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Final Program California School Library Association Presents FINAL PROGRAM 2019 State Conference February 7– 10, 2019 Pacific Palms Resort One Industry Hills Parkway City of Industry, CA 91744 Schedule subject to change CSLA, 6444 E. Spring Street #237, Long Beach, CA 90815-1553, 888-655-8480 csla.net ● [email protected] ● Conference Website http://csla.net/2019-conference/ 2 Table of Contents Conference at a Glance .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Conference Coordinator’s Message ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 Conference Committee 2018 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Healthy Choices! ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 President’s Message ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 CSLA State Board (Outgoing – 2017-18, Incoming 2018-19) ............................................................................................................... 10-11 CSLA Northern Region Board (Outgoing – 2017-18, Incoming 2018-19) ........................................................................................ 12-13 CSLA Southern Region Board (Outgoing – 2017-18, Incoming 2018-19) ........................................................................................ 14-15 Conference Highlights ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16-17 THURSDAY .................................................................................................................................................................... 18-25 Session A - Administrative Leadership Day ..................................................................................................................... 18 Workshop B ................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 IMRA 1 & 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................... 20-21 THURSDAY EVENT (Birds of a Feather) ........................................................................................................................... 22 Workshop D .................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Workshop E ................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 THURSDAY EVENT (Unconference) .................................................................................................................................. 25 FRIDAY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26-36 FRIDAY EVENT (First Timers Meeting) .............................................................................................................................. 26 OPENING Keynote Speaker Alan November ................................................................................................................. 27 Concurrent Sessions 1 & 2 ..................................................................................................................................................... 28-32 Membership Meeting with Buffet Luncheon ................................................................................................................... 33 Concurrent Sessions 3 .............................................................................................................................................................. 34-35 FRIDAY EVENT (Exhibit Hall Opening & Evening’ Reception) ................................................................................. 36 SATURDAY .................................................................................................................................................................... 38-54 Legislative Meeting: ................................................................................................................................................................. 38 Concurrent Sessions 4 .............................................................................................................................................................. 40-41 CS4-Author Panel: Chef Roy Choi: An Immigrant Dreams of Street Food and Street Art ............... 41 CS4-Author Panel: We Have a Dream: Building Empathy through Middle Grade Books ................. 41 CS4-Author Panel: Dream-Makers: The Power of Biographies ...................................................................... 41 Exhibitor Learning Session 1 & 2 ......................................................................................................................................... 42-43 Concurrent Sessions 5 .............................................................................................................................................................. 44 SATURDAY EVENTS (Awards Luncheon, Mix and Mingle with the Authors) ..................................................... 45-46 Exhibitor Learning Session 3 ................................................................................................................................................ 46 SATURDAY EVENTS (Exhibit Hall Closing Festivities, NOTICE – AUDIO/VIDEO Recording) ........................ 47 Concurrent Sessions 6 .............................................................................................................................................................. 48-50 CS6-Author Panel: Dreams in Motion: Animation and KidLit ......................................................................... 50 CS6-Author Panel: Dreaming of Equity: LGBTQ and KidLit .............................................................................. 50 CS6-Author Panel: Dreaming of Representation: Diversity and KidLit ...................................................... 50 Concurrent Sessions 7 .............................................................................................................................................................. 51-52 CS7-Author Panel: Dreaming up STEAM: KidLit as Teaching Tools ........................................................... 52 CS7-Author Panel: Dreaming of Picture Books: Surefire Storytime Strategies .................................... 52 SATURDAY EVENTS (Meetings, Meet and Greet) ........................................................................................................ 53 CYRM Author/Illustrator Banquet ........................................................................................................................................ 54 Authors Signing .......................................................................................................................................................................... 55 CSLA, 6444 E. Spring Street #237, Long Beach, CA 90815-1553, 888-655-8480 csla.net ● [email protected] ● Conference Website http://csla.net/2019-conference/ 3 Table of Contents / Airport Map SUNDAY ........................................................................................................................................................................ 57-60 Concurrent Sessions 8 & 9 ..................................................................................................................................................... 57-60 SUNDAY EVENTS (Group Picture, Closing Session, Closing Meal) ......................................................................... 61-62 CSLF Opportunity Drawing ..................................................................................................................................................... 63 Author Biographies ................................................................................................................................................................... 64-69 Conference Partners ................................................................................................................................................................ 70 Sustaining Members ................................................................................................................................................................. 71 Exhibitor Hall Map ..................................................................................................................................................................... 72 Conference Exhibitors .............................................................................................................................................................
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