This is a brief video clip of the Genealogy Center Shelf Reader volunteer position, filmed and edited by Kay Gregg and narrated by Lynn Hoffman.
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Volunteer Positions
- Adopt a Shelf
- Antique Evaluation Day
- Antique Evaluation Day prep-work
- Assistant All Agencies
- Assistant Director
- Audio Operator
- Branch CD Specialist
- Camcorrder Operator
- Childrens Computer
- Childrens Craft Program
- Childrens Project Reads
- Childrens Puppet Show
- Computer Room Assistance
- Computer Trainer
- Database Assistant
- Docent
- Friends of the Library Bookstore
- Gallery Contract Volunteer
- Gallery Volunteer
- Genealogy Bindery-Prep
- Genealogy Data Input
- Genealogy Digital Library
- Genealogy Obituary Recorder
- Genealogy Preservation Photocopying
- Genealogy Shelf Reader
- Homework Help
- Interlibrary Loan
- Knitting
- Materials
- PAWS Trainer and Dog
- Preparation of all Materials
- Project Assistant
- Reader
- Shelver
- Studio Camera Operator
- Tech / laptop
- Technology Assistant
- Teen Advisory Board
- Travel Collection
- Video Game
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- Readers' Services Travel Collection Volunteer
- Genealogy Center Shelf Reader
- Project READS
- Genealogy Center Preservation Photocopying Specialist
- Genealogy Center Data Input Specialist
- PAWS volunteer
- NEIRRS Reader
- Knitting Assistant
- YAS Homework Helper
- Access Fort Wayne Computer Center Assistant
- Docents
- Genealogy Center Digital Library Volunteer
- Grand Opening of Children's Services
- Harry Potter book 7 party
- Antique Evaluation Day Volunteer
- Branch Volunteer Assistant
- Access Fort Wayne Studio Camera Operator
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About Me
- sscreeton
- I am a member of the Northeast Indiana Association for Volunteer Administrators (NIAVA) and have worked in volunteer management for 21 years.
Volunteers Have Fun! - Harry Potter Book Seven Release Party
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