"The Greatest Librarians of the World...Were Not Graduates of Library School."
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| author | Bak, Greg |
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| contents | "The Greatest Librarians of the World...Were Not Graduates of Library School." Bak, Greg Credentials Foreign Countries Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Schools Library Science Professional Development Professional Personnel Lacking a regional library school in the 1930s, librarians of the Maritime Library Institute (MLI) did not view themselves as inferior to the "trained librarians" of central Canada, but crafted a professional identity through mutual support and shared expertise. This essay discusses creation of the MLI; transforming the Maritime Library Association (MLA); defining professional credentials; and professional development and professional identity in the Maritimes. (AEF) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2002 |
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| spellingShingle | "The Greatest Librarians of the World...Were Not Graduates of Library School." Bak, Greg Credentials Foreign Countries Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Schools Library Science Professional Development Professional Personnel "The Greatest Librarians of the World...Were Not Graduates of Library School." Bak, Greg Credentials Foreign Countries Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Schools Library Science Professional Development Professional Personnel Lacking a regional library school in the 1930s, librarians of the Maritime Library Institute (MLI) did not view themselves as inferior to the "trained librarians" of central Canada, but crafted a professional identity through mutual support and shared expertise. This essay discusses creation of the MLI; transforming the Maritime Library Association (MLA); defining professional credentials; and professional development and professional identity in the Maritimes. (AEF) |
| title | "The Greatest Librarians of the World...Were Not Graduates of Library School." |
| topic | Credentials Foreign Countries Higher Education Librarians Library Education Library Schools Library Science Professional Development Professional Personnel |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ673388 |