The Kewaunee Public Library implemented a four-part series of Lifelong Learning classes for its community with the help of a Library Improvement and Innovation Grant from the Nicolet Federated Library System. The classes were offered both in the library and at three assisted living facilities in Kewaunee. The library currently partners with the facilities by delivering library materials for their residents. The library featured a variety of art and craft projects that exposed participants to new skills such as floral arranging, painting, interior design, and cultivating an environment for backyard bird watching. Its objectives were to teach new skills, provide a sense of mastery and meaning, boost mood, inspire a sense of playfulness, increase socialization, and decrease boredom. The library hoped to trigger positive memories for participants. Library staff executed the classes and witnessed everything they hoped for come to fruition. Their evaluations showed a high approval for all the projects and they hope to keep implementing these type of projects in their community. The library thanks Nicolet Federated Library System for its support of this project. Library Director Carol Petrina said, "At our in-library sessions, we had many participants coming in with friends, so a fun social atmosphere was very evident and great to see." A thank you note from one participant read, “Thank you Ann and Pam for giving us a great time yesterday. I enjoyed the time and really like the door decoration I made with your help. See you again.”
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 The Algoma Public Library recently purchased Launchpad tablets with a recent Library Improvement and Innovation Grant from the Nicolet Federated Library System.
Pre-loaded with content for kids, teens, and adults, designed with a simple, easy-to-use interface, and 100% secure, Launchpad tablets are made to be passed from one set of hands to the next. No download time. No need for Wi-Fi. Access to powerful content is simple as turning on each device — anytime, anywhere.
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS  Maryssa has lived in northeast Wisconsin for about 8 years, including time spent living in Kewaunee, Green Bay, and Baileys Harbor.
In 2019, she earned her BS in Public Administration and Environmental Policy from UW-Green Bay, where she also completed two certificate programs in Nonprofit Management and Sustainability. Maryssa has years of experience working in and volunteering for environmental education and arts-related nonprofits, and has also worked as a shelver at the Brown County Central Library. In her free time, she enjoys reading (mostly short stories, novels, and memoirs), being in nature, baking, and traveling. Maryssa started at NFLS in early June and is excited about supporting the NFLS team and member libraries!  Library Service Associate - Oneida, WI Oneida Community Library Full Time, Non-Exempt Salary: $17.89/hr (negotiable)* First posting open to Oneida enrolled tribal members only. Closing Date: June 27, 2023 The Oneida Community Library is hiring! If you enjoy recommending books, running programs and want to work at a library, this is a call for you. The Oneida Nation is accepting applications for Library Service Associate. *Apply or find more information here. View more library employment opportunities at www.nfls.lib.wi.us/libraries.html#Employment.
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS  Children's Librarian - Kewaunee, WI Kewaunee Public Library 20 hours a week Apply by July 7, 2023 The Kewaunee Public Library is seeking an innovative, tech-savvy, customer-focused, and self-motivated individual to join its team that serves the community of Kewaunee and Kewaunee County. The ideal candidate enjoys working with children, readily adapts to change, and projects a welcoming and helpful personality. Applicant must have excellent written and oral communication skills and be comfortable helping people of all ages in a group or one-on-one setting. Candidates with work experience in youth services settings, library, customer service, or technology are preferred. On-the-fly tech instruction is a frequent part of the job, so the qualified applicant must be comfortable using and troubleshooting a wide range of technology. Attention to detail and organization is key. Providing high quality early literacy learning experiences is the goal. The position is 20 hours a week. Applicant must be willing to work one or two evenings a week and one Saturday per month. Applications are available online at www.kewauneepubliclibrary.org/employment.html or at the library. Please submit completed application with cover letter and resume to Carol Petrina, Director Kewaunee Public Library 822 Juneau St. Kewaunee, WI 54216, kew@kewauneepubliclibrary.org by July 7, 2023. View more library employment opportunities at www.nfls.lib.wi.us/libraries.html#Employment.
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