Current Projects / Activities
Paul is currently scheduling additional onsite and online presentations, webinars, and online courses. To set up a learning opportunity, please contact him at paul@paulsignorelli.com.
— Author, Change the World Using Social Media, from Rowman & Littlefield; publication date: January 2021; for 30% discount, order through Rowman & Littlefield and use this code: RLFANDF30.
New: paperback edition of Change the World Using Social Media released spring 2023.)
For workshops/webinars on effectively using social media for activism, collaboration, and/or positive change, please contact Paul at paul@paulsignorelli.com.
— Library Advocacy Training Project Manager for the California Library Association
— Designer and facilitator of three-part online series of workshops on how to conduct online interviews (for students working on a project for the Sacramento Public Library); series repeats February/March 2024
— Facilitator for highly-interactive one-hour online employee-assistance program sessions through Claremont EAP
— Member, Board of Directors for the award-winning (UCLA Alumni Association “Network of the Year, 2023”) UCLA Daily Bruin Alumni Association (DBAN); helped develop and continue to co-facilitate a mentoring program and develop/facilitate workshops designed to support the professional development of students currently working on the campus newspaper
— Member, Public Library Association Continuing Education Advisory Group, which advises PLA (a division of the American Library Association) on the identification, development and evaluation of relevant, cost-effective, and emerging face-to-face and online continuing education products and services
— Participant/panelist in biweekly T is for Training podcast recordings (alternate Thursdays, 9 pm ET/6 pm PT) hosted by Maurice Coleman; listen to the latest episode—a conversation about websites and blogging for trainer-teacher-learners—through this link.
Upcoming Presentations
“Library Advocacy Basics: Creating Lifelong Civic Engagement” presentation at the American Library Association LibLearnX conference. Baltimore Convention Center, Sunday, January 21, 2024, 1-2 pm.
Monthly online library-advocacy training sessions through the California Library Association (2nd Wednesday of each month, starting at 10 am; updates on CLA community calendar)
One-hour facilitated conversations on a variety of employee assistance program topics (e.g., dealing conflict; time management; presentation skills; emotional intelligence) through Claremont EAP and for other clients.
To schedule a presentation/workshop onsite or online, please contact Paul (paul@paulsignorelli.com).