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California School Library Associationpresents

PROGRAM2020 State Conference

February 6-8, 2020Pacific Palms Resort

One Industry Hills ParkwayCity of Industry, CA 91744

conference website: http://csla.net/2020-conference

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8:00 AM - 6:30 PM Registration and Hospitality Desks Open 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Administrative Leadership Day * 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Los Angeles Library Tour *10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Workshop Sessions *11:30 AM - 12:45 PM Walk (meet in the lobby) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Workshop Sessions * 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Workshop Sessions 8:00 PM - 8:45 PM Walk (meet in the lobby) 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM First Timers Reception

8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Registration & Hospitality Desks Open 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Informal swim 7:30 AM - 8:45 AM Walk (meet in the lobby) 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Birds of a Feather 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM Opening Session 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Concurrent Sessions11:30 AM - 11:45 AM Box Lunch distribution11:45 AM - 12:45 PM Concurrent Sessions11:45 AM - 12:45 PM Librarian Fashion Show 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Concurrent Sessions 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM One Book Session 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM Concurrent Sessions 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM Exhibit Hall Opening Reception 4:15 PM - 5:30 PM Walk (meet in the lobby) 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Concurrent Sessions 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Poetry Slam 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM Evening Reception & Dance Celebration 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM Late night informal swim

8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Registration & Hospitality Desks Open 7:45 AM - 8:45 AM Walk (meet in the lobby) 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Birds of a Feather 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Concurrent Sessions10:15 AM - 11:15 AM Concurrent Sessions11:30 AM - 1:30 PM Membership Meeting & Lunch 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Stretching & mindfulness 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Exclusive Exhibit Time 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Ice Cream Social 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM Mix & Mingle with the Authors ** 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM Concurrent Sessions 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Concurrent Sessions 5:10 PM - 6:15 PM Walk (meet in the lobby) 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Section Gallery Walk 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM CYRM Banquet *** 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM Author Signings 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM Late night informal swim

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Thursday, February 6

Friday, February 7

Saturday, February 8

Schedule at-a-Glance

* Indicates a ticketed event for which additional fees are required.** Indicates a ticketed event included in the Ultimate Package.*** Indicates a ticketed event included in the Full Conference registration

Indicates a Healthy Choices event

Pam Muñoz Ryan

CYRM Speaker

Dr. Renee Hobbs

Opening Keynote

Administrative

Leadership

Day

Los Angeles

Public

Library Tour

First

Timers

Reception

Librarian

Fashion

Show

Poetry

Slam

Dance

Celebration

Membership

Meeting

Mix &

Mingle

with the

Authors

Section

Gallery

Walk

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Birds of a Feather

We invite groups to gather at breakfast in the CIMA Restaurant 8:00 - 9:00 AM Friday morning - look for job-alike signs8:00 - 9:00 AM Saturday morning - look for discussion topic signs** Buffet Breakfast included in the Ultimate Package. The CIMA Restaurant is open for breakfast 6 AM - 11 AM.

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Conference Committee

CSLA thanks the volunteer members of the 2020 Annual Conference Committee and the dedicated staff.

CONFERENCE COORDINATORJanice Gilmore-See EXHIBITORS & SPONSORSMark Williams ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTCatherine Sjostedt PRESIDENT / KEYNOTE SPEAKERSKathleen Sheppard PAST PRESIDENT / AWARDSRenée Ousley-Swank PRESIDENT ELECT / PARTNERSKatie McNamara ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP DAYGlen Warren AUTHORSVirginia Loh-Hagan

AV LOGISTICSTrevor Angood CONCURRENT SESSIONS & WORKSHOPSJonathan HuntJanet Wile CYRM BANQUETJanet Wile DECORATIONSSylvia McBride EVALUATIONSDebra Lockwood FILMING / WEBSITEJane Lofton FOOD & BEVERAGE / FACILITATORSNina Jackson

HEALTHY OPTIONSAshley Brockman HOSPITALITYTerry Lai LIBRARIAN FASHION SHOWHeather GruenthalDoree Tschudy POETRY SLAMAshley Brockman PUBLICATIONSSue Heraper REGISTRATION ONSITELori Stevens STUDENT INVOLVEMENTMitzie Larson


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State Board

Region Boards

The region presidents also serve on the state board

NORTHERN REGION

SOUTHERN REGION 2019-2020 PRESIDENTMaria Heberling 2019-2020 PAST PRESIDENTCathy Pope 2019-2020 PRESIDENT ELECTTerry Lai 2020-2021 PRESIDENT ELECTJenn Roush SECRETARYSarah Wilson TREASURERLinda Kennedy

2019-2020 PRESIDENTNina Jackson 2019-2020 PAST PRESIDENTHeather Gruenthal 2019-2020 PRESIDENT ELECTDarlene Dunn 2020-2021 PRESIDENT ELECTShelly Stevenson SECRETARYChristina Maben TREASURERTerry Funk

SR SECTION 1 REPRESENTATIVESAmy Woods (2018-2020)Amy McMillan (2019-2021)René Hohls (2020-2022) SR SECTION 2 REPRESENTATIVESLisa Cheby (2018-2020)Ashley Brockman (2019-2021)John Hamrick (2020-2022) SR SECTION 3 REPRESENTATIVESAniko Tegmeier (2018-2021)Susan McRoberts (2018-2022) SR SECTION 4 REPRESENTATIVESElizabeth Turner (2018-2020Tommy Kovac (2019-2021)Erika Gangnath (2020-2022) SR SECTION 5 REPRESENTATIVESErin Southam (2018-2020)Barbara Chappell-Brown (2019-2021)Corie Julius (2020-2022) SR SECTION 6 REPRESENTATIVESMark Williams (2018-2020)Amelia Lafleur (2019-2021)Melissa Misenhimer (2020-2022)

NR SECTION 1 REPRESENTATIVESSherri Kelly (2018-2020)Steven Irvin (2019-2021)Aimee Korynta (2020-2022) NR SECTION 2 REPRESENTATIVESElsa Ouvard-Prettol (2018-2020)Amy Linden (2019-2021)Position Open (2020-2022) NR SECTION 3 REPRESENTATIVESDebra Lockwood (2018-2020)Maria Petropulos (2020-2021)Jeromy Winter (2020-2022) NR SECTION 4 REPRESENTATIVESSally James (2018-2020)Rachel Boss (2019-2021)Sarah Murphy (2020-2022)

CSLA Leadership


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2019-2020 PRESIDENT

Kathleen Sheppard

2019-2020

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTRenée Ousley-Swank

2019-2020

PRESIDENT-ELECTKatie McNamara

2020-2021

PRESIDENT-ELECTLisa Bishop

SECRETARYTerri Brown

TREASURERLori Stevens

VP COMMUNICATIONS

Trevor Foglesong

VP GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Glen Warren

VP MEMBERSHIP

Clare McGarvin

VP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Jonathan Hunt

PARAPROFESSIONAL REP

Erica Cue

We “Begin with the Endless in Mind” on Thursday, at our second Administrative Leadership Day gathering educationalthought leaders Renee Hobbs, Julie Evans, Adria Klein, Melanie Lewis, Katie Martin, Stephanie Gregson, and otherexperts. We will “connect” to discuss media and information literacy as we continue the conversation for student-centered,self-directed learning. The day also includes a special tour of Los Angeles Public Library, two-hour workshops, and a specialfirst timers reception. Dr. Renee Hobbs, one of the nation’s leading authorities on digital & media literacy education, will “inspire” in Fridaymorning’s keynote focusing on her latest release, The Library Screen Scene, challenging the love/hate relationship withYouTube and other audiovisual media that might help deepen your school library community. The day will be filled with 46 concurrent sessions, 12 exhibitor learning sessions, Poetry Slam, Los Angeles Public LibraryCity Librarian John Szabo “One Book, One Conference” special event, a new library-inspired fashion show, and a chance tomingle at the evening dance celebration! “Grow” your membership on Saturday with over 40 authors in 12 author sessions, 11 more concurrent sessions, 8 exhibitorlearning sessions plus mix & mingle with the authors. A legislative session will outline our latest efforts led by our lobbyistJeff Frost and VP of Government Relations, Glen Warren. Plan to attend the annual membership meeting! You have the opportunity to participate in the forum to shape theorganization for the future. Don’t miss the ice cream social prior to the Region Section Gallery Walk. The conference willclose with the CYRM dinner with author Pam Muñoz Ryan as guest speaker, followed by author signings. We will close withthe unveiling of next year’s conference theme! Thank you to our talented CSLA staff Janice Gilmore-See, conference coordinator, Mark Williams, exhibits coordinator,and Catherine Sjostedt, administrative assistant, who have gone above and beyond to create and lead efforts to supportour members, exhibitors, and guests. You have the chance to connect as you engage in numerous events and sessions, get inspired to share what you’velearned, and grow in limitless ways for the students and teachers at your school sites as you repeat the cycle of learning. Please introduce yourself. Thank you for attending our conference! I hope you will reflect and share something that youlearned or felt during our time together as a community of learners and my hope is that you will return to your school siteto share. It’s been my humble honor to serve at such a pivotal time in the history of Los Angeles Unified School District libraries. Let’stogether “repeat” the message as we advocate for the schools our students deserve - with equitable access to a strongschool library! Kathleen SheppardCSLA President, 2019-2020

Welcome from the CSLA President


It is my pleasure to welcome you to the City ofIndustry, Pacific Palms Resort, for the 2020 CaliforniaSchool Library Association annual conference. Myconference theme is “Connect, Inspire, Grow,Repeat” which will be reflected in each of the days’opportunities supporting your professional practicein the largest classroom on our campuses. Ourconference committee has worked all year to providea range of professional development, social andnetworking opportunities, as well as healthy choicesprogramming. Awards will be announced throughoutkey moments during the conference!

Connect Grow

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THANK YOU

2020 CSLA SPONSORSCalifornia School Library Association gratefully acknowledges the following organizations for their support and

generous contribution toward the success of the association and the library professionals we serve:


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Dress in layers and bring a sweater. Conference facilities can be chilly in some rooms and a bit warmish in others. Also, bringcomfortable shoes - hey, you might even win the conference Step Challenge.If you like to dress up, Saturday night is the time to do it. During the Section Gallery Walk reception, you can check out what ishappening at the local level all over the state. Lifetouch Photography will be there with an opportunity for professional pictures.Pose by yourself or with your group. The CYRM banquet follows, and while the suggested attire is business casual, you arewelcome to wear your bling or something more formal.Start your day with a good breakfast at CIMA Restaurant. You can purchase a breakfast buffet (or bring your ticket if youpurchased the Ultimate Package). This is also your daily opportunity to meet with Birds of a Feather (others in similar jobsituations). Look for table signs to find your colleagues.

LIBRARIAN’S FASHION SHOW: Friday 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM Check out ways to dress the part, from costumes to coordinatedlibrary wear.ONE CONFERENCE ONE BOOK SESSION: Friday 2:15 PM- 3:15 PM Join the City Librarian, John Szabo, for a discussion (including Q& A) of our One Conference book, The Library Book by Susan Orlean.POETRY SLAM: Friday 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Bring your original poems or some by your favorite poet (with attribution, of course) andjoin us as we share the stage.

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Don’t miss our Friday night Evening Reception, where you can meet your Board of Directors and dance the night away. Cheers to you all as you Connect, Inspire, Grow, Repeat. Janice Gilmore-See, CSLA Conference Coordinator

Tips from the Conference Coordinator


No conference comes together without the greatwork and commitment of a team of volunteers.The conference committee has worked tirelesslyto bring you great speakers, panels, concurrentsessions, and events. As conference coordinator,I’d like to thank our extraordinary group oftalented library educators for their contributionsbig and small.

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HEALTHY CHOICESAmidst the inspiration, collaboration, and camaraderie of the conference, we endeavor to supporta healthy active conference experience aimed at self care and continued wellness. Join us for walks,swims, mindfulness practices, and more. Look for our Healthy Choices programming indicated inthe Schedule-at-a-Glance at the beginning of the program with the logo of the green apple book. We know the conference is packed full of special programming and unique opportunities forlearning, connecting, and innovating. If you cannot make the scheduled events, you can participatevirtually! The CSLA Step Challenge is back! Lace-up your walking shoes for the 2020 State Conference’s StepChallenge! Stay active while you learn; count your steps daily with any device and submit here:bit.ly/CSLAstep. Check your standing on our leaderboard throughout the conference. Join us alsofor our walks and healthy meetups. Post your pics and tricks for a healthy con on Twitter, Instagram, and WW Connect using hashtags#cslahealth and #csla20.

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Thursday, February 6 Friday, February 7

Opening SessionMajestic Ballroom9:00 AM - 10:15 AMOur guest speaker is Renee Hobbs, one of thenation's leading authorities in digital and medialiteracy education. She will explore best practices inthe use of audiovisual media in school libraries. TheAdvocate for School Libraries Award will bepresented to Debra Lockwood. Librarian Fashion ShowColonial Ballroom11:45 AM - 12:45 PMThis inaugural event, sponsored by the CaliforniaTeachers Association, will be hosted by Aunt Betty(aka Deborah Ford-Salyer). Enjoy a box lunch whiletaking a look at library fashions. One Conference, One Book Colonial Ballroom2:15 PM - 3:15 PMOur One Conference Book is The Library Book.Susan Orlean chronicles the 1986 Los AngelesPublic Library fire and its aftermath to showcase thecrucial role that libraries play in our lives. Exhibitors Grand OpeningMajestic Ballroom3:30 PM - 6:30 PMCome to the exhibit hall for an opportunity to talk withour industry partners and learn about their excitingnew products and services. We have several newexhibitors this year. Complimentary appetizers and acash bar will be available. The Technology Award will be presented to Katie McNamara by Mackin. Poetry SlamColonial Ballroom6:30 PM - 7:30 PMNo need to be quiet, librarians! Bring your voices andapplause to this inaugural event, we’ll bring the mic!All styles and all poets wanted -- slam, spoken word,free verse, freestyle, and more! Sing, perform stand-up, read a piece of prose, read a published work ofverse or a piece of student work, or create somethingnew right on the spot. Drop-in performers welcome,but it will help us plan if you RSVP: bit.ly/CSLAslam Evening ReceptionColonial Ballroom8:00 PM - 10:30 PMEveryone is invited to this social event. Mingle withyour colleagues as well as speakers and exhibitors ina casual setting, and burn calories on the dance floor.The event is sponsored by ProQuest.

Saturday, February 8

Legislative SessionColonial Ballroom9:00 AM - 10:00 AMOur legislative advocate and VP GovernmentRelations will speak on the status of schoollibrary issues in our state. This is an excellentopportunity to hear firsthand about what ishappening in Sacramento. Membership Meeting & LuncheonColonial Ballroom11:30 AM - 1:30 PMJoin us for this important membership forum.Your ideas and reflections guide ourassociation’s work. Yvonne Weinstein will berecognized with the Honorary MembershipAward and the scholarship recipients will also be recognized. A buffet lunch will follow. Ice Cream SocialMajestic Ballroom1:30 PM - 2:30 PMCome to the exhibit hall before it closes, sayfarewell and thank you to our exhibitors, andenjoy an ice cream treat sponsored by GaleCengage. Mix & Mingle with the AuthorsColonial Ballroom2:45 PM - 3:45 PMMeet with dozens of authors in an intimatesetting, and have the chance to win a freebook. Tickets are included in the UltimatePackage add-on, or may be purchased for anadditional cost. Section Gallery WalkColonial Ballroom6:00 PM - 7:00 PMNetwork with other attendees and meet yourCSLA section representatives. Learn aboutrecent and upcoming CSLA local events.Lifetouch will take free individual and groupprofessional photos. CYRM BanquetMajestic Ballroom7:00 PM - 9:00 PMThis gala event celebrates the 2019 winnersof the California Young Reader Medal. Eachtable will have an author or illustrator as aguest of honor. The program includesspeeches from nominating students andaward-winning author Pam Muñoz Ryan. Thebanquet will be followed by author signing.The banquet is sponsored in part byTeachingBooks.

Conference Highlights

Administrative Leadership DayMajestic 19:00 AM - 3:00 PMThis day for administrators is filled withdynamic speakers including ReneeHobbs, Julie Evans, Adria Klein, MelanieLewis, Katie Martin, and other experts.We will discuss media and informationliteracy and explore the foundation forstudent-centered, self-directed learning.The Administrative LeadershipAward will be presented to Maurice Harper, Jr. of San FranciscoUSD. Los Angeles Library Tourmeet in the Majestic Lobby9:00 AM - 3:00 PMTicket holders will visit Los AngelesPublic Library's historic Central Library inthis tour especially designed for CSLA.They will enjoy the unique art andarchitecture, and learn about the library'scollections. First Timers ReceptionMajestic 17:30 PM - 9:00 PMAll first time attendees to CSLA annualconference are invited to attend. Pastpresident Renée Ousley-Swank and otherboard members will welcome you andhelp prepare you for a full conferenceexperience. The Earlene Billing First-Timer Grant will be presented.

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Thursday Special Events


Administrative Leadership DayBEGIN WITH THE ENDLESS IN MIND

Dr. Renee Hobbs, founder and director of Media EducationLab and internationally recognized authority on media anddigital literacy, will spearhead a day of conversation withthought leaders and partners. Join us for a dynamic day filled with dynamic speakersincluding Julie Evans, Adria Klein, Melanie Lewis, KatieMartin, and Dr. Stephanie Gregson as we discuss media andinformation literacy and continue to explore the foundationfor student-centered, self-directed learning. The Administrative Leadership Award will be presented toMaurice Harper, Jr., principal at San Francisco UnifiedSchool District. Cost: $130 includes box lunch

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Majestic Ballroom

Connect9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Los Angeles Public Library Tour

Tour Los Angeles Public Library's historic Central Library.Enjoy the art and architecture of the 1926 BertramGoodhue Building with its distinctive sphinxes androoftop pyramid. Wander through the 1993 Tom BradleyWing, designed by architect Norman Pfeiffer, and gaze atthe 8-story atrium with its whimsical chandeliers. Learnabout the library's comprehensive collections in this tourespecially designed for CSLA. The advance purchase ticket includes transportationbetween the Pacific Palms Resort and the library.

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Meet in the Majestic Lobby

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Included in full conference registration My Makerspace and More: How to Organize, Manage,and Promote Your Space (K-12)Tommy MartinezMajestic 1 Power Up Your Library with Digital Badges (K-12)Cate TolnaiMajestic A A Lively and Opinionated Guide to Media andInformation Literacy (K-12)Walter MayesMajestic B Aunt Betty's Favorite Titles for Reluctant Readers (K-12)Deborah Ford-SalyerMajestic C DIY Chic Bookmaking and Zines in Your School LibraryLearning Commons (K-12)Lisa BishopMajestic D Mind Over Media: Analyzing Contemporary Propaganda(9-12)Renee HobbsPebble Beach

Thursday Workshops


Connect10:00 AM - 12:00 PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 5:00 PM - 7:00 PMTicket required To Genrefy or Not to Genrefy? (6-12)Heather GruenthalMajestic A A Lively and OpinionatedGuide to the Best MiddleSchool Books of 2019 (6-12)Walter MayesMajestic B Become an Images Ninja andCopyright-Savvy, CreativeCommons Pro (K-12)Jane LoftonMajestic C Instagram for Your Library (K-12)Rosan CableMajestic D

Ticket required But Can You Google It? Teaching Research in the 21stCentury (K-12)Stephanie GamacheMajestic A A Lively and Opinionated Guideto the Best High School Books of2019 (9-12)Walter MayesMajestic B Best Elementary School Books of2019 (K-5)Deborah Ford-SalyerMajestic C Redefining Research: Research asa Verb, Not a Product (6-12)Lisa ChebyMajestic D

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Keynote: The Library Screen Scene A recent study found that 50% of studentsuse YouTube as a tool for learning.Librarians celebrate the power of books,media and technology, but some haveoverlooked YouTube as a tool for teachingand learning, for creative expression, forresearch, and even as a source ofrecommendations for pleasure reading.Reflect on your complex love-haterelationship with YouTube and consider howfilm/media discussion clubs, BookTubers,virtual author visits, and other uses ofaudiovisual media can help to deepen yourschool library learning community.

Renee Hobbs is one of the nation's leadingauthorities in digital and media literacyeducation. As professor and director of theMedia Education Lab, she has helped bringthe pedagogy of digital and media literacy toeducators in more than 25 states and over adozen countries. Author of eight booksincluding Copyright Clarity and Create toLearn, Hobbs co-directs the University ofRhode Island's Graduate Certificate in DigitalLiteracy and is the Founding Co-Editor of theJournal of Media Literacy Education.

Dr. Renee Hobbs

Friday Opening Session

9:00 AM - 10:15 AM Majestic Ballroom


John F. Szabo, City Librarian of the Los Angeles PublicLibrary, will lead a discussion of our one conference book. On the morning of April 28, 1986, a fire alarm sounded inthe Los Angeles Public Library. The fire was disastrous: itreached two thousand degrees and burned for more thanseven hours. By the time it was extinguished, it hadconsumed four hundred thousand books and damagedseven hundred thousand more. Investigators descendedon the scene, but more than thirty years later, the mysteryremains: Did someone purposefully set fire to the library--and if so, who? In The Library Book, Susan Orlean chronicles the LAPL fireand its aftermath to showcase the larger, crucial role thatlibraries play in our lives; delves into the evolution oflibraries; brings each department of the library to vivid life;studies arson and attempts to burn a copy of a bookherself; and reexamines the case of Harry Peak, the actorlong suspected of setting the fire.

One Conference, One Book2:15 PM - 3:15 PM Colonial Ballroom

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The Advocate for School Libraries Award will be presented toDebra Lockwood from the Tulare County Office of Education.

https://mediaeducationlab.com/about/renee-hobbs

Librarian Fashion ShowHosted by Heather Gruenthal and Doree TschudyColonial Ballroom The Angry Librarian: Staying Passionate When YouAre Undervalued & Overworked (K-8)Tanya TurekPebble Beach A Student Created Google Expedition VR Trips withGoogle Poly (6-12)Trevor Foglesong, Sam ChiangPebble Beach B Creating a Culture of YES in Your LibrarySara EscobedoHazelton Advocacy: A Work in Progress (K-12)Anthony Devine, Suzanne Sannwald, Stephanie MaccecaCherry Hill Making Your School Library a Third Place: Becomingthe Heart (and Hangout) of Your School (6-12)Candice SunseriCongressional A Lively and Opinionated Guide to the Best 2019 HighSchool Books (9-12)Walter MayesPine Valley A Year in the Life of an Elementary School Library (K-5)Patricia Ohanian, Carolyn HancockValencia 20/20 Vision: Showing School Boards, Admin andTeachers Your Value (K-12)Amy LindenPacific Dunes Cultivating Expertise in Multiple Literacies (K-12)Melanie LewisBandon Dunes Support Media Literacy Skill Development (K-12) Britannica Digital Learning (Exhibitor Learning session)Medinah CalSNAP Simplifies the Search Process (K-12)California Streaming (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

Guerrilla Librarianship ~ Elementary Style (K-5)Mitzie LarsonPebble Beach A If You Can Google It, It Just Isn't Research (6-12)Stephanie GamachePebble Beach B California History from a Native AmericanPerspective (K-5)Gary RobinsonTorrey Pines 5 Ways to Reimagine Your Library and Media Culture(K-12)Cate TolnaiCherry Hill Not Just Books in the Library (K-12)Angela CorbettCongressional A Lively and Opinionated Guide to the Best 2019Middle School Books (6-8) Walter MayesPine Valley Comics: Gateway to Visual Literacy (6-12)Lesley FarmerValencia Beyond One-Hit Wonders: Developing EffectiveCollaborations with Teachers (6-12)Lisa ChebyPacific Dunes Supporting Your Science Teacher Through LibraryCurriculum (K-5)Melissa Fisher, David BeshkBandon Dunes Mindful Mornings (6-12)Terra HazenFerrero Reading is Our Favorite Sport (K-12) Scholastic Book Fairs (Exhibitor Learning session)Medinah Let Kids Know They’re Not Alone (K-12)Gale Cengage (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

Friday Morning Sessions

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM 11:45 AM -12:45 PM

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Friday Afternoon Sessions

1:00 PM - 2:00 PMSensory Storytime: Successful Strategies for Autisticand Sensory Challenged Students (K-5)Deborah VillegasPebble Beach A Media Literacy in the Age of Fake News (6-12)Sue HeraperPebble Beach B Weeds, Wish Lists and WOW! Curating your Collectionwith a Growth Mindset (K-12)René HohlsHazelton Reading Critically - Fiction as an Information Source(9-12)Mary Ann HarlanCherry Hill Fostering Equity, Empathy, and Belonging in theLibrary (6-12)Cassy LeeTorrey Pines Easy to Use Web Tools Every Librarian Should KnowAbout (K-12)Linda KennedyCongressional California Young Reader Medal Nominees forElementary and Middle School (K-8)Janet Wile, Ramona Cheek, Lesley OglePine Valley Lighting Up Literature and Poetry: Tech, Making, andLEDs (K-12)Catherine DavisValencia Utilizing Digital Signage to Teach Digital Literacy (K-12)Amanda CramerPacific Dunes Unlikely Partners in Crime: CTE and the Library (6-12)Elizabeth TairehBandon Dunes Success Matters: Increase Literacy and ReadingEngagement (K-12)Thorndike Press (Exhibitor Learning session)Medinah Latest Updates, Features and Solutions for Libraries(K-12)Follett School Solutions (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

2:15 PM - 3:15 PMOne Conference, One Book John SzaboColonial Ballroom Teaching Research to Students in Kindergartenthrough Third Grade (K-3)Melissa FisherPebble Beach B Paired Texts For Elementary STEAMers (K-5)Deborah Ford-SalyerCherry Hill Creating Libraries (and Library Systems) that SupportEquity and Access (K-12)Thomas NixonTorrey Pines It’s in the Bag! Makerspaces to Go! A “Novel” Idea (4-10)Julia AndreacchiCongressional California Young Reader Medal Nominees for MiddleSchool and YA (6-12)Janet Wile, Ramona Cheek, Lesley OglePine Valley Poetry in the Library (6-12)Amy Woods, Sherri Bryan, Amy McMillanValencia The Writing on the Walls: Giving Students Ownershipin the Library (K-12)Shail EngstromPacific Dunes Steal These Lessons: Five Ways to Reach Students (K-12)Christopher FluetschBandon Dunes Using Interactive eBooks in MackinVIA forDifferentiated Instruction (K-12)Mackin (Exhibitor Learning session)Medina The Leading Global Digital Reading Platform for K-12 OverDrive (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera


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Poetry Slam (K-12)Hosted by Ashley BrockmanColonial Ballroom Super Size Your Graphic Novel Section (6-12)Sara SmithPebble Beach A Everyone a Reader Cindy DunlevyPebble Beach B Curious Skeptics: Supporting Media Literacy inCalifornia (6-12)Jennifer HowerterHazelton Becoming a Connected Collaborator (K-12)Paraprofessional PanelCherry Hill Integrating Augmented and Virtual Realities (K-12)Amanda CramerPine Valley

Evening Reception Everyone is invited to this social event.Mingle with your colleagues (as well asspeakers and exhibitors) in a casualsetting, and burn calories on the dancefloor. The event is sponsored by ProQuest.

Friday Evening Sessions

6:30 PM - 7:30 PM


8:00 PM - 10:30 PM Colonial Ballroom

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APIDA Women Voices: Where Are We Now? (K-12)Pine ValleyMarie Miranda CruzCB LeeMae RespicioMisa SugiuraAndrea WangVirginia Loh-Hagan Lives Matter: Social Justice in Kidlit (K-12)ValenciaLarry Dane BrimnerSusan Goldman Rubin Building the Future: Stem in Kidlit (K-8)Pacific DunesJulie HamptonConnie McLennan People Power: Nonfiction Picture Bios (K-8)Bandon DunesNancy ChurninAllison Crotzer KimmelKathleen KrullPaul BrewerAndrea J. Loney

Diversity: Identity and Beyond! (K-12)Pine ValleyChris BaronAndrea J. LoneyAnna MerianoSally J. PlaGary RobinsonVirginia Loh-Hagan Using Picture Books to Build Empathy, Compassion,and Courage (K-8)ValenciaNancy ChurninMeeg PincusEmma Bland SmithAndrea Wang Engaging Young Readers with Fun and Humor (K-8)Pacific DunesErin DealeyTara GilboyNikki Shannon SmithGreg Trine The Beauty of Brown: A Bookmaking Workshop (K-8)Bandon DunesCharlotte Watson Sherman

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Midgrade With a Heart (6-12)Pacific DunesChris BaronMarie Miranda CruzJen NailsSally J. PlaMae Respicio Upper MG and YA: Tough Topics (6-12)Bandon DunesNicole MaggiSarah Lynne Scheerger

Insider Tips: How To Be A Kidlit Author/Illustrator (K-12)Pine ValleyErin DealeyKathleen KrullConnie McLennanVirginia Loh-Hagan Diverse Fantasy: Beyond Harry Potter! (K-12)ValenciaCB LeeHenry LienAnna MerianoRobin Yardi

Saturday Author Sessions

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM


10:15 AM - 11:15 AM

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Mix & Mingle with the Authors

Colonial BallroomMeet with all our authors in an intimate setting, and have the chance to win a free book.

Tickets are included in the Ultimate Package add-on, or may be purchased separately.

2:45 PM - 3:45 PM

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Mia SugiaraMelanie Sumrow


Saturday Morning Sessions

How Two Classified Librarians Collaborated Across Districtsto Create a Battle of the Books! (K-5)Andrea Oshima, Sue FootePebble Beach A Copyright and Creativity for Ethical Digital Citizens (K-12)Dana GreenspanPebble Beach B Gettin' Techie with It (6-12)Brigeen Radoicich HoughtonHazelton Aunt Betty's Reluctant Reader Recommendations (K-12)Deborah Ford-SalyerCherry Hill Celebrating 50 Years Strong of the Coretta Scott King BookAward with Culturally Responsive Conversations aboutDiverse Children’s and Young Adult Books (K-12) Nick GlassTorrey Pines Connecting Location to Population, through IndependentReading (9-12)Christine Flores, Ramona CheekCongressional Diversity: Identity and Beyond! (K-12)Author PanelPine Valley Using Picture Books to Build Empathy, Compassion, andCourage (K-8)Author PanelValencia Engaging Young Readers with Fun and Humor (K-8)Author PanelPacific Dunes The Beauty of Brown: A Bookmaking Workshop (K-8)Charlotte Watson ShermanBandon Dunes Discover Santa Ana College Associate’s Degree andCertificate Programs in Library Technology (K-12)Santa Ana College Library Technology Program (ExhibitorLearning session)Medinah Promoting Your School’s Electronic Resources to Studentsand Teachers (K-12)EBSCO (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

Grow9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Legislative SessionJeff Frost, Glen WarrenColonial Ballroom Classified Diaries: Dream Big - The Three Year Plan (K-8)Amelia Lafleur Pebble Beach A Apps and Digital Notes for Student Research (9-12)Trevor Foglesong, Sam ChiangPebble Beach B Tech Tune-Up: Award-winning Practices (K-12)Lesley Farmer and Katie McNamaraHazelton Equity Through Diversity: The Importance of LGBTQTitles in Our Elementary School Libraries (K-5)Jeromy WinterTorrey Pines Manga in the School Library: What, How, & Why (6-12)Emily RaticaCongressional APIDA Women Voices: Where Are We Now? (K-12)Author PanelPine Valley Lives Matter: Social Justice in Kidlit (K-12)Author PanelValencia Building the Future: STEM in Kidlit (K-8)Author PanelPacific Dunes People Power: Nonfiction Picture Bios (K-8)Author PanelBandon Dunes Collection Development Searches That Get You WhatYou Want (K-12)PermaBound (Exhibitor Learning session)Medinah The 8 ProQuest Products to which California SchoolsHave Access (4-12)ProQuest (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

10:15 AM - 11:15 AM


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The Healing Power of YA Fiction (6-12)Marilyn ReynoldsPebble Beach A Need Money for your Library? Advocating forLibrary Funds to Support All Learners (K-12)Renée Ousley-Swank, Debra Lockwood, Jenn RoushPebble Beach B A Teacher Librarian's Approach to Blended,Student-Centered, and Personalized Learning (6-12)Amy McMillanHazelton The Power of the Paraprofessional LibraryAssistant (K-12)Melanie LewisCherry Hill The Girl Positive Library: Reviewing FeministReads for Teens (9-12)Mary Ann Harlan Torrey Pines The POWerful Punch of YA Graphic Novels (9-12)Silvia Gutierrez, Gabriela GualanoCongressional Insider Tips: How To Be A Kidlit Author/Illustrator(K-12)Author PanelPine Valley Diverse Fantasy: Beyond Harry Potter! (K-12)Author PanelValencia Midgrade With a Heart (6-12)Author PanelPacific Dunes Upper MG and YA: Tough Topics (6-12)Author PanelBandon Dunes

Saturday Afternoon SessionsGrow

2:45 PM - 3:45 PMMix & Mingle with the Authors(ticketed event)Colonial Ballroom Bullet Journaling for Health and Wellness (K-12)Heather GruenthalPebble Beach A Presidents and Honorary Members Think Tank (K-12)Pebble Beach B Why Media and Information Literacy Matters: Cats vs.Dogs, Fake News, Phishing and a Whole Lot More (6-12)Catharine ReznicekCherry Hill Diversity, Inclusivity, and Social Justice in Kids’ Books:Change Is Happening (K-5)Tanya TurekTorrey Pines Genrefication in Action: How You Can Genrefy for AnyLibrary (K-12)Shail EngstromCongressional 6 Expert TeachingBooks Tips for All Library Staff (K-12)TeachingBooks (Exhibitor Learning session)Medinah It’s More Than Engaging Activities (K-12)Nearpod (Exhibitor Learning session)Riviera

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM


Membership Meeting11:30 AM - 1:30 PM Colonial BallroomJoin us for this important membership forum.Your ideas and reflections guide ourassociation’s work. Yvonne Weinstein will berecognized as the recipient of the HonoraryMembership Award, and the scholarshiprecipient and winners of the "I Love MyParaprofessional" Award will be recognized.A buffet lunch will follow.

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Section Gallery WalkEveryone is invited. Network with other attendees and meetyour CSLA section representatives. Learnabout recent and upcoming CSLA localevents. Lifetouch will take free individualand group professional photos.

CYRM BanquetTicketed event included in the Full Conference registration This gala event celebrates the 2019 winners of the CaliforniaYoung Reader Medal. Each table will have an author or illustratoras a guest of honor. The program includes speeches fromnominating students and award-winning author Pam MuñozRyan. The banquet will be followed by author signings. Thisevent is sponsored in part by TeachingBooks.

Saturday Evening EventsGrow

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Majestic Ballroom


6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Colonial Ballroom

Other 2019 CYRM Winners

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Chris BaronPaul BrewerLarry Dane BrimnerNancy ChurninMarie Miranda CruzErin DealeyTara GilboyJulie HamptonAllison CrotzerKimmelKathleen KrullCB Lee

Henry LienDr. Virginia Loh-HaganAndrea J. LoneyNicole MaggiConnie McLennanAnna MerianoJen NailsMeeg PincusSally J. PlaMae RespicioGary Robinson

Susan Goldman RubinSarah Lynn ScheergerCharlotte Watson ShermanEmma Bland SmithNikki Shannon SmithMisa SugiuraMelanie SumrowGreg TrineAndrea WangRobin Yardi

Conference Authors

http://www.californiayoungreadermedal.org/

Exhibits Floor Plan

Exhibit Hours:Friday 3:30 PM - 6:30 PMSaturday 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM


The Exhibits Opening Reception on Friday afternoon will featurelight appetizers and a no host bar. The Exhibit Closing Receptionon Saturday afternoon will include an ice cream treatcompliments of Gale, a Cengage Company.

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Majestic Ballroom

Sustaining MembersABDO

CapstoneFollett School Solutions

Fresno Pacific UniversityJunior Library Guild

MackinMrs. Nelson's Family of Companies

Perma-Bound Books

ABDO Publishing - table 55Alexandria - table 43Bound to Stay Bound - table 33Britannica Digital Learning - tables 10 & 11CUE - table 28California School Employees Association - table 37California School Library Foundation Store - table 26California Streaming - table 35California Teachers Association - table 51California Young Reader Medal - table 41Capstone - table 17Cavendish Square & Gareth Stevens / Nullmeyer - table 65Child's World / Nullmeyer - table 52Children's Plus, Inc. - table 44Clearinghouse for Specialized Media & Technology - table 58 Colibri Systems - table 30Copyright & Creativity - table 20Cover One - table 9CSULB & Fresno Pacific - table 48DigCit Kids / EduMatch Publishing - table 40EBSCO - table 8FactCite Lincoln Library - table 31Follett - tables 82 & 83Follett Book Fairs - table 84Gale, a Cengage Company - table 5Infobase - table 34J. Appleseed / Nullmeyer - Table 54Junior Library Guild - table 27

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KO Books - Table 85Lectorum - table 6Lerner / Nullmeyer - table 64Library Skills - table 19Mackin - tables 86 & 87MediaFlex OPALS- tables 21 & 22Mitinet - table 38Mrs. Nelson's Family of Companies - tables 78, 79, 80 & 81Nearpod - table 16Novelly - table 39Nullmeyer and Associates - table 63OverDrive - table 23PermaBound - tables 24 & 25ProQuest - table 32Readerbound Books - table 77Rosen Powerkids & Greenhaven / Nullmeyer - table 66Ross McDonald Company - table 3Rourke Educational Media / Nullmeyer - table 53San Bernardino Valley College - table 18San Jose State University iSchool - table 29Santa Ana College Library Technology Program - table 15Scholastic Book Fairs - tables 1, 2, 12 & 13Scholastic Publishing - tables 45 & 46School Life - table 42Sunny Seki - table 56TeachingBooks - table 7Thorndike Press - table 4Unicorn Jazz - table 57UNT Department of Information Science - table 14

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