And in every library, you will find workers dedicated to the betterment of their neighbor's lives. That's why the most important resource in a library is not its books, but the people who work there. Mercer Gilchrist, already employed at a library, is pursuing her MLIS degree at St. Catherine University.