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Meet the Staff: Amy Kendrick

We are pleased to welcome Amy Kendrick back to Alamance County and the May Memorial Library as the new Branch Manager!

How long have you worked with the County?

I’ve worked for Alamance County on and off for 25 years. I recently moved here from Catawba County and started this position in November 2023.

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Join us for a fun month of reading challenges, and win a prize! Complete 5 squares in a row, and receive a free book and Winter Reading sticker.

Amy Kendrick is the Branch Manager for May Memorial Library. You can reach her at akendrick@alamancelibraries.org.

Speak Your Truth with Love and Listen Deeply. Sofer, Oren Jay. Sounds True; 2022.

During the height of COVID, I started studying communication with Oren Jay Sofer, a certified trainer in Nonviolent Communication or NVC. I recently discovered that one of his titles Speak Your Truth with Love and Listen Deeply is available as an audiobook on our library’s digital platform Hoopla. The book covers many of the topics we discuss in his classes, and I think that people looking to improve their communication skills in the new year will find the information helpful.



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Access NuWav Legal Documents through the Alamance County Public Libraries website! Create estate planning, business, real estate, family, and personal finance documents by filling out the forms on the website.

Alamance Partnership for Children invites all parents and caregivers of children ages birth to five to come to the Nature Explorers' Playgroup! The January dates are January 2nd and 9th, from 10-11:30 a.m., at their Outdoor Learning Environment, on the corner of River Road and Hodges Rd in the Historic Glencoe neighborhood. Call 336.513.0063 for more information or visit their website!

Embark on a transformative journey with the Women’s Resource Center in Alamance County’s “EmpowerHER” Job Search Workshop. Whether you’re stepping into the working world for the first time or aiming to elevate your career, this series has something for every woman at any stage of her career path.

When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 9th – 25th, 2024

9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Where: IN Person at the WRCAC Office

What to Expect:

• Resume Building: Craft a compelling resume that highlights your unique strengths.
• Cover Letter Writing: Master the art of writing cover letters that captivate employers.
• Interview Tips & Tricks: Learn valuable strategies to shine in interviews.
• Self-assessments: Uncover your true potential and discover what’s best for you.

Flexible Attendance: Feel free to join us for one session or immerse yourself in all six workshops. Complete the full series, and you’ll receive a completion certificate, a clothing voucher, and an entry into a drawing for a Food Lion Gift Card!

How to Register: For more information and to secure your spot, click HERE FOR REGISTRATION