Oakville Public Library
Anna Snyder is a skilled professional with extensive experience in photography and digital imaging education, currently serving as a Creation Specialist in Program Development at Oakville Public Library since February 2020. Anna has held various faculty positions at institutions such as the University of Guelph-Humber and Georgian College, teaching courses focused on photography and digital arts. Prior experience includes roles as a Master Instructor with the Town of Oakville, Photography Technician at OCAD University, and teaching assistant at York University, where Anna developed and delivered educational content, maintained photography equipment, and provided individualized support to students. Anna holds a Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts from York University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from OCAD University.
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Oakville Public Library
The Oakville Public Library continually strives to provide our communities with valuable resources that educate, entertain, create opportunity, and encourage literacy. From the traditional paper-back book, to video games and DVD’s, we offer a wide selection of items to borrow and utilize, including digital services for downloading audio books, reading comics, and streaming movies and music. The Oakville Public Library has six branches located across the Town of Oakville, providing each neighbourhood with easy access to free Wi-Fi and computers, space for studying and reading, as well as great programming tailored for all ages, skill-levels, and areas of interest. In addition to these services, we have taken steps in developing more inclusive and cutting-edge community resource centres by updating our technology, renovating our branches, and introducing community maker spaces, such as the Creation Zone at our Iroquois Ridge Branch. The Oakville Public Library aims to inspire and motivate the community, and we will continue to provide our customers with opportunities for personal growth. To stay up-to-date with Oakville Public Library news, events, and programming, visit www.opl.ca.