CI News Letter 2008
CONTINUE READINGAuthor: Alex Lehner
AITP/STARS newsletter
Linda Most wins ALISE Award
Linda Most, a doctoral candidate at The Florida State University College of Information, has been awarded the Norman Horrocks Leadership Award from the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE). Each year ALISE recognizes one new member who has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities in its professional activities. ALISE is "a non-profit organization that serves …
CONTINUE READINGCI Student Nominated for ALA Division President
Kim Patton, a masters student at the Florida State University College of Information and aKansas young adult specialist (Lawrence Public Library), has been nominated for president of the Young Adult Library Services Division of the American Library Association. Read an article about her life and her service: “Bookworm: Librarian turned childhood passion into fulfilling career,” …
CONTINUE READINGColloquia: Can a Visual Indexing Vocabulary Tame Tags? And should it?
Presented by: Corinne Jorgensen
CONTINUE READINGFLA Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship Award – deadline 12/5/08
Only one month left to apply for ACRL’s Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship Award! The Association of College & Research Libraries, with generous support from Thomson Reuters, makes an annual award of $1,500 to support dissertation research on topics related to academic librarianship. Details are available online at www.ala.org and applications are being accepted through December 5, …
CONTINUE READINGAlumnus to lead new Miami-Dade branch, credits Chavez-Hernandez
FSU College of Information alumnus Jeffrey Smith (MLIS 2004) has been named manager of the newly opened Virrick Park Branch, Miami-Dade Public Library System. "When I was driving from library to library making deliveries during the 1980s, I never dreamed I would manage one, said Smith, but learning about the community services that libraries perform …
CONTINUE READINGColloquia: The Domain Shared by Computational and Digital Ontology: A phenomenological Exploration and Analysis
Presented by: Bradley Compton
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