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| author | MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. |
| author_facet | MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. |
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| contents | Peer Information Counseling: An Academic Library Program for Minority Students. MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. Black Students College Environment College Libraries High Risk Students Higher Education Hispanic Americans Library Instruction Microcomputers Minority Groups Peer Counseling Program Effectiveness Undergraduate Students Describes and evaluates a library based peer counseling program at the University of Michigan which is staffed by minority undergraduates and designed to bridge the gap between minority students on campus and library resources. Program assessments by counselors, librarians, library staff, and users are discussed. (13 references) (Author/CLB) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1989 |
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| spellingShingle | Peer Information Counseling: An Academic Library Program for Minority Students. MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. Black Students College Environment College Libraries High Risk Students Higher Education Hispanic Americans Library Instruction Microcomputers Minority Groups Peer Counseling Program Effectiveness Undergraduate Students Peer Information Counseling: An Academic Library Program for Minority Students. MacAdam, Barbara Nichols, Darlene P. Black Students College Environment College Libraries High Risk Students Higher Education Hispanic Americans Library Instruction Microcomputers Minority Groups Peer Counseling Program Effectiveness Undergraduate Students Describes and evaluates a library based peer counseling program at the University of Michigan which is staffed by minority undergraduates and designed to bridge the gap between minority students on campus and library resources. Program assessments by counselors, librarians, library staff, and users are discussed. (13 references) (Author/CLB) |
| title | Peer Information Counseling: An Academic Library Program for Minority Students. |
| topic | Black Students College Environment College Libraries High Risk Students Higher Education Hispanic Americans Library Instruction Microcomputers Minority Groups Peer Counseling Program Effectiveness Undergraduate Students |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ401103 |