Showing posts with label teen librarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teen librarian. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2026

Rage Against the Room

From the article on TLT
Embrace all the feelings and channel teen angst with a DIY Rage Room! Cindy Shutts welcomes Faith Healy onto the Teen Librarian Toolbox blog to lay out a program plan along with feedback on how each station was received.

According to Healy the idea came up "while having a conversation with a co-worker, Sol Perez,  about mental health, we were brainstorming ways to do a program that would help teens as well as get them to want to come. We struggled to find an idea that would balance education with fun enough that teens would actually come.  Randomly she threw out a rage room and we both looked at each other and said that is it."

Read the full article here.

Seems like a great way to utilize supplies many of us have lingering in our work areas and let teens relieve some stress! I could see this type of program going over really well during or after finals. What do you think? Would you offer a Rage Room at your Library or have you already? How'd it go?

[Cindy Crushes Programming: How to turn a conversation about Mental Health into a fun program aka How to do a Teen Rage Room. Shutts, Cindy. Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. July 2, 2026. https://teenlibrariantoolbox.com/2026/07/02/cindy-crushes-programming-how-to-turn-a-conversation-about-mental-health-into-a-fun-program-aka-how-to-do-a-teen-rage-room/]

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Trivia + Bingo = Trivingo

The Cindy Crushes Programming series is back at it on Teen Librarian Toolbox, sharing a program idea that is easily replicated and adaptable to any theme, this time with Trivingo. The post highlights a teen program hosted by Alison Plaff and Deya Olson featuring a twist on traditional bingo.

Trivingo is a mash-up of bingo and trivia, in the example it's a "Stranger Things" theme. Alison writes, "The idea is a bingo board with answers to trivia questions. A digital wheel is spun with questions. Teens were able to test their knowledge by checking their board to see if they had the answer to the question. The teens would then shout “Bingo!” if they had the correct answer and completed 4 questions vertical, horizontal, or diagonal and win."

The program was a success with the teens and can easily by themed to whatever your local teens are into. Stop here to read the full post and jumpstart planning your own version of Trivingo!

[Cindy Crushes Programming: Stranger Things Trivingo. Shutts, Cindy. Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. April 1, 2026. https://teenlibrariantoolbox.com/2026/04/01/cindy-crushes-programming-stranger-things-trivingo/]


Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Midday Mingle - All About Teens

The next Midday Mingle is coming up quickly!

Image by cottonbro studio from Pexels
We are calling all youth services folk across the state serving the niche (sometimes elusive) but oh-so rewarding audience of teens. Many of us are flying solo in teen services, let's get together to program swap and connect!

Join us on Monday, February 23 at 1:00 PM (Zoom Linkto chat about teen services - specifically

 programming.  We will round table topics like:

  • What's working for you
  • Most successful program in the last year
  • Upcoming program you are excited about
  • What was a bust
  • Back pocket program (programs you have ready to go if needed)
  • Passive programs/activities
  • Teen spaces
    • set up/what's available
    • rules
    • do you work/program in them
  • And anything else you'd like to discuss - the conversation will be driven be the attendees and go wherever is most useful to you!
Anyone is welcome at the Midday Mingle! You do not have to be a member of YSS or WLA.

 

Time: Feb 23, 2026 01:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

 
Can't wait to chat with you all! 

Midday Mingles happen quarterly – expect to see several throughout 2026! Do you have suggestions/requests for our next topic? Let us know in the comments or email yss

Monday, January 19, 2026

Midday Mingle Alert - Teens!!!

Image by cottonbro studio from Pexels
We've got another Midday Mingle on the horizon! We are calling all youth services folk across the state serving the niche (sometimes elusive) but oh-so rewarding audience of teens. Many of us are flying solo in teen services, let's get together to program swap and connect!

Join us on Monday, February 23 at 1:00 PM (Zoom Linkto chat about teen services - specifically programming.  We will round table topics like:

  • What's working for you
  • Most successful program in the last year
  • Upcoming program you are excited about
  • What was a bust
  • Back pocket program (programs you always have ready to go if needed)
  • Passive programs/activities
  • Teen spaces
    • set up/what's available
    • rules
    • do you work/program in them
  • And anything else you'd like to discuss - the conversation will be driven be the attendees and go wherever is most useful to you!
Anyone is welcome at the Midday Mingle! You do not have to be a member of YSS or WLA.

 

Time: Feb 23, 2026 01:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

 
Can't wait to chat with you all! 

Midday Mingles happen quarterly – expect to see several throughout 2026! Do you have suggestions/requests for our next topic? Let us know in the comments or email kalford@menomonee-falls.org.

Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Teen Book Rec Templates

Rachel Strolle
Refresh your reader's advisory for teens with these awesome recommendation templates from Rachel Strolle. In a recent Teen Librarian Toolbox post, Rachel includes everything you need to create and update teen reader's advisory booklets at your library and some tips/tricks for how she does her booklets.  

To read the whole post and get access to the templates, visit: https://teenlibrariantoolbox.com/2025/12/02/read-rec-rachel-template-for-readers-advisory-booklets/.

[Read Rec Rachel: Template for Reader’s Advisory Booklets. Strolle, Rachel.  Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. SLJ. December 2, 2025.]

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Video Games IRL

Image by MarĂ­a_Alberto from Pixabay
Cindy Shutts crushes another teen program on the Teen Librarian Toolbox blog! She covers a couple fandoms with ideas for Animal Crossing, Mario Kart, and Among Us programs for teens and tweens.

Read the whole post here. And let us know if you try out any of these ideas!

[Cindy Crushes Programming: Video Games in Real Life . Cindy Shutts. Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. October 30, 2025.]

Saturday, August 10, 2024

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

It continues to rain youth services listings in August!

USS Liberty Memorial (Grafton) Library      Teen Services Librarian (Full-Time)

 

We are seeking a helpful, self-motivated, and creative candidate with a strong interest in providing library services to young adults and children. An ideal candidate enjoys engaging with teens, growing community partnerships, is comfortable with current technologies and learning new ones, and is well organized. A successful candidate works well collaboratively but is comfortable making independent decisions and takes initiative to increase the library’s value to the community.

 

Job duties include but are not limited to: providing customer assistance at the circulation desks, conducting youth programs and storytimes, managing and planning programs and services for young adults, maintaining the young adult book collection; marketing library services, and maintaining the library social media accounts.

 

The Village of Grafton offers a full benefits package including time off, paid holidays, life insurance, health insurance, an employee assistance program, and participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System.

 

This is a 40 hour a week position. Hours include days, two evenings, and some Saturdays. The full job description for this position is available here.

 

Highlights of the Position:

The Teen Services Librarian serves the residents of the Village & Town of Grafton and its surrounding areas. This individual helps to staff the youth services desk along with four other part-time staff members. In addition to leading teen programming and collection efforts, this individual has some decision-making responsibilities and on occasion directs the work of others. This position is supervised by the Head of Youth Services.

 

Required:

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • At least one year customer service experience, with public library experience strongly preferred
  • Enthusiasm for library services
  • Excellent analytical and communication skills

 

Preferred:

  • Masters of Library Science degree from an ALA accredited institution
  • Experience planning and executing programs
  • Cataloging experience
  • Experience working with teens and/or children

 

Starting wages are $17.35 – $20.41 per hour depending on qualifications and experience, with future growth opportunities up to $23.47 per hour.

 

To apply, submit a cover letter, resume, three professional references, and a village application form (found here) to the Head of Youth Services, Nicolette Birkholz by email at NBirkholz@monarchlibraries.org. Open until filled.


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 L.E. Phillips Memorial (Eau Claire Public Library   Youth Services Coordinator (part-time)

Are you passionate about serving the needs of youth and caregivers? Are you also creative, fun, energetic, innovative, and adaptable? If so, join us at the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

Our youth services team serves children birth through age 18, and their caregivers. As a Coordinator in youth services, you’ll provide top notch customer service through reference and reader’s advisory, provide outreach services at schools and community events, plan and conduct children’s programs, create displays and publicity materials, and so much more.

We’re looking for a candidate that has a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in training and work experience. Applicants should have experience working with children and/or teens and their families, and be knowledgeable about children’s and young adult literature.

This is a part-time position, 25 hours per week. The starting rate is $24.69 per hour. The proposed schedule includes a variety of daytime hours and rotating evening and weekend shifts.

Benefits include paid vacation and sick leave and participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System. More information on benefits can be provided by emailing barbl@eauclaire.lib.wi.us

For consideration, interested applicants must submit a completed library employment application, resume and cover letter.

Application materials will be reviewed starting on August 26th and we will continue to accept applications until the position is filled. Visit our website to apply: https://www.ecpubliclibrary.info/employment/

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Algoma Public Library                 Young Adult Librarian (part/full-time)

  • 32-40 hours a week including weekday, evening and Saturday hours
  • Hourly starting rate of $18.50-$19.50 based on education and experience
  • Deadline to apply: August 23
The Algoma Public Library is seeking an innovative, self-motivated, technology-savvy librarian to work with the Young Adults in our community and support the library. The ideal candidate enjoys working with teens; readily adapts to constant change; is comfortable both with current technologies and learning new ones; projects a helpful, welcoming personality, and is well organized. Candidates must be able to obtain a Grade II Librarian Certificate; coursework or experience in youth services is a plus. This position is 32-40 hours a week including weekday, evening and Saturday hours.
 
Get more details at www.algomapubliclibrary.org/young-adult-librarian.html.




Friday, May 24, 2024

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice  a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here is our final May listing:

USS Liberty (Grafton) Memorial Library     
Teen Services Librarian (full-time)
We are seeking a helpful, self-motivated, and creative candidate with a strong interest in providing library services to young adults and children. An ideal candidate enjoys engaging with teens, growing community partnerships, is comfortable with current technologies and learning new ones, and is well organized. A successful candidate works well collaboratively but is comfortable making independent decisions and takes initiative to increase the library’s value to the community.

Job duties include but are not limited to: providing customer assistance at the circulation desks, conducting youth programs and storytimes, managing and planning programs and services for young adults, maintaining the young adult book collection; marketing library services, and maintaining the library social media accounts.

The Village of Grafton offers a full benefits package including time off, paid holidays, life insurance, health insurance, an employee assistance program, and participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System. This is a 40 hour a week position. Hours include days, two evenings, and some Saturdays. The full job description for this position is available HERE.

Highlights of the Position:
The Teen Services Librarian serves the residents of the Village & Town of Grafton and its surrounding areas. This individual helps to staff the youth services desk along with four other part-time staff members. In addition to leading teen programming and collection efforts, this individual has some decision-making responsibilities and on occasion directs the work of others. This position is supervised by the Head of Youth Services.

Required:Bachelor’s Degree
  • At least one year customer service experience, with public library experience strongly preferred
  • Enthusiasm for library services
  • Excellent analytical and communication skills

Preferred:Masters of Library Science degree from an ALA accredited institution
  • Experience planning and executing programs
  • Cataloging experience
  • Experience working with teens and/or children
Starting wages are $17.35 – $20.41 per hour depending on qualifications and experience, with future growth opportunities up to $23.47 per hour. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume, three professional references, and a village application form (found HERE) to the Head of Youth Services, Nicolette Birkholz by email at NBirkholz@monarchlibraries.org. Open until filled.





Saturday, May 18, 2024

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Wow, jobs are popping up like wildflowers and warblers in May! 

Once or twice  a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here is a mid-May listing:

Marathon County (Wausau) Library    Teen Library Specialist

Is it your dream to work with teens and new adults in at the headquarters library? We are searching for someone who has a passion for developing our services, programming, and continued outreach to teens and new adults. The successful candidate will design library programs and services to meet the needs and interests of teens and new adults in Marathon County, actively contribute to the Library Services team, and work at one of our reference desks. The work is performed at our Wausau headquarters under the direction of the Library Services Manager. 

Starting hourly rate: $20.12 + Marathon County benefits

Interested candidates should seek out more details and apply here: https://ccitc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Marathon_County_Careers/details/Library-Specialist_JR-347

Application deadline: Wednesday, May 29, 2024 at 11:59pm 

Any questions can be directed to Katelyn Sabelko by email (katelyn.sabelko@co.marathon.wi.us) or phone (715-261-7242). 

Saturday, January 20, 2024

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!


Once or twice  a month 
on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here is a mid-January listing:

E. D Locke (McFarland) Public Library    Young Adult Librarian (full-time)

The E.D. Locke Public Library has an immediate opening for the full-time Young Adult Librarian position. The Young Adult Librarian will be responsible for providing a variety of public and technical services including the development of the older school-age and young adult collections and the planning and implementation of youth programming (ages 7 and up). In addition, the work involves reference and reader's advisory, school and community outreach, social media marketing and serving as a backup at the Circulation Desk. The ideal candidate will be positive, enthusiastic, creative, organized, technology savvy, and enjoy working with children and young adults.  Minimum requirement of a MLS or MLIS degree and three years of progressively responsible library service or a combination of education and experience.  Those currently working on their MLS/MLIS degree are encourage to apply.

Starting annual pay range of $54,059 to $68,505 (depending on qualifications). For more information and to fill out an application, please see the posting on the Village of McFarland website. The job closes on January 29 at 4:00pm. 

Heidi Cox, Director
E.D. Locke Public Library, 5920 Milwaukee St. McFarland, WI 53558
608-838-9030

Saturday, December 9, 2023

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice  a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here are the early December listings:

West Allis Public Library   Teen Services Librarian (part-time)

Do you live and breathe community engagement? Are you a Librarian in need of a more flexible work schedule? We are hiring a part-time Librarian full of creativity and passion for Teen Library services.

With a detail-oriented mindset, you will create thoughtful programming and promotional materials. You lead the charge behind-the-scenes and front-and-center – as an expert in reference work, and a pro in conducting library tours and orientation programs.

The Teen Librarian may occasionally work with Adult Services as well.

Examples of Duties

·         Performs reference work, Reader's Advisory, collection maintenance, and prepares booklists

·         Creates, communicates, publicizes, and presents programs including a robust outreach schedule

·         Conducts library tours and orientation programs of the library, its facilities, and resources

·         Participates in the selection of new library books and materials

·         Consults standard bibliographies to verify author, title, and related information to identify new books for purchase and books received by purchase or gift

·         Catalogs and classifies books and other library materials including the use of an automated cataloging service (OCLC)

·         Experience in the use of library facilities and resources including automated library systems and online databases


Salary Range: $28.33 - $32.38 hourly with pro-rated benefits including Paid Time Off and paid Holidays


Click here to apply          Click HERE for Job Flyer.

 

Michael Koszalka, Director

West Allis Public Library 7421 W. National Ave. West Allis, WI  53214

https://www.westallislibrary.org/


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Delafield Public Library    Youth Services Librarian (part-time 32 hours/week)


The Delafield Library is seeking an energetic, enthusiastic individual for the position of Youth Services Librarian. If you are a self-motivated, flexible, and forward-thinking professional with a strong public service commitment to provide great service to children, teens, and families, we welcome your application! This nearly full-time position (approx. 32 hours/week) will work diligently with and report to the Head of Youth Services Librarian.

For more information, including pay, benefits and requirements of the position, please see the full description here. First review of applications will begin Monday December 18.

Stephanie Ramirez, Library Director

Delafield Public Library, 500 Genesee Street    Delafield, WI 53018

(262) 646-6230    www.delafieldlibrary.org

Thursday, December 7, 2023

What Are Teen Librarians' Biggest Challenges?


Karen Jensen over at School Library Journal's (SLJ) Teen Librarian Toolbox blog recently addressed some of the BIG issues facing teen librarians as we head into the new year.

She writes: "Apparently, it is almost 2024. It’s not right around the corner, but it’s closer than I am ready for. I have been thinking a lot about 2023 and what issues will become, or are and will continue to be, pressing issues for teen librarians in 2024. Here are my thoughts."

Stop here and see if you agree. [The Five Biggest Issues Teen Librarians Are Facing Moving into 2024. Jensen, Karen. Teen Librarian Toolbox blog, School Library Journal. November 16, 2023]

Saturday, November 4, 2023

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here is a early November listing:

Oregon Public Library       Teen Librarian (Full-Time) 

The Oregon Public Library is seeking an energetic, creative, and self-motivated Teen Librarian to join our Youth Services Team. The ideal candidate enjoys working with all ages and provides high quality and innovative library services and programs to teens. Successful candidates work well in a collaborative environment and have strong communication and technology skills. 

 

Responsibilities include: providing patron assistance at the public service desks, planning and executing programs, outreach, and services for teens, assisting with children’s programs and storytimes, maintaining teen collections, coordinating the library’s makerspace, and marketing teen programs and services. 

 

A Bachelor’s degree, one year of public library experience and experience working with teens or equivalent is required.   

 

This is a full-time position with a starting wage of $25.68 and includes days, some evening and weekend shifts.  This position is eligible for excellent benefits including health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, sick leave, and participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System. This position works under the general supervision of the Youth Services and Community Engagement Librarian. 

 

To apply, return the application, cover letter, and resume to employment@oregonlibrary.org or Oregon Public Library, 256 Brook St., Oregon WI 53575 by noon on Tuesday, November 21, 2023.   

 

Full job description and application are available at the Oregon Public Library or online at www.OregonPublicLibrary.org/employment and www.vil.oregon.wi.us

 

Kelly Allen, Youth Services and Community Engagement Librarian

Oregon Public Library     256 Brook Street, Oregon WI 53575

(608) 835-6265    kallen@oregonlibrary.org


Saturday, October 7, 2023

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice a month on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here are early Oct listings:

Black Creek Village Library      Youth Programming Specialist/Clerk (part-time)

The Black Creek Village Library is currently seeking a Library Services Clerk and Youth Programming Specialist. The position is approximately 25-28 hours per week with a starting wage of $14.50. 

The Library Services Clerk and Youth Programming Specialist is responsible for frontline customer service to patrons in a fast-paced library environment, including reference and circulation activities, while working to complete routine duties as assigned. In addition, the specialist plans, implements, and promotes library programs for youth. 


Qualifications

  • College degree in a related field preferred, a high school diploma or equivalent required
  • Experience working with children required
  • Technological proficiency required
  • Customer service experience preferred
  • Library experience preferred
  • Programming experience preferred
  • Marketing and social media experience preferred

 

The position description and application are available on the Black Creek Village Library website https://blackcreeklibrary.org/

Interested applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and completed application no later than 5:00 pm on Monday, October 16, 2023.

Black Creek Village Library is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 

 

Best,
Rachel Hitt  Library Director, Black Creek Village Library
507 S. Maple Street  Black Creek, WI  54106    920-984-3094


West Allis Public Library     Teen Services Librarian    (part-time)

The West Allis Public Library is recruiting a Part-Time Teen Services Librarian. West Allis PL is a member of the Milwaukee County Federated Library System and proudly serves a diverse, forward-thinking community of 60,000.


Description

Do you live and breathe community engagement? Are you a Librarian in need of a more flexible work schedule? We are hiring a part-time Librarian full of creativity and passion for Teen Library services.
With a detail-oriented mindset, you will create thoughtful programming and promotional materials. You lead the charge behind-the-scenes and front-and-center – as an expert in reference work, and a pro in conducting library tours and orientation programs.
The Teen Librarian may occasionally work with Adult Services as well.

 Click HERE for Job Flyer.

Examples of Duties

  • Performs reference work, Reader's Advisory, collection maintenance, and prepares booklists
  • Creates, communicates, publicizes, and presents programs
  • Conducts library tours and orientation programs of the library system, its facilities, and resources
  • Participates in the selection of new library books and materials
  • Consults standard bibliographies to verify author, title, and related information to identify new books for purchase and books received by purchase or gift
  • Catalogs and classifies books and other library materials including the use of an automated cataloging service (OCLC)
  • Experience in the use of library facilities and resources including automated library systems and online databases
Click HERE for full Job Description.

Qualifications


This position requires emotional intelligence, work ethic, accountability and initiative to effectively perform the duties.
 
Education, Training and Experience: 
 
Master's Degree in Library Science from an ALA accredited library school required.
Recent professional paid work experience as a Librarian or Library Assistant highly desirable.
 
Proficient in the use of office computers and various software packages including, but not limited to, Windows and Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Outlook, Calendaring) etc.; some recent experience utilizing online databases.

 

Job details and application instructions are available here

 

Michael Koszalka, Director

West Allis Public Library

7421 W. National Ave.  West Allis, WI  53214

https://www.westallislibrary.org/



Saturday, September 2, 2023

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

Once or twice a month 
on weekends, YSS posts round-ups of ads that are sent to us or that we come across. If you have a position opening up and would like to see it on the YSS blog, please forward the job ad link/descriptions to the YSS blog at the email address listed in the header above the day's blog post.

Here is our early Sept listings:

USS Liberty Memorial (Grafton) Public Library        Teen Services Librarian (full-time)

We are seeking a helpful, self-motivated, and creative candidate with a strong interest in providing library services to young adults and children. An ideal candidate enjoys engaging with teens, growing community partnerships, is comfortable with current technologies and learning new ones, and is well organized. A successful candidate works well collaboratively but is comfortable making independent decisions and takes initiative to increase the library’s value to the community.

Job duties include but are not limited to: providing customer assistance at the circulation desks, conducting youth programs and storytimes, managing and planning programs and services for young adults, maintaining the young adult book collection, marketing library services, and maintaining the library social media accounts.

The Village of Grafton offers a full benefits package including time off, paid holidays, life insurance, health insurance, an employee assistance program, and participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System.

This is a 40 hour a week position. Hours include days, two evenings, and some Saturdays. The full job description for this position is available here.

Highlights of the Position:
The Teen Services Librarian serves the residents of the Village & Town of Grafton and its surrounding areas. This individual helps to staff the youth services desk along with four other part-time staff members. In addition to leading teen programming and collection efforts, this individual has some decision-making responsibilities and on occasion directs the work of others. This position is supervised by the Head of Youth Services.

Required:

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • At least one year customer service experience, with public library experience strongly preferred
  • Enthusiasm for library services
  • Excellent analytical and communication skills

Preferred:

  • Masters of Library Science degree from an ALA accredited institution
  • Experience planning and executing programs
  • Cataloging experience
  • Experience working with teens and/or children

Starting wage is $17.35 - $20.41 per hour depending on qualifications and experience, with future growth opportunities up to $23.47 per hour.

To apply, submit a cover letter, resume, three professional references, and a Village application form to the Head of Youth Services, Nicolette Birkholz by email at NBirkholz@monarchlibraries.org

Deadline to apply is Monday, September 11.

Reedsburg Public Library    Youth Services Librarian (full-time)

The Reedsburg Public Library is in search of a dynamic and creative individual with a strong interest in children's programming and literacy to join our team. This is a full-time position averaging 40 hours/week. Responsibilities include planning, presenting and promoting programming, services and library collections for children and their families as well as circulation and reference services to all library patrons.  Some weekends and evenings are required. A Four-Year degree in a related field and programming experience is required. A Master’s degree in Library Science or a related field is preferred.

This position will remain open until filled.   The first candidate review will begin on September 18, 2023. Start date of November 1 (or earlier) is preferred, but is negotiable.

 

This is a full-time position, eligible for excellent benefits including health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, sick time accrual, and participation in the WI Retirement System. This position requires a flexible schedule and includes daytime hours, occasional evening hours, and approximately one weekend day per month.


The full position description and a link to the online application can be found at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/reedsburgwi/jobs/4169614/youth-services-librarian