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“Me? A School Librarian” Contest

The “Me? A School Librarian” Contest encourages high school students to pursue a career in the field of school librarianship

2019 Recipient: Samantha Solenday, North Allegheny Senior High School

According to Samantha, “school librarians are critical members in educational settings, as they know how to gather and use the information around them.” She also notes that the resources available through her school library, including her librarian, Laura Wienand, are its most valuable asset. We look forward to welcoming Samantha to this year’s conference so that she can learn more about the profession of school librarianship as she makes plans for a bright future!

Previous “Me? A School Librarian?” Contest Winners

Eligibility:

  • The applicant must be a junior or senior currently enrolled in a public or private high school in Pennsylvania.
  • The applicant must be endorsed by a school librarian who is a current PSLA member.
  • The applicant must agree to attend at 3 least workshops and all general sessions at the PSLA Annual Conference.
  • The applicant must agree to write a short reflection on his/her conference experience for publication by PSLA.

Nomination forms and scoring rubrics for our 2020 slate of awards will be released on April 1st.

If you have any questions, please contact the PSLA Awards Committee ([email protected]).