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i LIBRARY NEWS LIBRARY STAFF GROWS WHAT DOES THE "HIT" W STICe are very pleased to welcome two new librar- KER MEAN? ians to our staff? Aimee Schumm is our new Technical Services Super- en you pop into the Library looking for a visor. She will coordinate acquisitions, cataloging, and new bestseller, you may discover that a hit title processing of materials. Aimee is right there on the shelf just waiting holds a BA in Psychology and for you!You might wonder how this Nave /� „ipo 441 Fine possible, especially when Arts and a Master of Arts in p P Y wen Y ou see i„,,,,,, Library Information Science. She that Twelve Sharp by Janet Evanovich Ii it -- has several years experience order- is there and you know there are many ing and cataloging materials and holds on it—including yours! TQ d ay`' *44 creating reports using the same This serendipitous moment is made Millennium library automation possible due to a new Library program called Have It system that we use here. Aimee is a native Coloradan Today. When a popular author releases a new book, the and enjoys many outdoor sports including mountain Library will purchase multiple copies, one of which will biking and kayaking.We are delighted to have Aimee be designated as a"HIT" title. Each book will be on the join our team. new book shelf, but the familiar round NEW sticker Kriska Daltonhurst is our new Teen Services Coor- will be replaced by a sticker labeled HIT Whenever a dinator. Kriska holds a BA in English and a Master of HIT book is in the library, it will be available to patrons Library Science degree. She has experience analyzing and on a first-come, first-served basis. A HIT book can be designing services and spaces for teens, developing a teen checked out once, with no renewals and no holds. music collection, and preparing guides for graphic nov- a courtesy to other patrons, please remember to els. Kriska has both creative and technical writing experi- cancel your hold on any HIT book that you find on the ence. She enjoys playing video games, listening to music, shelf and check-out. and riding her gasoline-efficient scooter. She already has STUDY ROOMS many ideas for The Loft for teens in the new library. HOMEWORK CENTER Now AVAILABLE h Library Homework Center will open for the VOLUNTEERS NEEDED school year on Tuesday, September 5. The Library Homework Center will open for the The additional computers school year on Tuesday, September 5. and larger space in the new The additional computers and —� _ _ building will accommodate larger space in the new building 1 ) 1 many more students and create gel"'f, will accommodate many more P ,--0- ' . ` Y � r / � additional volunteer opportuni- students and create additional + ties. We are looking for several volunteer opportunities.We are }%,:i..... i looking for several adults or high adults or high school students a 1 who are available from 3:00-5:00 PM one day per week, school students who are available l from 3:00-5:00 PM one day per I— �� Monday through Thursday. week, Monday through Thursday. ? Homework Center volunteers monitor students and Homework Center volunteers monitor students and guide guide them in completing their assignments. Those with them in completing their assignments.Those with math math skills are especially needed. If you are interested in skills are especially needed. If you are interested in becoming becoming a Homework Center volunteer, please Ion- a Homework Center volunteer, please contact Teen Services tact Teen Services Coordinator, Kriska Daltonhurst at Coordinator Kriska Daltonhurst at 303.335.4844. 303.335.4844. Fall 2006 4