How to Volunteer for the Library





We have three ways to get involved with the library:
- Library Department Volunteers
- Limited shelving positions
- 2-hour shift each week
- 3 month commitment
- Friends & Foundation (LPLFF) Volunteers
- Flexible schedule with no hour requirements
- VolunTeens
- 7th-12th graders
- 1-hour shelving shift each week
- Semester-long commitment
Check below for a detailed listing of all available volunteer positions. Please note that we do not offer community service opportunities at this time.
Step 1: Fill out an application
The Library Volunteer and Friends & Foundation Volunteer application for those who are 18+ years old can be found here.
Our VolunTeen application is CLOSED for the Spring Semester. It will open again in May for the Summer Semester. Stay tuned!
Step 2: Attend the New Volunteer Orientation
In orientation, you will learn about all the ways you can support the library as a volunteer. (1 hour)
Step 3: Volunteer Interview
After orientation, we’ll schedule a short interview to get you matched with a department. (15 mins)
Step 4: Attend a training shift
Come in for your first volunteer session with a mentor who will train you and answer any of your questions. (1.5 hours)
Step 5: Volunteer!