“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

2018 Winners:

Emily Cervantes - Cocalico High School

Emily Miller - Bradford Area High School

Elsa Van Beek - Plum Senior High School

Emily Cervantes and Elsa Van Beek

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.

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

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