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Have QR codes available for Journey maps on tables

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Distribute a special flyer to promote the event

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For ex

First time attendee, seasoned, not my first rodeo

with signage so people can convene

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How to paint kindness rocks with paint pens - wild flowers

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Have some conversation starters in the space

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Not sure how this would work but that get to know you game where participating members get a card with a leaf or something and they have to find someone else with that same symbol?

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Bingo cards with different types of people you are looking for

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offer paper where people can add their name and email to give someone

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offer paper where people can add their name and email to give someone

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Have a small prize (magnet, sticker)for those who complete a bingo card in which they find people that meet a category (academic librarian, new librarian, etc)

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Mid-career networking meet up (“stuck in the middle”)

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Building a wall that each leaf is something that they bring to their library

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I always thought it would be rad to have a zine making station where folks can showcase how their conference experience is going.

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Have an image of a tree and people can ask questions and tape leaves on the tree others can respond with other leaves and contact info

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Have an image of a tree and people can ask questions and tape leaves on the tree others can respond with other leaves and contact info

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Room to grow and get to know your community!

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If it is a tea party- best tea time hat wins a prize.

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If it is a tea party- best tea time hat wins a prize.

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Upcycle Book Pages to Create Easy Vintage Flowers for Junk Journals

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have different types of tea and fun cups

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paper creations==make flowers and put up for others to take?

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paper creations==make flowers and put up for others to take?

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Maybe we could have posted topics (supervisor questions, grant questions, program questions...) and if you have experience you can leave cards for people to take if they need help in these areas

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Garden brunch? BYO champagne ;)

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can we have a big sketchnote wall? People add their learning

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I don't have a green thumb but I do love getting tiny garden sets or seeds. We could also highlight any seed libraries in the area or Texas overall.

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Get ppl to get familiar with GRB

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I have a para that does these amazing flowers and vases from weeded books. It would be really fun to do something like that for a garden party.

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Could we make a tree trunk with branches out of paper? We could have leaves and people could write ideas, affirmations, etc on the leaves and add them to the tree. It could stay up until conference ends.

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Maybe instead of a dinner/drink meet up host game board or card game meet up? This could be an alternate programming option for folks who maybe want a smaller social event that is not centered around eating/drinking.

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Give each guest a paper flower with a conversation starter. Plant the flower at a table by sharing with someone new. Create a bingo card with prompts like "met someone from outside my district"

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People can make selfies with a selfie wall with accessories

and share them with us. The pictures could be displayed on other screens on other days during the convention

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What if you did something similar to the journey maps, but instead by Division and each division lists three (or whatever number) RT's that are particularly applicable to that type of librarian. For example, Children's Round Table probably wouldn't be on the CULD list, but could/would be on the PLD and TASL lists. The discussion groups could be included as well. I'm not sure though if some RT would be left out and whether or not this would actually come across as exclusionary or not though.

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Some people REALLY love stickers so what about a sticker like the one Valerie saw at the D1 Fall meeting? Or it could be something like "I attended the [insert name of event]".

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Not necessarily a name for the event, but a descriptor to use for advertisement.

"Cultivate your professional network by connecting with other TLA members at [insert event name]. Build your community and help us kick off conference Sunday, March 29 from [insert time]...."

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What if you did a play on the "Marked Safe" meme's that people could post to their social media and tag TLA.

It could be something like...

"Having Fun at"

[insert name of event]

[insert little flag]

Today

OR, ooh I like this even better...

"Connecting at"

[insert name of event]

[insert little flag]

Today

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Is there some sort of "flash" promotion that could be done at registration Sunday morning from 7:00 - 10:30?

I'm thinking some sort of old school, physical sign with flashing lights ( might be over the top, LOL) but something that really grabs people's attention in the registration area and conveys the time, location and a one sentence descriptor.

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Each Round Table could have QR codes linked to their committee and volunteer applications. Since this is a networking event, this might be a good way to let TLA members which RT's have committees with upcoming open spots for volunteer opportunities.

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After painting a rock , leave it somewhere so it can be found. Take a rock leave a rock.