Unfinished business : race, equity, and diversity in library and information science education /
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Lanham, Md. :
Scarecrow Press,
2005.
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Table of Contents:
- Brown v. Board of Education and its effect on libraries and library and information science education : mapping and storytelling an historical journey fifty years in the making / Elizabeth Figa and Janet Macpherson
- Evolving issues : racism, affirmative action, and diversity / DeEtta Jones
- In union there is strength : library and information science educators and librarians' associations of color / Cora P. Dunkley and Kathleen de la Peña McCook
- The ALA Spectrum Initiative : a student's view / Trina Holloway
- Affirmative action : the role of the LIS dean / Em Claire Knowles
- Race-based financial aid : an overview / Susan Webreck Alman, Marva J. Bryant, and Anne Steffans
- Minority student recruitment in LIS education : new profiles for success / Teresa Y. Neely
- A Web model of recruitment for LIS doctoral education : weaving in diversity / Laurie Bonnici and Kathleen Burnett
- Creating opportunities and opening doors : recruiting and mentoring students of color / Loriene Roy
- The effect of technology on library education and students at risk / Linda Schamber
- Curriculum reform and diversity / Lorna Peterson
- Communication and difficult topics in LIS education : teaching and learning about diversity in the classroom / Mark Winston
- Faculty development and cultural diversity in teaching : LIS education's last frontier / Maurice B. Wheeler.