Stump the Librarian September 2019 Winner

Congratulations to our Stump the Librarian winner for the September 2019 Trumpet: Danielle Bliss of Longwood Public Library! The answer to our Stumper was: The Very Hungry Caterpillar eats cherry pie on Saturday. Thank you to everyone that participated.

September 2019 Trumpet

Good afternoon! Hope everyone had a great Labor Day weekend. Please click here to view the latest issue of the Trumpet. Enjoy!

CLASC-SCLA Test Prep Program

CLASC-SCLA Test Prep Program
Monday, Sept. 23, 2019 at Suffolk Cooperative Library System
627 North Sunrise Service Road
Bellport, New York 11713
6:00-7:30 pm

This program will include a prerecorded Udemy webinar offering tips and strategies for taking any multiple choice as well as a live presentation from a college math professor to help you brush up on skills including solving logic problems and calculating percentages.
Please note that no library-specific content will be included in this program.
Light dinner will be served.  
Free for CLASC and SCLA members, $5 cash at the door for all others.

To register online:
https://forms.gle/D8uxyj5ht8NnzRpi7

Or contact:
Kristen Todd-Wurm
todd-wurmkristen@mcplibrary.org

CLASC September Book Discussion

Meet new people, discuss great books, and earn CEUs! Join us for the next CLASC book discussion on September 27th, 2019 at 3pm. We will read The Distance Between Me and the Cherry Tree, by Paola Peretti, and hear Valerie Lewis speak on accessibility for children. Register until September 20th at: https://forms.gle/k3gKucEQmpRhsY498. Please click here to view the flyer for more details. Please contact Erin Kanelos at ekanelos@smithlib.org with any questions.

Call for Submissions: September 2019 Trumpet

Good afternoon, everyone! While winding down from the busy summer season, it's time for you to think about submitting to the September Trumpet! We are looking for members to contribute to Member News, Professional Highlights, Heard it in the J-Room, Best Thing I Read in a Children's Book, recommendations for programmers/vendors, and Layover at the Library (visit to a library on vacation). Submissions can be sent to jads4624@gmail.com by August 15th.

Looking for Presenters: CLASC Annual Membership Meeting

Has your library or department embraced the Makerspace movement in a big way? If so, would you be willing to share your success stories with the CLASC membership?

CLASC is seeking librarians willing to do a brief presentation (5-10 minutes max) on the great makerspace work your library or department is doing. If you have a dedicated Makerspace, that's GREAT, but we'd love to hear from libraries who are rocking this trend even without a fixed space. You'd be among 1 or 2 other librarians sharing your stories at CLASC's Annual Membership Meeting on Tuesday, November 19th, 6:30 pm at Patchogue/Medford Library.

If you would be interested, email Marybeth Kozikowski as soon as possible at marybeth.kozikowski@sachemlibrary.org.

Looking forward to hearing from you and about the great work your library is doing!

CLASC June Book Discussion

Get away before the craziness of summer - join us for the next CLASC book discussion being held on Tuesday, June 4th at 3 pm @ SCLS as we discuss the first book in the Artemis Fowl series before its theatrical release. Please RSVP by May 31st at http://bit.ly/1906CLASC. Please click here for more details.