To foster the love for reading and library, the USL Elementary Library conducted various activities in celebration of the National Children’s Book Day on July 15, 2014. Activities conducted include:  speed reading among Grades 4 to 6, book talks among Grades 1 to 3 and storytelling with preschool and kindergarten pupils. Storytelling was conducted among kindergarten Sampaguita and preschool Rose by Mrs. Venus I. Guyos, the Director of Libraries while   Mrs. Arlyn S. Cristobal, Elementary Library Head, did the same with the pupils of preschool Sunflower and kindergarten Sampaguita.  The activity was conducted at the Elementary Library.

The Libraries of University of Saint Louis, in its continued effort to strengthen its collection, held a two-day Book Fair on May 29-30, 2014 at the Second Floor, College Library. Sixteen (16) book publishers and vendors joined the event and exhibited their most recent books. A periodical provider and an e-book agent also participated in the activity, showcasing their resources.

 USL faculty members and students from Elementary to College selected materials from the exhibit. Areas of the Library Collection with few references were prioritized. An estimated 6.5 million pesos worth of materials was recommended for purchase.

 The second day of the Summer Book Fair was a dedicated to the conduct of a forum hosted by the PLAI-CaVRLC and University of Saint Louis Libraries. Among the speakers were Michael A. Pinto, PLAI President and USL Libraries Director, Mrs. Venus Ibarra-Guyos, Mr. David Cabonero, Mrs. Juliet Villanueva, and Mrs. Dolly Cayaban.

More often than not, when an organization gets a new leader, its normal effect to subordinates is “another adjustment.” However, having been working with this new leader for several years, this so-called “another adjustment” was not felt that much because she is neither new as co-worker nor new as a leader for me. 
As her partner in leadership, I thought of writing this article to spread the good “Enu-s” to all louisians. Yes, we fondly call her, Ma’am Enu. This enu-vative, enu-rgetic, and enu-rmous young and passionate lady truly invades leadership at USL Libraries. Get “Enu” her better as she explicitly answers my interview questions below: