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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk is listed as Early Literacy Librarian at Kenosha Public Library, based in Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States. AeroLeads shows phone signal with area code 262 and a matched LinkedIn profile for Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk.
Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk previously worked as Founder/Blogger at Tessa Fox Reads and Early Literacy Librarian at Grayslake Area Public Library. Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk holds Master’S Degree, Library And Information Science from University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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About Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk
I became a youth librarian because I want to help children realize all of the places reading can take them. I want to help kids take advantage of how much information is available to them today thanks to public libraries and technology. What I want to do for library patrons is what my parents, teachers and librarians did for me: Make me a bookworm, a word nerd and a lifelong learner.
Listed skills include Editorial, Journalism, Ap Style, Editing, and 28 others.
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Founder/Blogger
A self-maintained blog dedicated to all things bookish, including my time as a graduate student, publishing news and trends, the value of community libraries and the importance of childhood literacy. Visit my website at TessaFoxReads.com.My responsibilities in this position include:-Writing and editing blog posts-Reviewing and recommending books-Maintaining social media accounts-Following other similar blogs-Paying attention to the publishing industry trends
Early Literacy Librarian
A northeastern Illinois public library in the Village of Grayslake with a legal service population of approximately 28,000.My responsibilities in this position include:-Planning and implementing three storytimes a week (baby, toddlers, preschoolers)-Budgeting and collection development, including purchasing all materials for ages birth-8, (picture books, easy readers, board books, foreign language, DVDs and CDs; resulting in being responsible for about $40,000 worth of taxpayer dollars per fiscal year)-Project management for department and library-wide incentives, including the Winter Reading Program, Summer Reading Program and special events like the annual Preschool Fair, Star Wars Reads Day, and One Idea, One Community events-Performing outreach visits for area schools, from preschool-middle school-Staffing the Youth Reference Desk and performing readers' advisory, technology help, program registration, etc.
Youth Services Librarian
A southeastern Wisconsin library with locations in Salem and Twin Lakes with a legal service population of approximately 31,000; Part of the Kenosha County Library System.My responsibilities in this position included:-Reinvigorating and marketing new youth programs, including a Teen Advisory Group and after-hours programming-Maintaining contact with area preschool-high school teachers and librarians to schedule outreach visits promoting the library, its services, materials and programs to students; and distributing program flyers to teachers/librarians-Collection Development and Management for the entire Youth Services Department (birth-teen) including weeding, purchasing, reorganizing and cataloging projects; and implementing improvements to library’s youth areas-Scheduling and implementing active and passive programs for all ages; creating library displays for children and teens; editing library program brochures; and organizing and implementing the Winter Reading Program and Summer Reading Program for children ages birth-18 years old-Performing readers’ advisory, reference and tech help; fulfilling material requests and reservations; writing and editing the monthly library eNewsletter; covering the adult reference and circulation desks as needed; serving as the person-in-charge when a supervisor is not present; and gathering library statistics
Library Assistant
A southeastern Wisconsin library with locations in Salem and Twin Lakes with a legal service population of approximately 31,000; Part of the Kenosha County Library System.My responsibilities in this position included:-Serving as the person-in-charge when a supervisor is not present-Creating and implementing adult programming-Editing the monthly eNewsletter-Answering patrons' technological, reference and readers' advisory questions-Registering patrons for library programs and events-Fulfilling patrons' reservation requests for library materials-Helping library patrons locate and reserve library materials
Library Aide
A local Southeastern Wisconsin library with locations in Salem and Twin Lakes with a legal service population of approximately 31,000; Part of the Kenosha County Library System. I held this position for a few months before being promoted to my current role as library assistant.My responsibilities in this position included:-Circulation duties such as checking in, out and renewing library items-Collecting payment for library services and fines-Sorting book deliveries and routing them to other libraries in Kenosha County-Shelving library items-Issuing and renewing patron library cards-Sending patrons' faxes
Youth Services Intern
The City of South Milwaukee's public library with a legal service population of approximately 21,000; member of the Milwaukee County Federated Library System.My responsibilities in this position included:-Observing, creating and implementing children's storytimes and other youth programming-Collection development tasks such as weeding, cataloging, purchasing and shelving-Creating book displays and age-appropriate book lists-Answering patrons' reference and readers' advisory questions-Helping library patrons locate and reserve library materials
Publishing Intern
The world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books.My responsibilities in this position included: -Producing online editorial content for Scholastic Instructor and Scholastic Administrator magazines-Analyzing other education magazines' marketing and advertising-Collecting data and creating reports based on BRCs for internal operations
Editor-In-Chief
Marquette University’s student newspaper and the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2010 Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper. Part of the digital Marquette Student Media cooperative service, the Marquette Wire; winner of the Associated Press Media Editors' Journalism Innovator of the Year Award 2015.My responsibilities in this position include: -Editing all the content for the student newspaper and making editorial decisions-Working closely with the advertising department and printing company to ensure a profitable, quality news product-Collaborating with the campus magazine and television and radio stations to launch an innovative and collaborative student media website showcasing student-produced multimedia packages, known as the Marquette Wire
Summer News Intern
The daily newspaper of Racine County, an urban and rural community in southeastern Wisconsin.My responsibilities in this position included:-Attending and covering events in Racine County-Analyzing police reports and developing related briefs-Brainstorming photo ideas with staff photographers, taking photos for articles
Winter News Intern
The daily newspaper of Racine County, an urban and rural community in southeastern Wisconsin. After completing this internship I was asked back to serve as the 2013 summer intern.My responsibilities in this position included:-Attending and covering events in Racine County-Analyzing police reports and developing related briefs-Brainstorming photo ideas with staff photographers, taking photos for articles
Freelance Reporter
Marquette University’s quarterly student magazine.My responsibilities in this position included:-Brainstorming story ideas -Writing and reporting about events in Marquette and Milwaukee communities
Op-Ed Desk Editor/Editorial Writer
Marquette University’s student newspaper; SPJ’s 2010 Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper.My responsibilities in this position included:-Discussing possible stances on an issue with editorial board members-Synthesizing and developing the collective opinion into an editorial-Editing columns and design page layout-Maintaining the op-ed section Twitter account
Editorial Board Member For The Washington Post Project, "The 12"
The Post’s online election project: college journalists in 12 swing states documenting the 2012 election.My responsibilities in this position included:-Aggregating content from new sources focusing on Wisconsin and national politics -Creating original content; photo, video and written-Crowd sourcing voters’ thoughts and opinions through social media -Attending and covering political events in the Milwaukee area
Intern/Reporter
An online publication focusing on central city Milwaukee and its agencies.My responsibilities in this position included:-Brainstorming and pitching story ideas-Covering central city Milwaukee events and local non-profit organizations-Writing, photographing, filming and producing multimedia packages
Editorial Writer
Marquette University’s student newspaper; SPJ’s 2010 Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper.My responsibilities in this position included:-Discussing possible stances on vary issues with other editorial board members-Synthesizing and developing collective opinion into one editorial
Freelance Blogger
Marquette University’s quarterly student magazine.My responsibilities in this position included:-Brainstorming story ideas-Writing web content
Freelance News Reporter
Marquette University’s student newspaper; SPJ’s 2010 Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper.My responsibilities in this position included:-Brainstorming story ideas-Writing and reporting in Marquette and Milwaukee communities
Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk education
Master’S Degree, Library And Information Science
Undergraduate, Journalism
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk works for Kenosha Public Library.
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk is listed as Early Literacy Librarian at Kenosha Public Library.
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk is based in Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States while working with Kenosha Public Library.
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk has worked for Kenosha Public Library, Tessa Fox Reads, Grayslake Area Public Library, Community Library, and South Milwaukee Public Library.
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk holds Master’S Degree, Library And Information Science from University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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Tessa Fox-Pawlaczyk is listed with skills including Editorial, Journalism, Ap Style, Editing, Social Media, Newspapers, Blogging, and Digital Storytelling.
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