South Central Library System seeks IT Services Administrator
The South Central Library System (SCLS) seeks an IT Services Administrator who will serve as backup to the Systems Administrator and Network Administrator. The primary responsibility will be in Systems Administration. The IT Services Administrator will also assist the front-line support team as needed and serve as primary escalation resource for support issues. SCLS provides dynamic technical support for over 1400 PCs and the network for 57 public library sites. See full position description on the SCLS website for more details.
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Monticello Library Board seeks Library Director
The Monticello Public Library Board of Trustees seeks a dynamic, community minded Director with a vision for the future. The successful candidate must be able to enhance the library and its role as an integral component of the community. For more information, see the Monticello Public Library website.
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Brodhead Memorial Public Library Board Seeks Library Director
The Brodhead Memorial Public Library Board of Trustees seeks to hire a dynamic, community-minded Library Director. We are looking for an optimistic and empathetic leader, who excels in communicating and building relationships with individuals and groups. The ideal candidate will commit to providing equitable services; supervise, inspire, and evaluate staff; and connect with the community as a whole. For more information, see the Brodhead Memorial Public Library website.
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New Titles Added to SCLS Professional Collection
The following titles have been added to the SCLS Professional Collection, which are available to the staff at member libraries.
Library Engagement Platforms by David Lee King
Using the Toward Gigabit Libraries Toolkit by Carson Block
Patron Engagement and Marketing Products and Services for Public Libraries by Marshall Breeding
Thinking Differently About Library Websites: Beyond Your Preconceptions by Laura Solomon
Let’s Talk About Race in Storytimes by Jessica Anne Bratt
Creating Inclusive Libraries by Applying Universal Design: A Guide by Carli Spina
Foundations of Library Services: An Introduction for Support Staff by Hali R. Keeler
Connecting Teens with Technology at the Library by Kelly Nicole Czarnecki and Marie L. Harris
The Public Library Director’s HR Toolkit by Kate Hall and Kathy Parker
Library Services and Incarceration: Recognizing Barriers, Strengthening Access by Jeanie Austin
Managing Data for Patron Privacy: Comprehensive Strategies for Libraries by Kristin Briney and Becky Yoose
The Readers’ Advisory Guide to Genre Blends for Children and Young Adults by Pauline Dewan and Meagan Lacy
Teaching Banned Books: 32 Guides for Children and Teens, 2nd edition by Pat R. Scales
Public Libraries and Their Communities: an Introduction by Kay Ann Cassell
Senior Services Today: A Practical Guide for Librarians by Ashley Brooks
The Post-Pandemic Library Handbook by Julie Todaro
A Trauma-Informed Framework for Supporting Patrons: The PLA Workbook of Best Practices by the Public Library Association Social Worker Task Force
Working Remotely: A Practical Guide for Librarians by Molly Virello
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July issue of WSLL @ Your Service is now Online
In this issue: Researching Wisconsin’s Constitution: Studying the history of a Wisconsin statute is often essential in understanding how a law will be applied. Occasionally, a research project will lead back to the Wisconsin Constitution. Researching the constitution offers a number of challenges and opportunities beyond those encountered in researching statutes. Get some quick tips in this article. Read more New Books: This month’s featured titles are Social Media and the Law and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR). Our July new book list is also available for browsing. Read more Tech Tip: It's easy to mistakenly close a tab while browsing the Internet. Luckily, it's just as easy to restore a closed tab. When using a desktop or laptop computer simply use a quick keyboard shortcut. Read more Attorney Directories Moving Online: Two familiar print directories have moved online-only in recent months. The State Bar of Wisconsin’s Wisconsin Lawyer Directory has ceased its print directory after more than 30 years. The Martindale-Hubbell law directory is ceasing its print directories after the 2022 edition. Read more Check Out Our Summer Display: Having fun in the sun this summer? Going on vacation? Check out this selection of books related to summer activities. Read more Library News:This month, we welcome new staff, new artwork, and invite you to sign up for a new class! Read more July Snapshot: Tributes to alumna Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson were photographed during a trip to the Indiana University School of Law in May. Read more
Please send comments or suggestions to the editor, Carol Hassler. Wisconsin State Law Library https://wilawlibrary.gov | [email protected] | 608-267-9696 | 800-322-9755
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Webinar: First Amendment Audits- How to Respond
Date: Wednesday, August 10th, 2022
Time: 10:00 AM-11:00 AM
Location: Virtual
Cost: Free
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_39KfzWZDSbmdu4DnXlvC4Q?utm_medium=email&utm_source=sharpspring&sslid=szC3NDU3MTY3MTECAA&sseid=MzIxNTGwMDEzNAAA&jobid=14a83783-a18a-457f-80e8-bd7eea3a63d2
Join Samuel C. Hall, Jr, Managing Partner for Crivello Carlson, S.C. and Fred Krablean, Safety Risk Management Specialist, CVMIC in this webinar on First Amendment Audits – How to Respond. Auditors are using the First Amendment to video record you and your employees in public places throughout our municipalities. Some are trying make your municipality look bad, even going as far as filing a civil lawsuit if their rights are violated. This webinar will be focus on discussing what is a First Amendment audit, how to handle an auditor in your municipality and suggestions on how to prepare for an audit.
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BadgerLink’s New Public Library Resource Guide is Available
Be sure to check out BadgerLink’s newly-created Public Library Resource Guide This guide’s main purpose is to provide a listing of BadgerLink’s “best bets”—those resources that are best suited for public library users. The guide is a PDF and can be added to a public library website for patron use, or simply used by public librarians to narrow down the many resources available through BadgerLink, whether that be at the reference desk or on the library’s website.
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