Louder please: Using historical research to foster professional identity in LIS students

Libraries and the Cultural Record

Volumn 41, Issue 4, 2006, Pages 487-496

  Preer, Jean L ^a  

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EID: 34347280102     PISSN: 19324855     EISSN: 19329555     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1353/lac.2006.0064     Document Type: Article

References (22)

1. For an exploration of these elements of professionalism see William M. Sullivan, Work and Integrity: The Crisis and Promise of Professionalism in America, 2nd ed. (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2005). The first volume in a series of studies of professional education sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, Sullivan's work includes examples from law, medicine, nursing, and engineering but not library and information science
2. Judson T.Jennings, "Sticking to Our Last," Library Journal 49 (June 1924): 614
3. Jennings, "Sticking to Our Last," 614
4. Melvil Dewey, "Next Half-Century," Library Journal 51 (15 October 1926) : 888
5. Robert D. Leigh, The Public Library in the United States: The General Report of the Public Library Inquiry (New York: Columbia University Press, 1950), 234. Funded by the Carnegie Corporation and conducted by the Social Science Research Center, the Public Library Inquiry delved into the governance, funding, and role of public libraries in the United States
6. Recent Social Trends in the United States (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1933)
7. Gratia Countryman, "Building for the Future," ALA Bulletin 28 (July 1934): 386
8. Marion E. Hawes, "The Richmond Conference: Adult Education Round Table," Wilson Bulletin for Librarians 10 (June 1936) : 647, 691
9. Marion E. Hawes, "Richmond Conference: Adult Education Round Table," Library Journal 61 (15 June 1936): 488
10. Lyman Bryson, Adult Education (New York: American Book Company, 1936), 176-81
11. Forrest B. Spaulding, Materials and Plans for a County Library Campaign (Chicago: American Library Association, 1923)
12. See, for example, Marion A. Wright, "The Citizens Library Movement," ALA Bulletin 30 (July 1936): 530-33
13. Marilla W. Freeman, "Inviting the Movie Fans to Read," Publishers Weekly 105 (17 May 1924) : 1577-80
14. Marilla Waite Freeman, "Tying up with the Movies: Why? When? How?" Library Journal 54 (15 June 1929): 519-24
15. "Moving with the Movies," ALA Bulletin 30 (April 1936) : 279-80
16. "Louisville's Library," Newsweek, 6 March 1950, 79-80
17. Mary U. Rothrock, "Wings of Thought," Library Journal 74 (March 1949): 458
18. Reno v. ACLU, 521 U.S. 150 (1997). The case struck down the portion of the act that applied to the Internet a decency standard regulating the broadcast media rather than First Amendment protections governing a free press
19. [Stanley J. Kunitz,] "The Spectre at Richmond," Wilson Bulletin for Librarians 10 (May 1936): 592-93
20. "Report of the Committee on Racial Discrimination," ALA Bulletin 31 (January 1937): 37-38
21. "ACRL Adopts Policy on Social Issues" (press release), ALA Press Room, ALA Public Information Office, Colorado Convention Center, January 1993. See also ACRL, General Policy Statements 12.13 Social Issues. The three-part test includes whether the issue is of fundamental professional importance, whether it is identified as consistent with the mission and goals of ACRL's long-range plan, and whether the issue is one for which the association is recognized as an authoritative and knowledgeable source by both its members and the national community
22. "Opposition to Iraq War Pervades ALA in Orlando: Member Meetings Fall Short - Again," American Libraries 35 (August 2004): 66-67