Skills in computer programming and digitizing images, as well as the understanding of copyright law for electronic materials, are solving the problem of how to make materials more available to a wider audience especially distance-learning students and researchers in remote locations. The mission of the school is to prepare information professionals of the highest quality to serve the state, the region and the world professionals who will be the leaders in the Information Century. In the course of doing this, the school provides resources for growth, leadership, research and service for the education, library and information communities. These gifts will help ensure that the School of Library and Information Sciences retains its competitive edge as one of the most progressive library and information sciences programs in the nation. Many opportunities exist for leaving your legacy through these initiatives.
Scholarships are the life force of a college program.
Students enrolled in the school come from all walks of life. Some are just starting college and have several years of full-time study ahead of them. Others are established professionals pursuing an advanced degree to enhance their career potential. Many are part-time students taking a few courses to acquire the skills and knowledge they need to compete. Scholarship resources are needed to help all of these students.