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State Library of Kansas Newsletter - July 2008
Fifteen varied and wonderful books have been chosen for the 2008 Notable Books List. [ More... ]
We have so much to be proud of in our Kansas libraries, including our role as “keeper of the flame” of freedom. [ More... ]
Chapman and Kansas State University were hit by the tornados of June 11. [ More... ]
School librarians from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and La Paz, Bolivia, turned out on June 11-12 for the annual Kansas Summer Institute for School Librarians held at ESU’s Jones Institute for Educational Excellence, Visser Hall. [ More... ]
The two-day June workshop on Public Library Administration was very successful. [ More... ]
Eight trustees from the W.A. Rankin Memorial Library in Neodesha have completed the five core skills needed to qualify for certificates in the Kansas Library Trustee Certification Program. [ More... ]
The second Statewide Training for Trustee Certification will be held on October 4 and October 11. [ More... ]
A whole new WebJunction Kansas is coming July 21st! Read more to find out how WebJunction is morphing into a new social environment… [ More... ]
Second Reaching for Excellence Training Program will cover, and use, technology. [ More... ]
Kan-ed and the State Library are pleased to announce the following database products available through our statewide packages for FY 2009. [ More... ]
It is springtime and most people look to the outdoors and the care of their lawns when they think of “weed and feed.” Here at Wichita Area Technical College, we looked to the Library for a “weed and feed!” [ More... ]
The State Library closed on June 19 and spent the day in “Customer Service Boot Camp” – courtesy of Dr. Mary Bushing from Bozeman, Montana. [ More... ]
Nancy Malone has been awarded a Shining Star "for her exceptional work with FoKL and for her contributions to the enhancement of library services in Kansas." [ More... ]
Julie Tomlianovich has done valuable work for summer reading programs for many years. Recently she became the president of the Collaborative Summer Reading Program. [ More... ]
This ambitious study explores the history of America’s ambivalence about the West as both geography and a state of mind. [ More... ]
The Twilight Trilogy has won the loyalty of many young adult fantasy readers. [ More... ]
It’s a beautiful autumn day and all of Bear’s friends want to go out and play, but Bear feels sick and cannot join them. [ More... ]
The Cat was recently given an Internet gift that was more welcome than fresh salmon steak or thick cream. Now it is easy to search for millions of out-of-print books with one hotlink. [ More... ]
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