In person, by phone, or by e-mail, the librarians at our Reference Desk are ready to help! Each of them is a professional with a Master’s Degree in Library Science and is specially trained to help you locate what you need. Visit or call (422-1480) during library hours (open 60 hours per week) or ask 24/7 by using our e-mail reference service available at www.whiteplainslibrary.org

The White Plains Library Foundation is the recipient of a grant from The New York State Music Fund for its “Salute to Contemporary Music” series.

“This is a great opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to enrich their lives through free cultural events at the Library,” said White Plains Library Foundation President Judith Nevins. “Beginning in September 2007, 

Finding a Job on the Web

Tuesday, March 27 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm Industry expert Peter Weddle presents
a dynamic presentation about how to
effectively use the Internet to fi nd a job, whether you’re a professional who’s
changing careers or new to the job market.*

Find the Perfect Career for
Your Personality

Saturday, April 14 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Your choice of career should take into consideration who you are and what you
want. Life Coach Margaret Rubick will
help you understand the self-assessment process, which can lead to lasting changes
in your life and work.

Get Connected to Your Future:
Job Resources at the Library

Saturday, April 21 from 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Job Information Librarian Sharon Rothman discusses books and databases to
help you fi nd that perfect job, including resources for job exploration, career advancement and Civil Service exams.

* Presented in conjunction with WEBS Career and Educational Counseling Service.

Join us as we celebrate

Women’s
History
Month

Jaymie Meyer

Hear a concert showcasing female songwriters of the Great American Songbook with vocalist Jaymie Meyer and pianist Ian Herman on Sunday, March 18 at 2:30 pm. Composers and lyricists to be featured include Dorothy Fields, Peggy Lee, Betty Comden, Francesca Blumenthal, and White Plains native Diane Scanlon.

Check out a book from our special Women’s History Month display opposite the Reference Desk.

 Search one of the Library’s subscription databases for articles and information about famous women and their accomplishments.

Get Serious About
Your Job Search!

A series of free workshops funded by
the White Plains Library Foundation

Write Your Resume Right!

Saturday, April 28 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Learn the basics of how to write a resume appropriate for a specifi c job description
and your career objective with Stella
Rukminie Major of Westchester One Stop Employment Center.

I Got the Job!
Keys to Successful Interviews

Saturday, May 5 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm
In the highly competitive world of job
searches, the interview is a crucial factor
in a company’s decision-making process.
Lesley Cymrot of Learning Seminars
Co. presents an invaluable one-session
seminar with role-play – specifically
designed to teach success at business interviews.

Career Fitness: How to Keep
Employers From Kicking Sand in
Your Face

Wednesday, May 16 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm
How can you plan and direct your career in today’s challenging job market? How can
you position yourself to increase both your happiness and your paycheck? Industry
expert Peter Weddle reveals the secret to building a healthy and rewarding career in
a provocative session based on his new book, Career Fitness.*

GOT
HOMEWORK?

Get Live Help
From Real Tutors

In the Trove:

Help from White Plains teachers is available for children through grade 6, Monday-Wednesday from 4-7 pm and Thursday from 4-6 pm when school is in session.

Online:

Students in grades 4-12 can connect to tutors in an online classroom for help in math, science, social studies and English through the Library’s web site, available everyday from 2-11 pm. Spanish speaking tutors are available
Sunday-Thursday from 6-10 pm.

Funding for this service
provided by
the White Plains 
Library Foundation

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Free Consumer Advice @ the Library

A representative of the New York State Attorney General’s Consumer Outreach Program is available in the Library’s Center for Business, Jobs & Nonprofi ts on a quarterly basis to discuss and offer advice on consumer complaints. Brochures on various consumer subjects are also available. Next date is March 7 from 2:30 - 4:30 pm.