Training Serials Specialists: Internships as an Option.
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1994
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| author | Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue |
| author_facet | Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue |
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| contents | Training Serials Specialists: Internships as an Option. Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue Administrator Attitudes College Libraries Higher Education Internship Programs Librarians Library Education Library Technical Processes Library Technicians Program Evaluation Serials Student Attitudes Training Methods Discusses the lack of qualified, experienced serials librarians; suggests recruiting support staff from within technical services departments; and describes an internship program developed at Hofstra University (New York) to help train a library school student in serials work. The manager's perspective, the student's perspective, and an evaluation of the program are presented. (LRW) |
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| spellingShingle | Training Serials Specialists: Internships as an Option. Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue Administrator Attitudes College Libraries Higher Education Internship Programs Librarians Library Education Library Technical Processes Library Technicians Program Evaluation Serials Student Attitudes Training Methods Training Serials Specialists: Internships as an Option. Meiseles, Linda Feller, Sue Administrator Attitudes College Libraries Higher Education Internship Programs Librarians Library Education Library Technical Processes Library Technicians Program Evaluation Serials Student Attitudes Training Methods Discusses the lack of qualified, experienced serials librarians; suggests recruiting support staff from within technical services departments; and describes an internship program developed at Hofstra University (New York) to help train a library school student in serials work. The manager's perspective, the student's perspective, and an evaluation of the program are presented. (LRW) |
| title | Training Serials Specialists: Internships as an Option. |
| topic | Administrator Attitudes College Libraries Higher Education Internship Programs Librarians Library Education Library Technical Processes Library Technicians Program Evaluation Serials Student Attitudes Training Methods |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ483662 |