Sentence examples for library schools from inspiring English sources

Former colleagues in library schools have been heavily involved in the literacy efforts of prison libraries.

But it also fills an important intellectual niche, teaching skills and knowledge that have been orphaned by increasingly technology-minded library schools and theory-oriented literature departments.

In 1969 he published his masterwork, "Principles of Cataloging," which condensed his thoughts on the subject and became a staple for library schools.

The American Library Association ALAA) pursued a policy of accreditation in an effort to ensure that library schools offering a professional qualification meet the standards established by the profession itself.

James S. Healey, the former director of library schools at the University of Oklahoma and at San Jose State University in California, studied at Columbia while Mr. Dalton was the dean.

Moreover, said Ms. Brey-Casiano, there are about 50 accredited library schools nationwide that turn out about 4,000 graduates a year, but that will not be enough to fill the anticipated openings.

"But I can't exactly afford another three years of library school".

He hopes to persuade a library, school or museum to acquire everything.

"This is something we never thought we'd have to address in library school," she said.

Had I just spent two years in library school for nothing?

And they started a social media specialization in the library school, and I was like, "This is it.