The ALA-Accredited MLS: What It Means to Academic Libraries.
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| author | Gabehart, Alan D. |
| author_facet | Gabehart, Alan D. Gabehart, Alan D. |
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| contents | The ALA-Accredited MLS: What It Means to Academic Libraries. Gabehart, Alan D. Academic Libraries Accreditation (Institutions) Employment Qualifications Higher Education Library Education Library Schools Library Surveys Masters Degrees Occupational Information Personnel Selection Trend Analysis Describes a study that examined the policies of academic libraries requiring that job applicants possess an American Library Association (ALA) accredited Masters of Library Science (MLS) degree. A survey of academic libraries and analysis of job advertisements indicate that most libraries have policies requiring an ALA accredited MLS, but would not automatically reject other applications. (eight references) (CLB) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1989 |
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| spellingShingle | The ALA-Accredited MLS: What It Means to Academic Libraries. Gabehart, Alan D. Academic Libraries Accreditation (Institutions) Employment Qualifications Higher Education Library Education Library Schools Library Surveys Masters Degrees Occupational Information Personnel Selection Trend Analysis The ALA-Accredited MLS: What It Means to Academic Libraries. Gabehart, Alan D. Academic Libraries Accreditation (Institutions) Employment Qualifications Higher Education Library Education Library Schools Library Surveys Masters Degrees Occupational Information Personnel Selection Trend Analysis Describes a study that examined the policies of academic libraries requiring that job applicants possess an American Library Association (ALA) accredited Masters of Library Science (MLS) degree. A survey of academic libraries and analysis of job advertisements indicate that most libraries have policies requiring an ALA accredited MLS, but would not automatically reject other applications. (eight references) (CLB) |
| title | The ALA-Accredited MLS: What It Means to Academic Libraries. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Accreditation (Institutions) Employment Qualifications Higher Education Library Education Library Schools Library Surveys Masters Degrees Occupational Information Personnel Selection Trend Analysis |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ405797 |