Challenges, Successes, and Possibilities: How MLS- and PhD-Holding Librarians Perceive Their Roles in Academic Libraries

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Hauptverfasser: Yulia V. Sevryugina, Craig Smith, Gabriel Mordoch
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author Yulia V. Sevryugina
Craig Smith
Gabriel Mordoch
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Craig Smith
Gabriel Mordoch
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Craig Smith
Gabriel Mordoch
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contents Challenges, Successes, and Possibilities: How MLS- and PhD-Holding Librarians Perceive Their Roles in Academic Libraries Yulia V. Sevryugina Craig Smith Gabriel Mordoch Academic Libraries Librarians Librarian Attitudes Barriers Success Teacher Role Doctoral Degrees Opportunities Value Judgment Masters Degrees This paper discusses perceptions regarding the roles of PhD- and MLS (or MLIS)-holding librarians within academic libraries in the United States gathered via a survey conducted in 2019. Based on a review of previous literature and the results of the survey--which present mixed opinions about PhD holders as librarians--the authors provide recommendations for ways libraries can effectively address some of the tensions regarding the role of PhD holders within academic librarianship. This article is useful for librarians of all educational backgrounds, PhD holders who are considering the transition to a library career, and library administrators involved in the hiring process.
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spellingShingle Challenges, Successes, and Possibilities: How MLS- and PhD-Holding Librarians Perceive Their Roles in Academic Libraries
Yulia V. Sevryugina
Craig Smith
Gabriel Mordoch
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Barriers
Success
Teacher Role
Doctoral Degrees
Opportunities
Value Judgment
Masters Degrees
Challenges, Successes, and Possibilities: How MLS- and PhD-Holding Librarians Perceive Their Roles in Academic Libraries Yulia V. Sevryugina Craig Smith Gabriel Mordoch Academic Libraries Librarians Librarian Attitudes Barriers Success Teacher Role Doctoral Degrees Opportunities Value Judgment Masters Degrees This paper discusses perceptions regarding the roles of PhD- and MLS (or MLIS)-holding librarians within academic libraries in the United States gathered via a survey conducted in 2019. Based on a review of previous literature and the results of the survey--which present mixed opinions about PhD holders as librarians--the authors provide recommendations for ways libraries can effectively address some of the tensions regarding the role of PhD holders within academic librarianship. This article is useful for librarians of all educational backgrounds, PhD holders who are considering the transition to a library career, and library administrators involved in the hiring process.
title Challenges, Successes, and Possibilities: How MLS- and PhD-Holding Librarians Perceive Their Roles in Academic Libraries
topic Academic Libraries
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Barriers
Success
Teacher Role
Doctoral Degrees
Opportunities
Value Judgment
Masters Degrees
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1420780