August Tech Connect Series: “LinkedIn for Professionals”

LinkedIn for Professionals

MPL’s Tech Connect Series
“Helping Small Businesses & Non-Profits
Connect with their Customers”


What is LinkedIn?

LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network with over 120 million members – and it’s growing rapidly.   LinkedIn connects you online to your trusted contacts and helps you exchange knowledge, ideas, and opportunities with a broader network of professionals.

Join Perry Lewis of Back Alley Concepts, and learn how to:

  • Complete your professional profile on LinkedIn;
  • Upload your resume;
  • Expand your professional network;
  • Participate in professional industry-related discussions; and
  • Integrate LinkedIn with other social media sites.

 

Date:  Wednesday, August 17th

Time:  11:00 a.m.

Place:  MPL, 211 West First Street

Mancos Public Library and Back Alley Concepts are proud to bring you this month’s Tech Connect.

Free!!
Coffee will be provided.

This workshop is geared towards small businesses and non-profits that want to learn more about LinkedIn and what it can do for you.

“Connect and engage with your customers – MPL’s Tech Connect!”

Pancake Breakfast to Benefit the Mancos Renaissance Faire

Masonic Lodge Pancake Breakfast!!

This Saturday, join us at the Masonic Lodge (Senior Center) for some flapjacks!! The proceeds of the pancake breakfast will go to “The 7th Annual Mancos Renaissance Faire (Aug 20 & 21)”.

Cost is $5 per ticket – Children Under 12 Eat Free!

Date: Saturday, August 13th
Time: 8am – 10am
Place: Masonic Lodge and Senior Center, 141 East Montezuma Avenue in Mancos

For more information about the Renaissance Faire, visit their website, or their Facebook page.

Meet and Greet – Finalist Lee Hallberg

The Friends of the Mancos Public Library invite the members of the community to stop by the Library on Tuesday to meet a candidate for the director position – Lee Hallberg.

Date: Tuesday, July 26th
Time: 10:30am
Place: MPL Community Meeting Room, 211 West First Street, Mancos, CO 81328

This gathering will last one hour. For more information please call the Library at 533-7600.

Renaissance Faire Movie Showing

Free Film Screening of Faire: American Faire Origins at the Mancos Public Library.

 

Date: Thursday, July 14th

Time: 7pm.

Come learn about the raucous origins of the American Renaissance Faire and get inspired for the upcoming 7th Annual Mancos Renaissance Faire!!

 

Slideshow from “So, You Have a Facebook Page, Now What?!?”

This month’s Tech Connect Series focused on Facebook; in the past, we’ve shown how to create a Facebook page for your business or non-profit.  But – once you have a page, what do you do with it?  How do you use it?
If you were unable to attend Tech Connect, now you can view the slideshow presentation below.

New Mancos Library District Board Members Needed

We’re looking for talented and conscientious volunteer board members to lead and support the Mancos Library District in the areas of strategic planning, policy administration, finance, public relations, outreach, and fundraising. If you can contribute your time, thoughtfulness, and leadership, and are interested in exploring this opportunity, call the Interim Director at 533-7600. Applications are available at the Mancos Public Library, 211 West First Street and will be accepted through August 1st, 2011. Applicants must live in the Mancos Library District.

Congratulations, Jack Turner – Winner of 3 Colorado Book Awards

Jack Turner is the author of Landscapes On Glass, Published by Durango Herald Small Press and the winner of 3, 2011 Colorado Independent Publishers Association EVVY Awards:

1st Place – History
1st Place – Layout & Design
2nd Place – Cover Design

Children Weaving, Landscapes on Glass

Jack Turner’s website is Landscapes On Glass.com. Jack visited Mancos Public Library last December to talk about his grandfather, Ansel F. Hall, and his Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition. The program showcased the efforts of Hall, his colleagues, expedition members, and patrons in the 1920s and ‘30s to study and protect areas of the desert southwest, including the proposed creation of Navajo National Park. Many decades later, Hall’s work was a major factor that led to President Bill Clinton designating four national monuments in the areas related to 1933-38 expedition: Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in 1996, and the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, and Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in 2000.