"The Special Collection in Librarianship": Researching the History of Library Science Libraries.

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Title: "The Special Collection in Librarianship": Researching the History of Library Science Libraries.
Authors: Searing, Susan E.1 searing@illinois.edu
Source: Journal of Education for Library & Information Science. Fall2012, Vol. 53 Issue 4, p225-238. 14p. 1 Chart.
Subject Terms: *Library science, *Organizational structure, Library science libraries, Historical research, Library catalogs
Abstract: Once all ALA-accredited schools had special libraries. Only a few exist today. This preliminary study traces the rise and fall of the library science library and presents data on collections, staffing, budgets, services, and organizational structures. Based on primary sources, including school catalogs, surveys, and directories, as well as an analysis of the scant literature on the topic, a set of questions are developed for further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Once all ALA-accredited schools had special libraries. Only a few exist today. This preliminary study traces the rise and fall of the library science library and presents data on collections, staffing, budgets, services, and organizational structures. Based on primary sources, including school catalogs, surveys, and directories, as well as an analysis of the scant literature on the topic, a set of questions are developed for further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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