Small and rural libraries and library systems can engage in meaningful outreach even with limited personal, time, and budget. This program will introduce ten successful outreach programs--including staff time, costs, and outcomes--implemented by a small library system. Learn how you can scale down (or up) to make a similar program (or programs!) work for your library--no matter its size. Tips, tricks, and lessons learned included!

Registration is required: https://flls.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwuc-mhqD4qGtbz5eyPijLqgcZCeK5eJcM2. Session will be held on Zoom and recorded/distributed. View our Code of Conduct for Programs here: https://tinyurl.com/FLLSCodeofConduct.  

Presenter Bio: Suzanne Macaulay is the Program Director at the OWWL Library System which supports library services in Ontario, Wayne, Wyoming, and Livingston Counties. Her responsibilities include Outreach Coordinator, Youth Services Consultant, State Aid for Library Construction, Continuing Education, and Social Media & Communications. She received her BA in English from Molloy University and MLIS from LIU Post. Originally from Long Island where she started as the Children’s Librarian at the Henry Waldinger Library, Suzanne now lives in Rochester. During non-library time, she runs, officiates lacrosse, plays (terrible) golf, and is a very supportive but very non-shouty sports parent.