Online Job Search Class

Overall, the class was very successful. Seven people showed up for the 2-hour class session.

In the class, students learned how to find and develop keywords for their job search, select and use the appropriate online tools and job search sites, formulate an effective search strategy, conduct searches using various search techniques, and evaluate their finds. To support the curriculum, the instructor has created a website, class booklet, practice exercises, and additional resources for the class.

For more information about computer classes at the Ingleside Branch Library, visit our website at http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=0100000901 or call (415) 355-2898.

Workshop: Lifestyle Options for Seniors

Another successful lecture at the Library for seniors!

Therese Myzwinski and Nicole Amirehsani, CRD, and Jean Tokarek, Geriatric Care Manager Eldercare Services gave a talk topics related to home care, residential living, costs, health issues, memory related behaviors, signs of dementia, and care management assistance.

A total of 7 people attended the 90-minute program. Refeshments were provided. For more info about the speakers, visit the AlmaVia of San Francisco at http://www.eldercarealliance.org/

Lion Dance Performance - Chinese New Year

To celebrate the Chinese New Year, the Jing Mo Athletic Association performed at the newly opened Ingleside Branch Library.

This spectacular and colorful event was well attended and received by a crowd of 120 people. This the year of the Tiger. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

Circus Arts Workshop

It was another successful children program at the Ingleside Library on this past Saturday, Jan. 9th!

Patti Gelinas, the circus instructor, taught the kids how to move like a circus performer. The workshop was well received and a total of 31 people attended the 45 minutes program.

School Age Video Showing

Tuesday, January 14
at 4:30 p.m.

Title: It Must Be Love (‘Cause I Feel So Dumb!). The film is about 13-year old boy who has a crush on a cheerleader at his school and comes up with creative ways to try to impress her. The length of the film is about 29 minutes and is part of the ABC Afterschool Specials.