SC Libraries

Download this month's issue of More - the newsletter for South Carolina's libraries.  Interested in looking at previous issues? Check out our online collection.

Registration is now open for the Powering Up: Inclusive Services Summit.  This daylong summit will provide a learning experience to prepare attendees for planning and implementing services for differently-able library customers.

Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2016 PR & Marketing Exchange! Join us for a day filled with great PR ideas for libraries of all types. You will hear from library staff members responsible for getting the word out about their library’s programs and special events.

It's a new year and we've got a new look. Download the January 2016 issue of More - the newsletter for South Carolina libraries today!

Call for Proposals

The University of South Carolina Upstate Library will be holding a Transforming Librarians through Technology conference on May 5, 2016. We are looking for librarians and/or library science students to share how technology is transforming libraries and librarians.

Check out this month's More - the Newsletter for South Carolina Libraries! Back issues are available in our Digital Collections.

The Califa Library Group is accepting applications for mini-grants to librarians in rural public libraries who are interested in providing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programming for adults. The project, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, will build your capacity to plan and facilitate science-based library programs.

Across South Carolina we can be better prepared for future emergencies! Register today for the 2016 PALMCOP daylong conference to be held in Columbia, SC, January 22. Early registration deadline is January 8, 2016. For a detailed schedule and registration information, please visit the PALMCOP website. 

Check out this month's issue of More - the newsletter for South Carolina Libraries. For back issues, please visit our digital collections.

Register today for Public and Academic Libraries: Effective Management of Discus Databases!  Is your institution fully maximizing its use of the Discus collection of statewide resources?