![]() IT Manager - Brown County Library Green Bay, WI Full Time, Exempt Salary: $55,038 Application Deadline: December 11, 2022 Brown County Library, a 9 branch county-wide library system, is currently taking applications for an IT Manager. We are looking for an innovative and creative leader who has experience overseeing library related technology including the ILS, automated materials handler, self-check stations, as well leading implementation of digital resources for patrons and staff. This position serves on the Library Administrative team and co-supervises a Library Service Associate who assists with technology deployment and support. Apply Online at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/browncounty?keywords=library View more library employment opportunities at www.nfls.lib.wi.us/libraries.html#Employment.
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS ![]() Library Aide - Gillett Public Library Gillett, WI 20 hours/week The Gillett Public Library is hiring for the position of Library Aide. This is a part-time position (20 hours/week). Duties include helping patrons find books, check-in/out, assisting with children's programming, and cleaning the library and Community Center. Candidates must be able to climb stairs. Please visit the library to fill out an application. You may call the library at 920-855-6224 with any questions. View more library employment opportunities at www.nfls.lib.wi.us/libraries.html#Employment.
Guest post by Shannon Nichola Stoner, Gillett Public Library Director ![]()
The Gillett Public Library hosted “Coffee with a Vet” on Thursday, November 10th ahead of Veteran’s Day. Gillett residents and businesses came together to show their gratitude and support to those who have served their country. Amid patriotic piano music, sweets, and conversation, the community and veterans shared memories and a cup of coffee.
New View Industries in Gillett distributed cards for veterans and thanked them for their service. Cookies & Co Sweet Shop in Gillett donated freshly baked cookies. The Cracked Cup, also in Gillett, provided coffee and mini muffins. Master Sergeant Jean Froelich, a veteran, created displays honoring veterans from every war and brought them to the event. Each display included pictures and facts about each particular war. She also included a display of flags from each branch of the military including Army, Marines, Seals, Navy, Vietnam veteran flag, and the newly established Space Force. Attendees perused the many displays to learn about the service of veterans and the impact of their sacrifice. ![]() Branch Librarian - Coleman Branch Marinette County Consolidated Public Library Service Coleman, WI Around 24 hours/week $20.09 - $25.57/hour Limited benefits included Deadline to apply: 4:30 p.m. on November 29, 2022 Manage daily library branch operations, assist with collection management, maintain library records, oversee branch programming and statistics and direct work of branch staff. Here are the headlines from the November 11, 2022 - 📢 Nic News Weekly:
Guest post by Sarah Sugden, Director, Brown County Library
On October 5, 2022, Brown County Library (BCL) partnered with Achieve Brown County (ABC) and almost 40 supporting organizations to host a Reading Success Summit. Nearly 200 attendees, including business leaders, elected officials, education professionals, healthcare providers, youth advocates, and community members, gathered to learn and convene around a reading proficiency crisis in Brown County. ![]()
County Executive Troy Streckenbach shared opening remarks highlighting the impact of reading proficiency rates on the County’s economic success and workforce competitiveness. Jane Danowit, M.D., Bellin Health, and Cory Mathieu, Ph.D., UWGB, presented information on early brain development as well as the foundations of literacy. ABC’s Evidence Based Decision Making Manager, Christian Roovers, provided county reading proficiency data and a summary of community listening sessions held over the past six months. Sharing the keynote presentation was Scott Hall, Senior Vice President of Civic & Community Issues for the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. Hall spoke on building tomorrow’s workforce through kindergarten readiness and early intervention. Enhancing these presentations were three videos created for the Summit by award-winning filmmaker Khrome.
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