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I am the Adult Programming Librarian at the East Brunswick Public Library. I have over 10 years of library programming experience focused on adults.

I am currently the Technology Librarian at the Cranbury Public Library, where I manage all technology systems and promote Senior/Adult Programming.

I have had a long career in academic libraries, and have served as a mentor in an ALA division program and currently am the inaugural Coordinator for Training and Mentorship in my library.

Hi! I'm Melaina (they/them). I am a retired veterinary technician turned librarian! I brought my empathy and compassion forward approach to working with animals to throw myself head first into becoming a teen librarian.

I am in my 18th year of being a School Library Media Specialist, my degree is from Seton Hall.  I spend 2 year in a K-5 library and 16 in a 9-12 library.  I do my best to try and reach my students in as many ways as possible.

Hi! My name is Kate-Lynn Brown and I am one of the Teen Services Librarians at the Piscataway Public Library. I order graphic novels and manage some of our digital collections, including eBooks for teens and services such as Hoopla and Kanopy.

I started my library journey in 2020, by contacting local librarians and workers on their experiences.

My name is Robert Krack and I have worked for the Rutgers University Libraries for over 20 years. My main responsibility is managing the collections of the Alexander Library.

I am an Adult Services librarian at Piscataway Public Library. I started my library career as a circulation clerk at an academic library.   Later, while serving as a library assisant, I began studying for my MLIS at Rutgers University.

Maureen Langley has worked in public libraries in a variety of capacities for over 14 years, from Circulation Library Asssistant to her current position as the Youth Services Department Head of the Plainsboro Public Library.