Assistant Director Mary Stein spoke at the TEDx LSU event on March 9, 2013. You can enjoy her presentation below!
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Shaping the Library Blog
May 8, 2013The first InfoBlog post was published way back in December 2005 and it’s come a long way since then. We’ve had almost a thousand blog posts, and over 100,000 views. We want you to have your say on the future on InfoBlog.
We’d love to hear your thoughts so we can make the blog better. More of something, less of something? Is there a feature, regular or otherwise, that you’d like to see on the blog? Let us know.
Please post your comments, thoughts and suggestions. We appreciate your taking the time to read InfoBlog!
Happy New Year!
December 30, 2012The library is closed on Monday, December 31st and Tuesday, January 1st. We will be open again on Wednesday, January 2nd with our regular hours.
Have a safe and fantastic new year, from all of us here at the East Baton Rouge Parish Library!
Happy Holidays from the Library!
December 24, 2012We’re closed on Monday, December 24th, and Tuesday, December 25th, but we will be open again our regular hours on Wednesday, December 26th.
Happy Holidays from all the Staff at the Library!
Looking for a Grant?
November 15, 2012Grant-seeking can be a confusing process. To help, our Grants Librarian has put together an InfoGuide with information about grants, who gives them, and who is usually eligible to receive them. You’ll discover some of the special resources we have at the Library to help you find grants, including the FoundationSearch database. You can also find out about a range of free online courses on grant-writing and non-profits now available through our database Ed2Go.
Check out the guide and visit the Grants collection at the River Center Branch or call (225) 389-4964 for more information.
And don’t miss the Grants for Beginners presentation this Saturday, November 17, at the River Center Branch Library from 10-11 a.m. where you can learn more about the world of grants and grant-writing and the great resources the Library has for grant seekers.
