Below are the top circulating titles for materials that were purchased in 2016 for both MVLS and SALS libraries. This does not necessarily reflect the top circulating titles of 2016, (Girl on the Train is probably still #1) but its still interesting data.
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Welcome Erica Freudenberger
SALS is happy to announce that Erica Freudenberger began working at SALS in November.
Erica’s responsibilities include working with libraries in our region to develop an adult literacy plan, implement the NYS Adult Literacy Grant on workplace development, work with the local jails and correctional institutions among other outreach ventures. To learn more about Erica, please take a look at the information published by Library Journal or just email her and schedule a time to meet.
Taking Care of Us: Ergonomic Advice for Library Staff
Friday, Jan. 6, 2017
10 a.m. EST / 9 a.m. CST
http://www.programminglibrarian.org/learn/taking-care-us-ergonomic-advice-library-staff
Stressed out? Whether you’re knotted up over work, the holidays or politics, it seems like there’s plenty to bring on tension headaches this time of year. Well, a new year calls for new habits. Join us to learn some quick, easy movements that will have you feeling better without ever leaving your workstation (or the circulation desk, or the community room).
Join Jenn Carson (librarian, Programming Librarian blogger and creator of YogaintheLibrary.com) as she teaches you how to de-stress at your desk, maintain proper posture, avoid injury and regulate your emotions through breathing and stretching exercises. Participants will learn an easy self-care routine that will help to reduce stress at work and leave you feeling recharged. No experience necessary. Participants will leave with digital downloads to help them remember what they learned.