Adult Services Meeting Minute Archive

Adult Services Minutes - February 23, 2016

 Adult Services Meeting – February 10, 2016

Meeting Date/Time: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 – 1:00 to 3:30 pm

Meeting Location: Midwest City Library

Purpose: To discuss and learn about issues which effect local and system programs.

Outcomes: 1) Learn which programming forms to use

Adult Services Minutes - April 15, 2015

LaVetta opened the meeting at 1:30 pm by introducing guests, Carrie Blumert from the Oklahoma County Health Department, Mental Health – Wellness Now and Sara Barry, the Business & Community Development Liaison of Mental Health for Integris Hospital.

Adult Services Minutes - February 18, 2015

Introductions & Sharing

Jerrod: Jerrod stated the Crown’s Tea event was well attended. He reported the books and writing clubs are running smoothly.

Jerrod attended a legislative meet and greet. Plans to attend a lawn management and container gardening course with OSU-OKC’s Extension outreach department. The Midwest City Library is planning a volunteer fair and plan to have a mini comic-con / hero themed film series over the summer.

Adult Services Minutes for September 2013

Anita opened the meeting with introductions of new librarians. Dana spoke about the upcoming Cimarron Opera tour in October and Melody of China tour in November. Dana passed around program survey’s from the 2012, 2013 programs. She pointed out that in most cases the 24 x 36 poster is the main bearer of upcoming programs. Dana asks that the posters coming from Outreach be placed in a prominent position 2 weeks before each tour. The INFO magazine usually comes in second. Other important ways of communicating upcoming programs come from word-of-mouth - family member to family member to friend to friend.

Adult Services Minutes for May 2013

What does Winter Readfest do for your customers? Why do we do it and what does it do for us?
As an award for our customers for being loyal. Originally started to try to acknowledge our senior citizen customers, it was originally the life time readers society. Darrie would like to see something like programming that would go along with winter readfest, programs on ereaders, databases, family history, etc. Would like the program to be more than just a prize program. This program does attract new customers. Adults always ask why everything is for kids. For the most part, everything is for babies or kids.

Adult Services Minutes for May 2012

Clyde the Slide - Trombone player. Has been entertaining since retired in 1994. Flexible on prices. 405-943-4141

Marilyn Backus - MSL has been getting a lot of questions about iWeed. Try to avoid "no action", unless the book is checked out, either keep or withdraw. Make sure to look at every book, even if you know you want to keep the book, to make sure it is actually on shelf. If you would like to request that a subject be bought, rather than just a single book, email MSL to do so.

BYOB - Anita passed around a list of when the programs are scheduled for everybody to double check. It was mentioned that some people would like to see more information about Business plans rather than just business loans.

Adult Services Minutes for January 2012

PRESENTERS:
Sara Alawi lead us through a tapping relaxation exercise and a yoga exercise. She is interested in pesenting yoga sessions at branches. She also has a studio. Contact info 405-470-8180, [email protected], or http://www.yogahomeoftherapeutics.com/custom7.shtml.
Amber Austin of Dwelling Place Organization would like to present some seminar type programs at branches such as Think Outside the Rubbermaid Box, Budget Friendly Organization, Organize With Your Kids, Busy Mom’s Guide to a Happy Organized Home, Kitchen Arrangement 101, 5 Simple Steps to Organize Anything, and others. Her fee is $50 per session. She is a Certified Professional Organizer. Contact her at 405-488-9274 or www.dwellingplaceorganizing.com, or [email protected].

Adult Services Minutes for October 2011

Outreach offers performers a chance to audition as an opportunity to introduce them to staff and for staff to ask questions as needed. This opportunity does not mean that the performer has an endorsement from Outreach.

Kudos to Kelly Riha and Mary Sholly for their work in the communities. Including their presence at: A+ Arts, Literacy Conference, and Old Timers Day.
Literacy Referral Service. This program is about to launch. This program came about from a suggestion from Nancy Anthony. We are providing the room, marketing, and volunteers. The goal of this program is not to teach participants how to read, but to connect them with somebody that can help them. The Literacy Council is working towards being more available to the community. They currently are working on updating their website and distributing new and up to date info.

Adult Services Minutes for May 2011

Anita provided everyone with a current MLS adult programmers’ list and offered everyone business card holders to organize their contact information.
Dana discussed the upcoming fall music programming for the months of October and November. An Oklahoma bluegrass band, The Bonham Review, will tour the system in October and a traditional Hawaiian group will perform in November. Dana announced that Outreach’s October musical performances will be from Oklahoma-based groups for the foreseeable future.

Dana briefly discussed an article that Carrie Coppernoll of The Daily Oklahoman authored regarding the Noon Tunes program at DN.

Dana emphasized the value of the “community links” link found under the “services” menu on the MLS website. There are links to OK 211, Oklahoma Arts Council, and Get Reading Oklahoma, among other community resources. All reference librarians should be aware of these resources and where to access them.

Adult Services Minutes for January 2011

Siobhan Moravo (DVS) – The Friends’ Web Page (http://www.supportmls.org) and other Friends of the Library Info. Siobhan explained to us the “Support” tab on the MLS website. Under this tab, staff and customers can:

Fill out and print tax receipts for donated books
Become a member of the FOL for the upcoming 2011 Book Sale (Feb 25-27)
If enroll before Feb. 4th, members will receive their tickets in the mail
If enroll after Feb. 4th, members will have to go to will call to receive their tickets
Sign up to volunteer at the book sale
Many more great things!

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