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1. Verfasser: Major, Jean A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1993
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contents Mature Librarians and the University Faculty: Factors Contributing to Librarians' Acceptance as Colleagues. Major, Jean A. Academic Libraries College Governing Councils Collegiality Faculty Higher Education Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Education Library Schools Mentors Professional Recognition Self Esteem Eighteen mature academic librarians were interviewed regarding acceptance as colleagues by teaching faculty. Performing the role of librarian and exploiting campus governance activities contributed significantly to collegial acceptance more than a common interest in research. The most important factor was self-confidence as a librarian. Models and mentors were also helpful. (Contains five references.) (EAM)
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spellingShingle Mature Librarians and the University Faculty: Factors Contributing to Librarians' Acceptance as Colleagues.
Major, Jean A.
Academic Libraries
College Governing Councils
Collegiality
Faculty
Higher Education
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Education
Library Schools
Mentors
Professional Recognition
Self Esteem
Mature Librarians and the University Faculty: Factors Contributing to Librarians' Acceptance as Colleagues. Major, Jean A. Academic Libraries College Governing Councils Collegiality Faculty Higher Education Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Education Library Schools Mentors Professional Recognition Self Esteem Eighteen mature academic librarians were interviewed regarding acceptance as colleagues by teaching faculty. Performing the role of librarian and exploiting campus governance activities contributed significantly to collegial acceptance more than a common interest in research. The most important factor was self-confidence as a librarian. Models and mentors were also helpful. (Contains five references.) (EAM)
title Mature Librarians and the University Faculty: Factors Contributing to Librarians' Acceptance as Colleagues.
topic Academic Libraries
College Governing Councils
Collegiality
Faculty
Higher Education
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Education
Library Schools
Mentors
Professional Recognition
Self Esteem
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ473071