Design Your Own Pathway

Coordinator: Lilia Pavlovsky, Ph.D.

You do not have to select a concentration. Once you complete the foundation and technical requirements (listed below), you are free to select whichever courses align best with your goals. It is best to do this with the guidance of a faculty member/adviser. If you are new to the program, contact Program Director Lilia Pavlovsky, Ph.D.

Zero-credit Courses (required for all students):

• 17:610:501 Introduction to Library and Information Professions
• 17:610:502 Colloquium in Library and Information Studies
• 17:610:503 Professional Capstone

Minimum Technology Course Requirement (3 credits):

• 17:610:550 Introduction to Information Technologies

Note: This course is required for Library & Information Science students. For the other concentrations, our program assumes that students have attained the competencies and objectives listed for 550. Please look at the course to determine if you meet the standards. If you do not, you must also take this course. If you have any questions, contact Associate Teaching Professor of Library and Information Science Anselm Spoerri.

Foundational Requirements (2 courses / 6 credits):

Note: Refer to the specific course study plans to see if a particular foundation course is required for your concentration.

• 17:610:510 Human Information Behavior
• 17:610:520 Organizing Information
• 17:610:570 Management Principles in Information Organizations
• 17:610:580 Knowledge and Society