Programming with Purpose

When: Feb 26 – March 24, 2024  (4 weeks)

Where: Online, asynchronous (see more info)

Cost: $165 (10% off when you register two weeks in advance)

CE Credit: 1.4 CEUs/14 LEUs

Program #: 310224

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We all want our libraries to have strong programming. How do you know if your library is producing meaningful programs that align with vision, support the mission, and recognize staff capacity versus simply falling into the “more is more” trap? Regardless of your library’s size, there are ways you can bring intentional thinking into programming so you’re supporting the community while working smarter.

This course will explore broad perspectives on identifying programming values and goals as well as in-depth strategies for planning thoughtful, intentional programs for any age. Participants will actively focus on defining programming priorities that are informed by both current practices and goals; using a methodical practice to identify pain points and realistic solutions; implementing a project charter tool; and effective communication to aid in change management.

Instructor

Kelsey Johnson-Kaiser is the Youth and Family Services Manager for Saint Paul Public Library (MN).