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QUESTION: Radical-friendly MLS program?
Submitted by Anonymousy on Sat, 12/15/2007 - 5:58pm.question / pregunta:
Hey there. I'm looking at MLS/MLIS/etc. programs and would like to know which, if any, library schools are particularly friendly to the aspiring radical librarian. I am interested in rural libraries, so I'm particularly concerned with developing the skills necessary to make radical programming (& collection development) work in conservative communities.
More generally, did your MLIS program help you to develop the practical skills you've needed in your work, rather than just discussing theory?
location / localización:
philadelphia, pa
Scholarships to St. Johns
Submitted by jenna on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 1:55pm.In case any of y'all who aren't already librarians have been thinking about a career in librarianship, here's your chance to do so with a LAURA BUSH scholarship.
"St. John’s Division of Library & Information Science is funding 40 full scholarships for students interested in earning their MLS with an emphasis on engaging underserved children and their families in using public libraries, school media centers, and museums." http://dwarfurl.com/ef0f9
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