Library Leadership Podcast was featured in the Mountain Plains Library Association Newsletter for April-May 2018, https://mpla.us/documents/newsletter/2018/duplicate-of-february-march-2018.pdf. This article shares what sparked the idea for the podcast and what our host, Adriane Herrick Juarez, hopes will come from these important discussions, as we make a difference in the world of libraries one conversation at a time.
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- 88. Utilizing Organizational Performance Information with Dr. Larry Nash White September 15, 2021
- 87. How to Talk So Your Boss Will Listen with Sunnie Scarpa August 31, 2021
- 86. So You Want to Be a Manager? with Austina Jordan August 13, 2021
- 85. Library Code of Ethics with Annie Gaines July 31, 2021
- 84. User Experience with Lauren Stara July 14, 2021
- 83. Fighting for Library Funding with Jennifer Henecke June 30, 2021
- 82. Playing On the Same Team with The Friends of the Library with Krista Riggs June 15, 2021
- 81. Dismantling Disinformation with Barbara Alvarez May 31, 2021
- 80. Grant Writing 101 with Julie Edwards May 15, 2021
- 79. The Importance of Strategic Planning with Stu Wilson April 30, 2021
- 78. Implementing High Tech Amenities with Trish Hull April 15, 2021
- 77. Trauma-Informed Service with Bryce Kozla March 30, 2021
- 76. Compassion in Action with Carey Hartmann March 14, 2021
- 75. Creating Effective Policies and Procedures with Carli Spina February 27, 2021
- 74. Partnering for Impact with Cheryl Heywood February 15, 2021
- 73. Workplace Stress with Brenda Hough January 30, 2021
- 72. Turning Superfandom into Award-Winning Collection Development with Beth Atwater January 15, 2021
- 71. Developing a Successful Award Application with Ed Garcia December 31, 2020
Speaking Engagements
Why We Burned Our First Leadership Book, or How to Develop a Leadership Path that Holds Personal Meaning
Presenter: Adriane Herrick Jaurez
Co-Presenter : Becca Lael – Park City Library
Utah Library Association Conference
Thursday, May 16, 1:30-2:20pm
Mountain America Expo Center
How can we develop a leadership path that holds personal meaning? Inspired by interviews from the Library Leadership Podcast, a variety of strategic insights will show us how everyone can improve their leadership to personally shape their workplace, the community they serve, and the trajectory of the library profession. Attendees will learn how one library manager’s leadership path was transformed to include personal meaning, resulting in braver development.
2018 Utah Library Association Conference
What’s Next? How Your Library Can Work Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Your Community This library pre-conference session explores how using service design thinking can help us work with our communities to discover what’s next. Presenters: Adriane Herrick Juarez – Park City Library Director, Samuel Passey – Uintah County Library Director, Carrie Valdes – Grand County Library Director May 16 8:30am – 11:30am
Commencement Speaker for the Graduation of the Utah State Regional Master of Library Science Program
Friday, January 5, 7:00pm Viridian Event Center I will be giving a commencement speech for the graduating class of Cohort 12.
Utah Library Association Fall Workshop
September 29, 2017 Park City Library, 1255 Park Avenue, Park City, UT Panel: Big Issues for Small Libraries – Three experienced directors of small libraries find solutions to challenges and create new ways to deal with issues that small libraries confront every day.
Utah State History Conference
October 10th– 11th, 2017 Rio Grande Depot, 300 S. Rio Grande Street, Salt Lake City, UT Honoring the Past, Moving Into the Future: The Renovation of the Historic Park City Library that Developed a Dynamic 21st Century Library while Achieving National Historic Register Designation.
Nevada/Mountain Plains Library Association Joint Conference
October 16th – 18th, 2017 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 50 US-50, Stateline, NV 89449
Lightning-round presentation on how The Park City Library recently underwent a $9.6M library renovation that included the creation of a media lab that included a sound booth, green screen, film equipment, and other high tech amenities to foster independent media production in a ‘film-centric’ mountain town that is accessible to everyone, not just movie producers.