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Why Attend the NEFLIN Annual Meeting?
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Brad here. So...the
NEFLIN Annual Meeting is coming up on September 13 at the Schultz Center in Jacksonville.
I thought I would let you know some reasons to attend.
Free sneakers. Let's get right to it. For those who attend the meeting for the first time, we give you a free pair of Chucks.
If you register by August 15. (Yes, that is tomorrow. Our motto is register now, seek permission later).
Other reasons:
- Hanging out with friends
- Meeting new friends
- Free swag
- The Food (in capital letters for a reason)
- Learning stuff (too much for us to list)
- Seeing if Brad made his weight goal this year
- Listening to our great keynote speaker, Gina Millsap
- New services (get the inside track on using these)
- Free swag (worth mentioning twice)
Those libraries who have multiple staff attend this meeting find themselves using more services and connecting with others members. We look forward to seeing you in September!
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| Gift Baskets Make us Smile |
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What does this gift basket...
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...have to do with these smiles?
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In 2019, these members received financial assistance to attend professional development events through the
Jim Morris Continuing Education Fund.
Be Part of this year's Silent Auction and put some more smiles on our wonderful members' faces!
To Contribute: Assemble a wonderful basket, contribute gift cards, or other items.
Bring your contribution to the NEFLIN Annual Meeting or make arrangements for it to get there.
Don't have time to donate a basket? Make a tax-deductibel donation
here.
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 We are pleased to welcome a new member to the NEFLIN family: the North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System. The NF/SG Veterans Health System includes medical centers in Gainesville, FL and Lake City, FL as well as three satellite outpatient clinics and several community based outpatient clinics. Each medical center includes a library. Library Service is composed of 4 FTEs, work-study students and volunteers. Each library includes computers for the VA staff and the Veterans and visitors as well as reference services. Normally Library patrons are age 18 and older. The Library also participates as a lender of materials to various interlibrary loan networks; once again, within the confines of serving local needs first.
Please join us in welcoming this new member to NEFLIN!
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Congratulations, SSLLI Year 16 Participants!
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- Jason Black, Clay County Public Library System
- Sarah Capps, Volusia County Public Library System
- Michelle DiBias, Duval County Public Schools
- Amanda Dickey, Brevard County Public Library System
- Rebecca Durney, University of North Florida
- Benjamin Hunter, Marion County Public Library System
- Brittany Kester, University of Florida
- Julia McKenna, Jacksonville University
- Helena McNeer, Alachua County Library District
- Julie Miller, Clay County Schools
- Alexandra Phillips, St. Johns County Public Library System
- Victoria Rocanelli, University of North Florida
- Jessie Rutland, Flagler College
- Jackie Spiritas, Jacksonville Public Library System
- Susan Swiatosz, University of North Florida
- Kimberly Wheeler, Bradford County Public Library System
Congratulations and best wishes to you all as you embark on this exciting leadership journey!
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Raffle Winner Shows Off
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Congratulations go out to Hannah Ringstaff of the Jacksonville Public Library. She won a pair of Beats Headphones through our raffle as part of the NEFLIN Technology Conference. This raffle raised $862 for the
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Trainer Spotlight: Frances Harrell
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 In our last Training Bulletin, we snuck in a couple of late addition webinars from one of more stalwart trainers,
Frances Harrell. Frances has been conducting training for NEFLIN for several years and has recently struck out on her own, becoming the Lead Consultant for
Myriad.
She is starting her new chapter with two upcoming webinars for NEFLIN -
Pest Management for Libraries (8/20/2019) and
Frames & Exhibits in Library Collections (9/26/2019). Both webinars are at 1 PM. Attendees can expect the same great experience as in the past from Frances' previous webinars. If you work in a Special Collections or Archives environment, you will do well to try these and future offerings from her.
If you haven't had the pleasure of being in one of her webinars in the past, there are a couple you can check out on our
Archived Recordings page. Just search her name. If you don't know the password for accessing our videos, just contact us and we'll hook you up.
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Northeast Florida Library Information Network
2233 Park Avenue Suite 402
Orange Park, FL 32073
904-278-5620
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| Featured Webinar |
with Pat Wagner
1-3 PM
Have you wished for a resource that would help you organize stuff that isn't right for your library's management system to handle? Have you wanted to start organizing things but you don't know where to start?
If so, this is the webinar for you! Pat Wagner brings 40 years worth of experience in working with databases to this webinar and presents concepts for both the novice and more advanced users. She starts with the basics needed to decide on what type of product to use as well as design fundamentals.
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