1.07.2010

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Video Clip: Summer Reading Program Speech: Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Jelly Beans: Given to 4 groups of 50 librarians each

Article in West Covina Highlander

http://www.sgvtribune.com/highlanders/westcovina/ci_657702

July 31, 2007
Project Runway

As described in today's West Covina Highlander article (http://www.sgvtribune.com/highlanders/westcovina/ci_6577029), about 25 teens, siblings, and parents joined us for our mock-Project Runway at West Covina Library on Tuesday, July 31. We provided ribbon, buttons, and other decorative notions that young adults used to "rehab" or refurbish older garments. For example, an old pair of jeans looked new with some bedazzling (glued on gems) and a shorter length (i.e., bell bottoms become pedal pushers). We also supplied T-shirts that teens decorated.
Young adults had one hour and fifteen minutes to complete garments. Then, they modeled! The teens and their modeling siblings rocked the catwalk. A photographer from the Highlander was planted at the far end, and music blasted from a CD compiled by a teen, which included Santinos runway selections from the TV show, Project Runway. Meanwhile, the TV played The Devil Wears Prada. The top three winners received great prizes, including a tiara, golden Barbies, swag bags of books and gift certificates (like those given at the Oscars). Two runners-up received Starbucks gift cards.

Evaluation Form Comments:
It was nice. - Maria Argnelo
I like this! - A. Moreno
When are we doing this again? - Marcella

PowerPoint Slideshow of West Covina YA Board Activities, Created to Encourage Investment in a YA Space

Recognition for Excellence in Library Services to Young Adults, Top 25

http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Template=/ContentManagement/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=161474

Video Clip: Infomercial Style Presentation for Summer Reading Program Kick-off

1.02.2010

DECEMBER 2009





• The La Puente Library featured two teen events, foam calaverita-painting and a New Moon party, which attracted a total of 32 teens. We also offered five Teen Tuesday gaming events this month, engaging 67 young adult patrons.

• Approximately 50 people enjoyed the blues stylings of Brother Yusef.
• About 40 children mixed dough for dog treats to be raffled at the East Region Fundraiser.
• 74 persons attended four family gaming programs.
• We provided three family story times with art activities and two toddler story times with art activities, engaging 121 persons.

Professional Development News:
• Selected to teach four-week, online course, Growing, Managing, & Defending the Young Adult Budget, for Young Adult Library Services Association, summer 2010.

Teen Volunteers
The La Puente Library enjoyed the volunteerism of National Honor Society teens who worked to build a lovely holiday backdrop for the Annual Regional Holiday Fundraiser Breakfast. Teens from four different high schools volunteered this month!




1.01.2010