April Online Training Opportunities
March 31, 2016
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Visiting Jicarilla, Chama and Edgewood
March 28, 2016
Last week the Tribal Libraries Coordinator, Alana McGrattan and I headed up to the Jicarilla Public Library in Dulce for
Are eBooks Really the Future? Sales are on the Decline
March 22, 2016
It seems to be a common question among librarians, staff, and even patrons — will eBooks kill the print book?
Disaster Preparedness at Your Library
March 22, 2016
Our dedicated employees and volunteers invest their time and talents to ensure our communities have access to our collections —
Employment Opportunity: Collections Coordinator New Mexico State University
March 21, 2016
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY is seeking applicants for the following position in Reference and Research Services: Collections Coordinator: https://jobs.nmsu.edu/postings/24730
Employment Opportunity: Youth Services Manager Gallup
March 18, 2016
Youth Services Manager Octavia Fellin Public Library Gallup, New Mexico Salary: $50,149 DOQ Deadline: 4/18/16 (for best consideration) Youth
STEM to Read in Lovington
March 17, 2016
The New Mexico State Library has worked with the Explora Museum in Albuquerque to create activity trunks that teach STEM
Artist Ric Sarracino Donates Portrait of Octavia Fellin to the Library
March 16, 2016
(Gallup, NM): Artist Ric Sarracino has donated a portrait of Octavia Fellin to the Octavia Fellin Public Library. He painted
President Obama Announces ConnectALL Initiative
March 16, 2016
The White House announced the ConnectALL Initiative that will boost the delivery of broadband and technology training to all Americans. Rural
2013 Public Libraries Survey Shows Libraries Responding to Changing 21st Century Needs
March 16, 2016
From the IMLS: https://www.imls.gov/news-events/news-releases/2013-public-libraries-survey Washington, DC—Research by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) found shifts in Americans’ interaction with