Teen Volunteer
Summer Volunteer applications have closed. Please check back in August to learn more about school-year volunteer opportunities.
Teen volunteers support SLP in a variety of ways:
| Teen volunteers are:
If you have any questions, please feel free to email Portia ([email protected]) |
Dear Teens,
We are not currently accepting new school-year volunteers. Please check back in August to find out more about open positions!
Best,
Portia
Volunteer Positions
| Virtual Volunteering | In-Person Program Support | In-Person Facilities Support |
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How to Apply
| Virtual Volunteering | In-Person Positions |
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Why Volunteer at the Library
- Support library programs
- Give back to the community
- Develop job skills
Further Information
Feel free to email teen librarian Portia if you have any questions!
While we are currently only offering teen volunteer positions at Main Library, we hope to welcome volunteers to our branches in the near future!
If you have volunteered before and are applying to work this Fall, please make sure you know your MyVolunteer login and password; do not make a new account. Please email Portia if you need to update either of these.
Attention Parent/Guardian
It is highly recommended that your teen is responsible for all correspondence regarding the Teen Volunteer Program; starting with the application process and continuing throughout their volunteer service. This program strives to prepare your child for his/her first job.
We feel that the more responsibility that volunteers have in the successful execution of completing their service, the better prepared he or she will be to apply for jobs and enter the work force. When at all possible, please ask your teen to call, email, organize, and initiate! Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Want to be a leader and influence your community library? Do you feel passionate about making our community a better place? Then join the Teen Advisory Group (TAG)!
TAG runs from September to the end of May. Alongside giving feedback on teen library programs, TAG will:
- Identify a community need/issue
- Research that issue (for example, interviewing friends, family, or neighbors)
- Develop a way that the library can address that need/issue (for example, buying more books, bringing in a guest artist or teacher, etc.)
- Create a public awareness campaign
TAG meets in the evening on the first and third Tuesday of the month at the Main Library (some meetings will be virtual); we ask that TAG members commit to the whole year*. Receive volunteer credit for meetings and for work done outside the meetings.
Apply
Further Information
If you have any questions, email Portia.
Please note: We understand if life sometimes gets in the way!