[Libs-Or] Leadership Development Scholarship money available!

[Max Macias]

Congratulations Jen!


Max Macias

On Wed, May 11, 2022 at 11:20 AM Jane Corry via Libs-Or <
libs-or at omls.oregon.gov> wrote:

> Are you looking to grow in your profession? To become more of a leader? To
> explore learning opportunities?
>
> Apply for a scholarship from the Leadership Committee
> <https://www.olaweb.org/leadership-committee-home>of OLA. These
> scholarships support leadership development and contribute to the growth of
> leadership potential within OLA and libraries statewide.
>
> The committee offers scholarships of up to $1000, available to all members
> of OLA regardless of employment or job title. You do not need to be a
> manager, or aspire to a management position, to qualify for a scholarship. In
> the past, recipients have used the scholarship to attend conferences,
> diversity training and OLA’s own Leadership Institute (LIOLA).
>
> Scholarships are awarded three times each year. Priority for at least one
> scholarship will also be given to individuals from diverse cultural/ethnic
> backgrounds and/or historically marginalized groups. Scholarship winners
> agree to provide service to OLA as a condition of receiving a scholarship.
> For example, join a committee or roundtable, present at a conference or
> division workshop, write an article for the OLA quarterly. It doesn’t
> matter so much what you do, but we encourage you to step outside your
> comfort zone.
>
> For further information, please review the FAQ <http://bit.ly/2LKR43G> and scholarship
> application form <http://bit.ly/3qKtdj4>. The next application deadline
> is June 30, 2022.
>
> Our February scholarship of $1000 was awarded to Jen McKenzie. She will
> use her scholarship to attend and present at ISTE Live22!
> <http://ola.memberclicks.net/message2/link/dd6fcf3d-e070-4080-b91c-70c03464eab9/5>
> in New Orleans. The International Society for Technology in Education
> (ISTE) focuses on the power of technology to transform teaching and
> learning, accelerate innovation and solve tough problems in education.
> Jen’s session is titled Start with Cats! Virtual Opportunities That Bring
> the Community into the Classroom. Please join us in congratulating Jen on
> taking advantage of this opportunity.
>
>
>
> Jen is the K12 District Teacher Librarian for Siuslaw School District 97J
> in Florence, Oregon, and has been an educator for 20 years.  She was the
> Oregon Teacher Librarian of the Year in 2019, a current Fulbright Scholar,
> and the current Region 3 OASL Board Representative. She has led hundreds of
> professional development sessions for thousands of educators and has
> presented for national Future Ready Librarian summits.
>
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> Jane Corry
>
> OLA Leadership Committee member
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