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  • Stacy Roth brings Molly Pitcher Alive at Author Talk

    Stacy F. Roth as Molly Pitcher

    Since about 2001, Stacy F. Roth, an interpreter, museum educator, historian and information specialist, has taken her audience back in time to hear some war stories from one of America's favorite legends: Molly Pitcher.

  • Four Libraries to Work with SWAT Team of Library Transformers to Address Interior Space Challenges

    SWAT Team

    Four public libraries in New Jersey will benefit from the expertise of a group of librarians who addressed space challenges at their own libraries and led the transformation to improve the interior areas to better serve their customers.

  • Mimi Lee Joins NJSL as Adult, Urban & Diversity Specialist

    Mimi Lee

    Mimi Lee, The New Jersey State Library's new Adult, Urban & Diversity Specialist, began her professional career in 2001 at the Queens Library’s New Americans Program (NAP) managing coping skills workshops in languages other than English. She followed up her passion on designing and providing library services for multicultural and multilingual populations at the Bergen County Cooperative Library Services (BCCLS) as the Outreach Services Coordinator. She has experience in an academic setting, as well; working at the SUNY-Stony Brook’s Melville Library managing the library’s East Asian Collection.

  • Kathleen Moeller-Peiffer elected to national office

    Kathleen Moeller-Peiffer, NJ Deputy State Librarian for Lifelong Learning

    Kathleen Moeller-Peiffer, NJ Deputy State Librarian for Lifelong Learning, has been elected vice president/president-elect of ASCLA, the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies.

  • NJ State Library Recognizes Two Libraries for Innovative Programs

    Monroe Township Public Library

    New Jersey State Librarian Mary Chute recognized two New Jersey libraries for creativity and innovation of their Maker Space Initiative during a breakfast at the New Jersey Library Association Annual Conference, on June 5.

    Winning libraries were:

  • NJ State Library Recognizes Excellence in Early Literacy Programs

    Alfred E Bauman Library Linda Hoffman, Childrens Librarian, Mary Chute, NJ State

    New Jersey State Librarian Mary Chute honored four New Jersey libraries for conducting outstanding early literacy programs on behalf of their youngest library users and their families during a breakfast at the New Jersey Library Association Annual Conference, on June 5.

  • NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center Dedicates its Wall of Recognition

    TBBC Wall of Recognition Dedication

    On Saturday, June 1, 2013, the NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center dedicated its Wall of Recognition. First two honorees were Congressman Rush Holt and the Grounds for Sculpture.

  • Remembering the 235th Anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth, the New Jersey State Library Hosts Stacy F. Roth as Molly Pitcher

    STACY F. ROTH AS MOLLY PITCHER

    On Wednesday, June 19, from noon to 1 p.m., the New Jersey State Library will present a free lunch-time program:“Over Here, Molly Pitcher” with Stacy F. Roth of History on the Hoof.

  • Most Social Media Friendly State Libraries for 2013 - NJSL Ranked Among Top 10, at #7!

    Top 46 State Libraries

    According to the American Library Association’s 2013 State of America’s Libraries Report, the answer is a resounding yes. Libraries have made many changes over the years as technology has evolved, and they continue to embrace new technologies that improve their ability to provide resources to the community, including social media.

  • State Librarian Podcast, May 14, 2013: NJLA Conference

    Listen as State Librarian Mary Chute discusses the upcoming 2013 NJLA Conference, taking place June 3-5, at the Revel Resort in Atlantic City. Find out why this is a conference you cannot afford to miss, and what new skills and fresh ideas you will be able to bring back to your library. Hear from NJLA Executive Director, Patricia Tumulty, joined with members of the conference planning committee.

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