BECOMING A LIBRARIAN - Sue Conolly - Lance E. Lee Podcast Highlight - Episode #346

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Dear Book Lovers,

Prepare to be inspired by the remarkable journey of Sue Conolly, the

esteemed library manager at TAC, as she shares her passion for

librarianship and the transformative power of literature.

Join us for an engaging episode in which Sue recounts her inspiring path

to librarianship, a journey fueled by unwavering support from her

family, mentors, and friends. With master's degrees in TESOL and teacher

librarianship, Sue's six years in Illinois proved pivotal, shaping her

into the dedicated library manager she is today.

During her time in Illinois, Sue had the privilege of engaging with the

Center for Teaching Through Children’s Books, where she formed a close

bond with the founder. This connection led to extraordinary

opportunities, including involvement with the prestigious Caldecott

Award committee and the esteemed American Library Association (ALA).

Sue's experiences with these esteemed organizations enriched her

understanding of children's literature and solidified her commitment to

promoting literacy and learning.

As a testament to her unwavering dedication to literature and education,

Sue is eagerly preparing to host her dear friend and renowned author,

Marissa Moss, for a graphic novel workshop in May. This exciting event

promises to benefit the children at TAC, providing them with valuable

insights into the world of graphic novels and fostering a love for

reading and creativity.

Don't miss out on this captivating episode as we delve into Sue

Conolly's inspiring journey and celebrate the profound impact of

literature and education in shaping young minds and enriching lives.