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Sabrina Carnesi
Sabrina Carnesi

The document summarizes Sabrina Carnesi's career and experience as a librarian. It describes her early love of books and accomplishments serving on various library boards and committees. It emphasizes developing a "can do" spirit and messages of never giving in, giving up, or giving out. Librarians should continue collaborating, going beyond core curriculums, and recognizing vital skills in students. The overall message is the importance of maintaining a positive attitude like the Little Engine That Could.

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"The Little Engine That Could: an Attitude for Today's Librarian" Sabrina Carnesi Darden College of Education Fellow Old Dominion University November 15, 2011
My Journey with Books Began at an Early Age (Sorry no books here, just blocks!)
Hannibal, Missouri Batesville, Arkansas
Scarred for Life!
The Old White River Stadium Batesville, Arkansas
Rowing to the Mississippi
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Accomplishments Previously served on the VEMA (soon to be the VASL-Virginia Association for School Librarians) conference planning committee for 3 years in a row VEMA board for 2 years AASL committee member on the American Association of University Press Best of the Best Book Selection Committee for 4 consecutive years I have successfully gotten 5 articles published nationally Currently selected to serve as the AASL State L4L coordinator - AASL representative on the Interdivisional Committee on School/Public Library Partnership for the past 3 years ASLCs Liaison Committee with National Organizations Serving Children and Youth YALSA Best Paperbacks for Young Adults 2012-2014 LMC Advisory Board I am awaiting the outcome of my National Boards
Never GIVE IN! GIVE UP! GIVE OUT!
Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP! GIVE OUT!
Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP!...it is necessary to go beyond our core curriculum GIVE OUT!
Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP!...it is necessary to go beyond our core curriculum GIVE OUT!...the importance of these skills are vital to students
Develop a Can do spirit
Thank you so much! Develop a Can do spirit
Sabrina Carnesi sabrina.carnesi@nn.k12.va.us 2011 Fellow Darden College of Education

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Acceptance speech

  • 1. "The Little Engine That Could: an Attitude for Today's Librarian" Sabrina Carnesi Darden College of Education Fellow Old Dominion University November 15, 2011
  • 2. My Journey with Books Began at an Early Age (Sorry no books here, just blocks!)
  • 3. Hannibal, Missouri Batesville, Arkansas
  • 5. The Old White River Stadium Batesville, Arkansas
  • 6. Rowing to the Mississippi
  • 8. Accomplishments Previously served on the VEMA (soon to be the VASL-Virginia Association for School Librarians) conference planning committee for 3 years in a row VEMA board for 2 years AASL committee member on the American Association of University Press Best of the Best Book Selection Committee for 4 consecutive years I have successfully gotten 5 articles published nationally Currently selected to serve as the AASL State L4L coordinator - AASL representative on the Interdivisional Committee on School/Public Library Partnership for the past 3 years ASLCs Liaison Committee with National Organizations Serving Children and Youth YALSA Best Paperbacks for Young Adults 2012-2014 LMC Advisory Board I am awaiting the outcome of my National Boards
  • 9. Never GIVE IN! GIVE UP! GIVE OUT!
  • 10. Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP! GIVE OUT!
  • 11. Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP!...it is necessary to go beyond our core curriculum GIVE OUT!
  • 12. Never GIVE IN! and stop collaborating GIVE UP!...it is necessary to go beyond our core curriculum GIVE OUT!...the importance of these skills are vital to students
  • 13. Develop a Can do spirit
  • 14. Thank you so much! Develop a Can do spirit