Sentences with phrase «than university librarians»

«Rather than university librarians, it was the presidents of the universities doing the negotiating,» he says.

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Palfrey's audience, more than 100 college and university librarians, curators, and directors with managerial duties, were in Cambridge for Programs in Professional Education's annual summer Leadership Institute for Academic Llibrarians, curators, and directors with managerial duties, were in Cambridge for Programs in Professional Education's annual summer Leadership Institute for Academic LibrariansLibrarians.

We [college and university librarians] see that many college freshmen are poorly prepared to conduct college - level research, requiring professors and librarians to spend more time than they should on basic skills.

Earlier this year more than 60 science and math faculty members signed a letter to university librarian M. Elizabeth Cowell complaining they hadn't been adequately consulted on which books could be discarded and which ones had to be saved She said all of the books that were moved or destroyed — about 60 % of the library's collection — were used infrequently and could be accessed online or through UC interlibrary loans.

At colleges and universities where professors remain engaged in several activities other than teaching, librarians play a vital role to help students with Writing Assignments.

We [college and university librarians] see that many college freshmen are poorly prepared to conduct college - level research, requiring professors and librarians to spend more time than they should on basic skills.

In fact, I would argue that as time goes on, universities will be hiring less and less law librarians (in fact librarians of any sort) because they cost so much more than library technicians or assistants.

For this reason, McMasterUniversity has for more than eighteen months rejected all demands and considerable pressure from the Edwin Mellen Press to repudiate the professional opinions of university librarian Dale Askey, notwithstanding the fact that those opinions were published on his personal blog several months before he joined McMaster.

-LSB-...] including the Canadian Library Association, Progressive Librarians Guild Toronto Area Chapter, the Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians, the library chapter of the York University Faculty Association, BoingBoing, Gawker, and more than -LSB-...]

The case law seems to suggest that, rather than deciding public access policies based solely on considerations of the public or private nature of their universities, the amount of public funding received, or their library's depository status, librarians can consider the individual characteristics of their own universities — the university's mission, their patrons» needs, their financial circumstances, and the place they see for their academic library in the larger community.