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2015 Illinois Library Conference Civic Center Peoria • Peoria, Illinois Illinois Peoria, Tweet and follow the conference at #ILLibrary15 This Annual Conference is for Library Staff in Academic, Public, School, and Special Libraries Exhibitors Conversations Mark Your Technology Calendar Now– DIY Communication Save the Date! Friday May 6, 2016 Donald E. Stephens Convention Center Rosemont, Illinois Make your plans – don’t miss this conference! Health and Wellness NEW THIS YEAR! Pop-Ups Conversations – Exchange of Hot Ideas! Changing Spaces Management Coding Youth Services Youth Management Please contact the Project Illinois Library Customer Service Association at 312-644-1896 or [email protected] with questions For details and updates visit www.ReachingForward.net Celebrating 27 Years of Excellence! CONFERENCE SPONSORS Platinum Partners Gold Partners ROBERT P. DOYLE Silver Partners Award Sponsors 2015 Conference Program | 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference and Award Sponsors 3 Presidents’ Welcome 8 Conference Program Committee 9 2015–2016 ILA Executive Board 10 2015–2016 ISLMA Executive Board 11 IACRL Board 11 SLA Illinois Board 11 Conference at a Glance 12 General Information 13 Exhibits Information 13 Pub Stroll 16 Trustee Day Schedule 18 YA Day Schedule 20 Author Showcases 22 Wednesday, October 21, Schedule 24 Thursday, October 22, Schedule 25 Friday, October 23, Schedule 36 Saturday, October 24, Schedule 50 Poster Sessions 60 Programs by Date 66 Programs by Professional Development Credit 74 Programs by Track 78 Professional Development Credit for Education License Renewal 84 Illinois Library Luminaries 2014-–2015 86 Awards Gala 90 ILA Membership Meeting Agenda 92 Legislative Scorecard 93 Fiscal Report 96 ISLMA Membership Meeting Agenda 98 ISLMA Past President’s Report 100 Envisioning libraries for the 21st Century Fiscal Report 102 Floorplans 104 Exhibitors 108 Exhibitors by Product Category 118 www.dewberry.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference and Award Sponsors 3 Presidents’ Welcome 8 Conference Program Committee 9 2015–2016 ILA Executive Board 10 2015–2016 ISLMA Executive Board 11 IACRL Board 11 SLA Illinois Board 11 Conference at a Glance 12 General Information 13 Exhibits Information 13 Pub Stroll 16 Trustee Day Schedule 18 YA Day Schedule 20 Author Showcases 22 Wednesday, October 21, Schedule 24 Thursday, October 22, Schedule 25 Friday, October 23, Schedule 36 Saturday, October 24, Schedule 50 Poster Sessions 60 Programs by Date 66 Programs by Professional Development Credit 74 Programs by Track 78 Professional Development Credit for Education License Renewal 84 Illinois Library Luminaries 2014-–2015 86 Awards Gala 90 ILA Membership Meeting Agenda 92 Legislative Scorecard 93 Fiscal Report 96 ISLMA Membership Meeting Agenda 98 ISLMA Past President’s Report 100 Fiscal Report 102 Floorplans 104 Exhibitors 108 Exhibitors by Product Category 118 2015 Conference Program | 5 iREAD 2016 ILA Conference Schedule of Events Friday, October 23rd 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Youth Services Author Breakfast featuring Chris Raschka* Pere Marquette Hotel *Pre-registration required 12:00 PM–1:15 PM Showcase—Exhibit Hall Portion Exhibit Hall C, Special Events Area iREAD Voices and Images: Diversity and Children’s Books Panel 1:30 pm–2:30 pm Peoria Civic Center, Room 210–211 Featuring: BA Binns Miranda Paul Laura Park Chris Raschka 2:45 PM–3:45 PM Showcase: Presentation Portion Room 220 Find us in Booth 621 A PROUD SUPPORTER OF ISLMA and ILA The Fun and Fast Way To Order Books! See The Newest 2016 Titles! Rainbow Book Company offers: CPS approved vendor Titles aligned to curriculum standards 90 publishers of fiction and non-fiction titles PK-12th A local representative to personally bring the newest titles for your review Guaranteed library bindings Free processing and Free Shipping Excellent selection of Spanish, Bi-lingual titles, and E-Books Linda Peterson - CPS and Suburban Chicago: 847-224-0247 Dave Williams - Central/Southern Illinois: 866-334-6279 Marc Simmons - Central and Northwest Suburbs: 847-987-1866 Tim Carlmark South Suburbs: 847-726-9930 Rainbow Book Company 100 N. Fairway Drive Suite 120, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 800-255-0965 2015 Conference Program | 7 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTS It is our pleasure to welcome you to A Library State of Mind – the first-ever joint Illinois conference for all library types! This conference has been more than three years in the making. The idea of holding a joint Illinois School Library Media Association (ISLMA) - Illinois Library Association (ILA) conference was initially proposed by Gail Bush while she was ILA President. A proposal was developed and approved by the boards of both associations and we were on our way! Our profession has many constituencies, but we all share A Library State of Mind. From the very beginning the Conference Planning Committee was committed to including all library types – academic, public, school, and special. We reached out to library staff of all types – youth and young adult, reference, technical services, elementary, middle, and high school, corporate, director, managers, support staff, trustees, marketing, retirees – and you responded with a resounding “YES!” We received program submissions from all parts of the state and the Conference Planning Committee worked very hard to develop a conference with the broadest reach possible. There is a strong focus on programming that reaches across library types, while still addressing the core needs of each type of library. This conference is an opportunity to learn from each other, consider new possibilities, and create new partnerships. Our lineup of featured speakers is sure to inspire -- From Shankar Vedantam’s exploration of the way unconscious factors shape our judgement and perceptions to Beck Tench’s challenge to make space, find courage, and take risks in your life and library. Our authors and illustrators -- including Katherine Applegate, Daniel Handler, and Chris Raschka -- will show us new ways of looking at the world around us. We hope that you will leave Peoria with a renewed passion for collaborating, networking, and advocating for our profession and our institutions. Together we create a new Library State of Mind. Betsy Adamowski Angela L. Green ILA President ISLMA President 8 | 2015 Conference Program CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Betsy Adamowski, ILA President Wheaton Public Library Angie Green, ISLMA President East Peoria Andrew Lenaghan, IACRL President Lewis University Christine Graves, Co-Chair Retired School Librarian Alissa Williams, Co-Chair Morton Public Library District Amber Creger Schaumburg Township District Library Jeremy Dunn Chicago Public Library Karen J. Egan Illinois State Library Gwen Gregory University of Illinois at Chicago Carol Vaughan Kissane, Trustee Brookfield Public Library Allen Lanham Eastern Illinois University, Booth Library Tobi Oberman Skokie Public Library Pattie Piotrowski Illinois Institute of Technology Ellen Popit Illinois Heartland Library System Tom Rich Library Consultant Tracy Ruppman Loyola University Chicago Christy Semande Canton USD #66 Anne Slaughter Reaching Across Illinois Library System Deb Turner Metea Valley High School Erin Wyatt Highland Middle School 2015 Conference Program | 9 2015–2016 ILA EXECUTIVE BOARD Betsy Adamowski, President Ex Officio Wheaton Public Library Anne B. Craig Pattie Piotrowski, Vice-President/President-Elect Illinois State Library Illinois Institute of Technology Robert P. Doyle, Executive Director Jeannie Dilger, Past-President Illinois Library Association La Grange Public Library Jeremy Dunn, Treasurer Staff Chicago Public Library Robert P. 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Standerfer The Lumpkin Family Foundation Christina Stoll Indian Trains Public Library District Allen Lanham, ALA Councilor Eastern Illinois University, Booth Library 10 | 2015 Conference Program 2015–2016 ISLMA EXECUTIVE BOARD Angie Green, President Board members: Staff East Peoria Tom Gross Becky Robinson, Executive Secretary Patti Fleser, President-Elect Washington Community High School Deer Path Middle School, Lake Forest Caroline Campbell, Financial Secretary Holly Pantle Stephanie Stieglitz, Past President Charleston Middle School The Lane School, Hinsdale Laura Winter Carrie Light, Secretary Barrington Middle School, Prairie Campus South Park Elementary, Deerfield Andrea Perrin Lauren Ochs, Treasurer Woodland Middle School, Gurnee Mahomet-Seymour High School 2015–2016 IACRL BOARD Andrew Lenaghan, President Lewis University Gwen Gregory, President-Elect University of Illinois at Chicago Lindsay Harmon, Secretary/Treasurer Lewis University Pattie Piotrowski, Past-President Illinois Institute of Technology 2015–2016 SLA-IL BOARD Kara Moore, President Katie Schmitt, Treasurer Northwestern University Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Hana Field, President-Elect Linda Anselmo, Director at Large Bain & Company Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Alisun DeKock, Past-President David Stern, Director at Large John G. 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