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Main Author: Alire, Camila A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ554196
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contents Ethnic Populations: A Model for Statewide Service. [and] Mentoring on My Mind: It Takes a Family To Graduate a Minority Library Professional. Alire, Camila A. Access to Information Asian Americans Blacks Ethnic Groups Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Science Library Services Mentors Minority Groups Models Outreach Programs Student Needs Although libraries offer equal information access, they need to be proactive to reach minority populations. This article describes efforts in Colorado to provide improved library services to African-American, Asian American, Latino, and Native American minorities and mentoring programs for minority library science students. Includes a model ethnic sensitivity statement for public libraries. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Ethnic Populations: A Model for Statewide Service. [and] Mentoring on My Mind: It Takes a Family To Graduate a Minority Library Professional.
Alire, Camila A.
Access to Information
Asian Americans
Blacks
Ethnic Groups
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Education
Library Science
Library Services
Mentors
Minority Groups
Models
Outreach Programs
Student Needs
Ethnic Populations: A Model for Statewide Service. [and] Mentoring on My Mind: It Takes a Family To Graduate a Minority Library Professional. Alire, Camila A. Access to Information Asian Americans Blacks Ethnic Groups Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Science Library Services Mentors Minority Groups Models Outreach Programs Student Needs Although libraries offer equal information access, they need to be proactive to reach minority populations. This article describes efforts in Colorado to provide improved library services to African-American, Asian American, Latino, and Native American minorities and mentoring programs for minority library science students. Includes a model ethnic sensitivity statement for public libraries. (PEN)
title Ethnic Populations: A Model for Statewide Service. [and] Mentoring on My Mind: It Takes a Family To Graduate a Minority Library Professional.
topic Access to Information
Asian Americans
Blacks
Ethnic Groups
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Education
Library Science
Library Services
Mentors
Minority Groups
Models
Outreach Programs
Student Needs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ554196