Vetted Program: Pam O'Hara
The Vetted Programs were created by request of the SELCO public library directors. This turnkey program provides the opportunity for a variety of artists, musicians, authors, and storytellers to share their performances.
38 participated
To have participants recognize the library is a place to experience quality programming.
Increase participants' knowledge of different arts and cultural heritage topics/programs.
Expose library patrons to arts, performances, events they may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience in their community.
Evaluations were done using surveys, focus groups, and/or interviews.
Being able to make the books and keep them, all the different paper choices and sizes they were able to work with, the different techniques for making books.
It was so easy to set up, all the materials were provided, she had appropriate expectations of kids and was warm and friendly.
Adult Survey
Number of Adult Surveys Collected
3
1) Quality of the Program
3/3 respondents rated the program as "4 very good"; "Enjoyed the presentation and Pam."
2) Positive Experience
3/3 respondents rated the program as "4 strongly agree"
3) Enhanced knowledge and understanding
3/3 respondents rated the program as "4 strongly agree"
4) More or less likely to think of library as a place to experience cultural or arts programming
3/3 respondents rated the program as "4 strongly agree" that they view the library as a place to experience cultural and arts programs
5) What did (participant) like best about this program?
Making the stuff; unique way to display art; making booklet to take home
SELCO, Ben Franklin Elementary School (Rochester), Hokah Public Library