Reactions to "1985 to 1990: The Next Decade in Academic Librarianship," Parts I and II.

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Main Authors: Robbins-Carter, Jane B., And Others
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Language:en
Published: 1985
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author Robbins-Carter, Jane B.
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Reactions to "1985 to 1990: The Next Decade in Academic Librarianship," Parts I and II. Robbins-Carter, Jane B. And Others Academic Libraries Futures (of Society) Higher Education Job Skills Librarians Library Administration Library Education Library Schools Library Science Opinions Technological Advancement Presents reactions of four professionals in library field to two-part article concerning future of academic librarianship. Topics covered include academic library administration, library education, current and future job skills and requirements, fundamental changes necessary before librarians can accept new responsibilities, and additional recommendations for Association of College and Research Libraries. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Reactions to "1985 to 1990: The Next Decade in Academic Librarianship," Parts I and II.
Robbins-Carter, Jane B.
And Others
Academic Libraries
Futures (of Society)
Higher Education
Job Skills
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Schools
Library Science
Opinions
Technological Advancement
Reactions to "1985 to 1990: The Next Decade in Academic Librarianship," Parts I and II. Robbins-Carter, Jane B. And Others Academic Libraries Futures (of Society) Higher Education Job Skills Librarians Library Administration Library Education Library Schools Library Science Opinions Technological Advancement Presents reactions of four professionals in library field to two-part article concerning future of academic librarianship. Topics covered include academic library administration, library education, current and future job skills and requirements, fundamental changes necessary before librarians can accept new responsibilities, and additional recommendations for Association of College and Research Libraries. (EJS)
title Reactions to "1985 to 1990: The Next Decade in Academic Librarianship," Parts I and II.
topic Academic Libraries
Futures (of Society)
Higher Education
Job Skills
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Schools
Library Science
Opinions
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ322427