Tradition and Vision: Library and Information Studies at the University of Wisconsin: A Centennial History
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2006
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Editor:
Louise S. Robbins Editor: Anne H. Lundin Editor: Michele Besant |
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306 pp.
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School of Library and Information Studies
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Madison, WI
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| ISBN |
0-9364-422-0-4
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Contents:
Introduction
Formative beginnings, 1895-1938
Laying the foundations: the Hazeltine years, 1906-1938 / Charles A. Seavey
Moving up to the University: the Allez years, 1938-1950 / Patti Clayton Baker
Leave it to Rachel: the Schenk years, 1951-1963 / Louise S. Robbins
Expansion and growth in turbulent times: the Monroe years, 1963-1971 / Christine A. Jenkins and Susan E. Searing
A period of peace and harmony: the Bunge years, 1971-1981 / Daniel F. Ring
Changing to meet new challenges: the Jane Robbins years, 1981-1994 / Christine Pawley
Transition and vision: the Kriekelas-Louise Robbins years, 1994- / Louise S. Robbins, Michele Besant, Jane Pearlmutter
"Children's work": a century of youth services / Anne Lundin
The Wisconsin Idea and the Wisconsin library school: progressivism, professionalism, and outreach education, 1906-1938 / Andrew B. Wertheimer
The program in archival education / E. Gerald Ham
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