[OPLINLIST] Margaret Haddix at NEO Summer Library Symposium

[Melissa R. Lattanzi]

Don't miss this program! 
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
 
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium	 Tell a colleague 	
Program Date: 08/10/2010 	
Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.	
Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 	
Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 




*	Children's Literature Update:
	Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

	
	

*	Young Adult Literature Update:
	Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

	
	

*	INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
	This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

	
	

*	Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
	Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

	
	

*	And More 

	
	

Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 	
Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers	
Contact Hours: 5.0	
Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register]
 	

 
Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register]
 	
Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242 	
Summer Library Symposium

Program Date: Tuesday, August 10th

Program Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Speakers: 
Margaret Haddix, Author 
C.J. Bott, Author and consultant 

Program Description:
Keynote: Margaret Haddix 
She has written more than 20 books for kids and teens, including Running Out of Time; Don't You Dare Read This; Mrs. Dunphrey; Leaving Fishers; Just Ella; Turnabout; Takeoffs and Landings; The Girl with 500 Middle Names; Because of Anya; Escape from Memory; Say What?; The House on the Gulf; Double Identity; Dexter the Tough; Uprising; Palace of Mirrors; the Shadow Children series; and Found, which is the first book in a new series, The Missing. Her books have been honored with the International Reading Association's Children's Book Award; American Library Association Best Book and Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers notations; and more than a dozen state reader's choice awards. 

Breakout Sessions You have the following choices: 

 Children's Literature Update:
Sue McCleaf Nespeca, NEO-RLS, will give an update on the latest and greatest K-6 literature that is available to school librarians. 

Young Adult Literature Update:
Christina Getrost, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 

 INFOhio: Your Partner in Working with Students, Teachers and Parents :Dave Ambrose, INFOhio
This session will explore INFOhio's core collection of electronic resources and review back-to-school materials and tools available to you, students, teachers, and parents. You will have an opportunity for hands-on examination of these resources during this presentation. 

Emerging Technologies, Shawn Walsh, NEO
Looking for info on the latest techno-trends for teachers, schools, students, and patrons but you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many techie details? Come join Shawn Walsh, for a discussion and a friendly show and tell program where you can learn about what's in and what's out in the world of technology. 

 And More 

 Closing Speaker: C.J. Bott 
The author of The Bully In the Book and in the Classroom; and More Bullies in More Books She is a retired high school English teacher, and an educational consultant on problems of bullying and harassment. 

Meals: Choice of Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian 

Audience: Youth Services librarians, School Librarians and Teachers

Contact Hours: 5.0

Member Cost: $ 50.00 [Register] <http://www.neo-rls.org/ce/eventregister.cfm?ID=952&title=Summer%20Library%20Symposium&action=new&class=Member>  
  

Non-Member Cost:$ 50.00 [Register] <http://www.neo-rls.org/ce/eventregister.cfm?ID=952&title=Summer%20Library%20Symposium&class=NonMember&action=new> 
 

Location:
Kent State University-Main Campus
School of Library and Information Science 
Room 317
Risman Drive 
Kent OH, 44242