Sentence examples for graduate library from inspiring English sources

Two of the nation's leading library education programs were imperiled when the administration at the University of California at Los Angeles announced that its graduate library school would be eliminated and the University of California at Berkeley graduate library school suspended admissions pending an administrative review of the program.

Money is the main reason Moorland and the libraries Mr. Dodson assessed (the main undergraduate and graduate library and the branches for the architecture, business, divinity and social work schools) are in this state, many staff, faculty and students said in recent interviews.

The celebrities who are merely public loudmouths flatter themselves with the tag "intellectual". The hermits squirreled away in the PF-PN stacks of the graduate library call themselves "public" because they appear occasionally at conferences and "read" (yawn) papers.

Last month the university lured Mr. Dodson out of retirement to become director of its undergraduate and graduate libraries and Moorland-Spingarn.

Congratulations! to all of our graduating library students!

Students graduating with distinction (writing a senior honors thesis) have many graduate level library privileges.

I graduated from library school ten years ago this month and began my first professional library job a few days later.

William Bowen, a former president of Princeton University, talks of a "cost disease", in which universities are investing extravagantly in shiny graduate centres, libraries and accommodation to attract students.Politically, the mood has shifted too.

I graduated from library school a little more than a year ago and now work with Information Literacy and Reference services.

Given the media frenzy that surrounds the U.S. News rankings each year, it was predictable that schools would massage the data to over-state the outcomes -- in a handful of cases, even hiring their own graduates as library assistants to boost the employment numbers!

He paid homage to them in 1971 in the essay "How Instead of Being Educated in College, I Was Graduated From Libraries".