DLDS UPDATES 2011

Maryland Library Association Annual ConferenceMay 5, 2011

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WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE DIVISION OF LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT AND

SERVICES?The Division of Library Development and

Services (DLDS) is the state library agency in Maryland.

DLDS administers federal and state funds to support Maryland libraries in their mission to offer outstanding resources, programs and

excellent customer service.

The two branches of DLDS include:

Public Library and State Networking BranchLibrary for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

IRENE M. PADILLAASSISTANT STATE SUPERINTENDENT FOR

LIBRARIES Freedom of Information

Act PSSAM presentation Maryland Advisory

Council for Libraries Reciprocal Borrowing

Agreements Library Interns for a Day E-book initiative

SUSAN PAZNEKAS, ACTING BRANCH MANAGER,

PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND STATE NETWORKING BRANCH

E-rate Maryland Public Library

Statistics Certification Library Services and

Technology Act FFY 2010

Trustees meeting

JILL LEWIS, DIRECTORMARYLAND LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND AND

PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED One Maryland One Book Port Discovery Partnership Internship Volunteer Appreciation Art Awareness Month-

October Digital Update Job Squad/Career Planning Youth Services Tours and Events

NINI BEEGANPROJECT COORDINATOR

ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING AND INNOVATION

Leading From Any Position Train-the-Trainer Five Quarters Community Connectors SkillSoft Online Training Online Book Clubs Staff Development Performance Improvement

RENEE CROFTLIBRARY FACILITIES PROJECTS

MANAGER

County Library Capital Grants Program

Project Slide Show Maryland Library Space

Planning Guidelines Capital Needs Assessment FY 2013 Grant Cycle

PAULA ISETT COMMUNITY OUTREACH

COORDINATOR Summer Reading Partnerships Festivals and Outreach Circus Promotion Read Across Maryland One Maryland One Book Career Technology Public

Awareness PBS Kids Opportunity Snapshot Day Maryland Library Legislative Day National Library Legislative Day

STEPHANIE SHAUCK

Fall 2010 was the first cohort under the revised

program. Spring 2011, the second cohort began. An evaluation of the program is scheduled for June 20.

Summer Reading 2010 numbers continue around 150,000

Youth coordinators gathered on April 13 to network

All counties will participate this summer.

Library Associate Training Program Coordinator

Youth Services Coordinator