The Golden Key Award
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Outstanding Library Service Award
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The Golden Key Award was established in 1979 to recognize a school librarian who has made significant professional contributions to the profession in Hawai'i and given notable service to our organization. The recipient will be recognized and presented with a perpetual koa bowl and framed certificate at the HASL spring conference.
Important: The nominee cannot currently be serving on the Executive Board or be serving as the Awards Director. |
The Outstanding Library Service Award was formerly the Outstanding School Administrator Award. It has been expanded to honor any individual’s role in developing successful school library programs in Hawai‘i. Individuals might be legislators, community leaders, parent volunteers, teachers, business leaders, and retired educators in addition to school administrators. The recipient will be recognized and presented with a framed certificate at the HASL spring conference.
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2022 Golden Key Award Recipient
Shelley Lau, Aina Haina School Librarian "Shelley has mentored and inspired so many librarians throughout her career. Her school-wide literacy programs highlight the value of having a certified school librarian. Her lesson plans are the best that I've ever seen. I am also so inspired by her workshops that she leads at numerous past HASL conferences which help to elevate our profession. Thankful to know someone as dedicated and knowledgeable as her in the field."- Laurel Oshiro Shelley Lau
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2022 Outstanding Library Service Award Recipient
Joanna Dunn, Educational Specialist -Library Media Services "Joanna has given tremendous support to practically every school library in the state. She constantly seeks ways to expand library resources, organizes professional development opportunities for librarians, and communicates to administrators the necessity of a school librarian. In addition, Joanna coordinates professional development events (statewide conferences, district PLC meetings, webinars, PDe3 courses, etc.), so librarians can gain new knowledge, hone their skills, and network with other librarians." -Betty Arai Top: Meera and Danielle, Bottom: Maricar and Joanna Dunn
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