New Academic Librarians and Their Perceptions of the Profession

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Hauptverfasser: Sare, Laura, Bales, Stephen, Neville, Bruce
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Veröffentlicht: 2012
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author Sare, Laura
Bales, Stephen
Neville, Bruce
author_facet Sare, Laura
Bales, Stephen
Neville, Bruce
Sare, Laura
Bales, Stephen
Neville, Bruce
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contents New Academic Librarians and Their Perceptions of the Profession Sare, Laura Bales, Stephen Neville, Bruce Grounded Theory Continuing Education Library Services Librarians Academic Libraries Librarian Attitudes Library Science Higher Education This study identifies developments relevant to new academic librarians' perceptions of librarianship. Through use of the long interview and document analysis, the researchers developed a grounded theory consisting of six categories that weigh upon novice librarians' perceptions of the profession: (1) deciding upon a career, (2) experiencing graduate school, (3) continuing education, (4) defining the work, (5) evaluating the work, and (6) (re)imagining the future. The categories are analyzed to theorize how perceptions shift from the decision to pursue a new career through the first few years of professional work, and these processes' educational implications are considered. (Contains 36 notes, 1 table and 1 figure.)
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spellingShingle New Academic Librarians and Their Perceptions of the Profession
Sare, Laura
Bales, Stephen
Neville, Bruce
Grounded Theory
Continuing Education
Library Services
Librarians
Academic Libraries
Librarian Attitudes
Library Science
Higher Education
New Academic Librarians and Their Perceptions of the Profession Sare, Laura Bales, Stephen Neville, Bruce Grounded Theory Continuing Education Library Services Librarians Academic Libraries Librarian Attitudes Library Science Higher Education This study identifies developments relevant to new academic librarians' perceptions of librarianship. Through use of the long interview and document analysis, the researchers developed a grounded theory consisting of six categories that weigh upon novice librarians' perceptions of the profession: (1) deciding upon a career, (2) experiencing graduate school, (3) continuing education, (4) defining the work, (5) evaluating the work, and (6) (re)imagining the future. The categories are analyzed to theorize how perceptions shift from the decision to pursue a new career through the first few years of professional work, and these processes' educational implications are considered. (Contains 36 notes, 1 table and 1 figure.)
title New Academic Librarians and Their Perceptions of the Profession
topic Grounded Theory
Continuing Education
Library Services
Librarians
Academic Libraries
Librarian Attitudes
Library Science
Higher Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ975617