Making the Most of Teen Library Volunteers

Series Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1The Volunteers
All in the Timing
Peer Jury
Working with Schools
Scouting
Passion
Learning Styles
Hey, Friend!
Introvert/Extrovert
Project vs. Process
Equity Diversity Inclusion and Ableism
Social and Emotional Learning
Supporting Volunteers after Volunteering
2Volunteering Implementation and Types
Do Your Future Self a Favor
Orientation
All-Staff Buy-In
Teen Led
One-Off Volunteer Opportunities
Scheduled Volunteer Opportunities
Drop-In
Calendar Scheduled
Court-Ordered Service
Tiered Volunteers
In-Library Volunteer Groups
Volunteering for Everyone
All Things to All People?
Vocational and Transitional Classes
Policies, Procedures, Expectations
It's So Hard to Say Good-bye (or, If You Do It Right, It Is Really Easy)
3Volunteer Possibilities
Volunteers Are Not Staff
Teen Feedback
Drop-In Volunteering
Oldies but Goodies
Summer of Service
Summer "Crews"
Volunteer Led
Differentiate Your Volunteer Program
Celebrate Your Teens! Come on!
4Volunteer Possibilities-The Classics
Squads and Tabs and Corps, Oh My!
Literary-Based Service
One-Off Programming
All-Ages-Recurring Programming
Large-Scale Programming
Teen Volunteers and Public Relations
5Volunteer Possibilities in Schools and Beyond
Librarian as National Honor Society Adviser
Changemakers
Student Library Aides Taken to the Next Level
Library Interns/Pages
Student Collection Development and Budgeting
Student Teaching Assistants in the Library
Service as a Requirement
The Evolution of Aides
Teen Volunteers on the Road
Volunteering in a Union Environment
The End?
6Volunteer Partnerships
Home Sweet Library
School Libraries
Community Partnerships
Join In
National and International Partner Organizations
7Proof Positive Is Positive Proof
The Benefits to the Teens
The Benefits to the Library
The Benefits to the Community and Beyond
Don't Let Them Forget
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index