Year of Programs for Millennials and More, by Amy J Alessio, Katie LaMantia, Emily Vinci
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Needless to say, programming for teens can be a dubious fit for library users in their 20s; and what appeals to Baby Boomers isn't necessarily ideal for those in their 30s and 40s. Millennials deserve their own programs. This handy guide specifically targets those on the cusp of the born-digital generation and their peers, offering up a year's worth of programming suitable for both public and academic libraries. Organized by monthly clubs or monthly themed events, a format that makes planning and execution a snap, this resource
- Provides an overview of what those in their 20s, 30, and 40s want from libraries and how best to reach them
- Gives tips for extending popular teen programs to older teens and those in their 20s
- Presents start-to-finish programs sure to be a big draw, such as a pub trivia night, recipe scrapbooking meetup, retro craft club, old school gaming sessions, writer's workshops, and community college networking events
- Shows how to program on a tight budget by making the most of the library s existing collection and resources
- Offers tips on marketing, outreach, and followup
- Amazon Sales Rank: #864394 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-27
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.02" h x .46" w x 8.50" l, 1.13 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 216 pages
Review This gem of a resource for librarians at public libraries will appeal to those designing programs with budget and staff constraints." --Library JournalThis book takes on the best ways to get difficult-to-reach patrons in their twenties and thirties into the door. Broken down by the months of the year, this book is organized with programs best suited to the weather and seasonal activities for each month. It is both a cute and effective strategy for those library programmers who might like the idea of a specific program, but are unsure of when it would be best suited to use." --Catholic Library WorldA good professional volume for public librarians, particularly those who are new to the profession and need some guidance on how to draw patrons in and keep them returning." --Booklist
About the Author Amy J. Alessio is an award-winning, part-time teen librarian at the Schaumburg Township District Library in Schaumburg, Illinois. She recently wrote Mind-Bending Mysteries and Thrillers for Teens: A Programming and Readers Advisory Guide for ALA Editions. Her first young adult mystery, Taking the High Ground, was published in 2013. She has enjoyed teaching online courses for YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association) and webinars for ALA along with many live presentations. She has given many talks on vintage cookbooks based on her passion. To feed her book addiction, she reviews teen and adult books for Crimespree Magazine and Booklist.Katie LaMantia is an award-winning teen librarian at the Schaumburg Township District Library in Schaumburg, Illinois. A former Teen Advisory Board member and current teen librarian and 20 30-something, she has a personal as well as a professional interest in serving the needs of this demographic. She has presented at multiple state and national library conferences about libraries, teens, and technology. When not running teen programs, tinkering with technology, and finding amazing books for young adults, she enjoys reading, writing, traveling, and extreme adventure activities.Emily Vinci is a popular services librarian specializing in adult readers advisory at the Schaumburg Township District Library in Schaumburg, Illinois. She has interests in expanding library appreciation and knowledge of comics and graphic novels, as well as catering to hard-to-reach demographics such as the 20s and 30s crowd. A pop culture fiend, she is always looking for new ways to incorporate popular culture into the public library.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Cleverly- conceived, Useful, Go- to, How- to Handbook for Public Librarians by Experienced Public Librarians By C. A. Lajos In this thoughtfully- conceived publication, Alessio, LaMantia, and Vinci, all librarians at the Schaumburg Township District Library in Schaumburg, Illinois, offer a year’s worth of customized and focused library programming for “millennials” and individuals in their early 40s. Taking an age- expansive approach to people comprising the “millennial” generation—this group is typically comprised of men and women who were born in the 1980s, 1990s, and the early 2000s-- the authors briefly introduce these library patrons in terms of their age cohorts, lifestyles, interests, and the ways in which libraries better can serve their needs. In the twelve following chapters, one for each month of the year, they then present an average of four, start-to-finish, sometimes month- specific, library programs for millennials and others. Each program guide sets forth pertinent information pertaining to organizing, coordinating, and effecting the program, not limited to preparation time, length of the program, size and age range of the targeted audience, a shopping list, setup guidelines, “make it happen” tips, program variations, and promotional ideas. The authors include many programs that have proven to be very popular and fun such as old school gaming, Oscar night, March Madness, Realistic Summer Reading and Media Programs for Adults, Literary Speed Dating, Shark Week Celebration, and writing workshops. The 13th chapter describes ten, quarterly or monthly, library clubs with ideas for sessions, crossover programs, variations, and more. While unfortunately this handbook omits the very important budgetary costs for each program, overall it will serve as a useful, go-to, how- to guide for many public librarians, who may be responsible for adult library programming. Written by experienced public librarians, it is very highly recommended for many public and some academic library book collections--C. A. Lajos, The Librarian's Review of Books
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