KIMBERLY HAZEN

• Revamp and regularly update the library website.
• Instruct students on research techniques and the use of information technologies.
• Serve on the NYLA-YSS Executive Board.
• Design publicity flyers and social media marketing for children and teen programs.
• Compile all Children's Department statistics and draft annual reports each year.
• Attend board meetings every month and present a monthly Children's Services Report.
• Train and supervise the children's librarian assistant.
• Supervise a staff of twenty in the absence of the library director.
• Save the library $18,000 in 10 years through grant writing.
• Add 200 books and 30 audiovisual materials to the library's collection every month.
• Weed and maintain the children's and young adult section.
• Plan and deliver 300 programs a year for children and teens from birth through age eighteen.
• Develop the Tween/Teen Summer Reading program for teens ages 10 to 18 to promote literacy and to inspire teens to read.
• Keep current on developments in the field by attending NYLA conferences each year.
• Assisted Chenango County Libraries in implementing the Dolly Parton Imagination Library Kick-Off which promoted literacy for children under age five.
• Wrote scholarly articles and presented at NYLA conferences.

• Trained and supervised 2 children's department clerks.
• Led the children’s department circulation desk and enforced circulation policies and procedures
• Kept current on developments in the field by attending NYLA conferences each year..
• Answered patrons' questions at the circulation desk.
• Planned and delivered programs for children.
• Added materials to the library collection each month either through donations or through funding.
• Weeded and maintained the children's section.

• Trained and supervised the Youth Services Assistant.
• Planned and delivered programs for children and teens from birth through age eighteen.
• Added materials to the library's collection every month.
• Weeded and maintained the children's and young adult section.
• Kept current on developments in the field by attending NYLA conferences each year.