This course prepares school and youth service librarians to take leadership in creating cultures of literacy for young people aged 12-18.

The course surveys the range of literature and media published for children, explores children’s developmental reading needs and interests, prepares youth services librarians to evaluate resources

Introduction to the nature and use of federal, state, local, and international government information resources.

This course focuses on the full range of information resources studied and used in applied contexts, placing emphasis on access to information through reference tools and the use of information by

Competitive and strategic intelligence can support various corporate and organizational objectives and functions.

Examination of the document life-cycle of the records of organizations: generation and control--filing, storage, and retrieval systems using various technologies; protection and disposition--retent

This course will emphasize the fundamental theory and practice of manuscript and archival administration, and its relationship to information management.

This course explores professional, user-centered strategies for seeking, finding, retrieving, managing, evaluating, and sharing information across an array of traditional and emerging digital platf

Detailed examination of issues and problems relating to the creation and application of metadata in various information environments.

This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of cataloging and classification.