Mapping curricular reform in library/information studies education
Subtitle: the American mosaic
By: Virgil L.P. Blake, editor.
Contributors: Blake, Virgil L. P.
Publisher: Haworth Press
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
Subjects: Library education -- United States; Information science -- Study and teaching (Higher) -- United States
Other titles: Public & access services quarterly.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 117-118).
Simultaneously published as Public & access services quarterly, v. 1, no. 3, 1995.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Mapping Curricular Reform in Library/Information Studies Education:; title: The American Mosaic; title: CONTENTS; title: The American Mosaic: Mapping Curriculum Reform- An Introduction and Overview; title: Virgil L. P. Blake; title: The Status of Public Education in Our Nation's Large Urban Areas; title: Joseph Fernandez; title: Common Threads: Public Education, Public Libraries and Urban America; title: Virgil L. P. Blake; title: Are You Ready for 2000? Issues Raised by an Education That Is Multicultural; title: Leslie Agard-Jones; title: Dividends of Diversity; title: Alex Boyd; title: Keeping Pace with Changes in the Curriculum and in the Student Body; title: Bernice R. Jones-Trent; title: Who's Out There and What Do They Want?; title: Joshua Cohen; title: Spanish Speaking Users and Their Communities: A Librarian's Response; title: Katharine M. Breen; title: Beyond Quality Services; title: Elizabeth S. Hsu; title: Multiculturalism and Technology in the Academic Library; title: Mario A. Charles; title: Preparing Librarians for the Twenty-First Century- Assuring That They Will Measure Up; title: W. David Penniman; title: Moving Beyond Cliche: Cultural Diversity and the Curriculum in Library and Information Studies; title: William C. Welburn; title: Multicultural Approach for Curriculum Development in the Library and Information Sciences: Where Are We Going?; title: Ana N. Arzu; title: Find 'Em or Grow Your Own: Recruitment and Retention of Minorities in the Library Profession; title: Karen Thorburn; title: Supplemental Bibliography.