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Developing the International Library Community in the Digital Age through Collaboration and Partnership
Tags: Chinese Librarians Scholarly Exchange Program, CLSEP, IFSI library, Illinois Fire Service Institute Library, Illinois Fire Service Institute Visiting Scholars Program, International library community, Library collaboration, Library exchange programss, Scholarly exchange
Position: 759 (259 views)
Libraries as Partners for Emergency Preparedness and Response in Times of Crisis
Position: 16 (731 views)
The Role of Chinese American Librarians in Library and Information Science Diversity
Position: 794 (239 views)
Partnership beyond CALA: Training Leaders of Color for Action
Location: MCC - 2010 (W)
Time: Sunday June 28, 2015. 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Keynote speaker: Barbara Kay Stripling
Panel speakers: Eileen K. Bosch; Isabel Espinal;…
Tags: Presidential Program
Position: 676 (303 views)
Interview Transcription of Lian J. Ruan
Position: 364 (437 views)
Developing the State Fire Academy Library through Global Community Engagement
Position: 691 (296 views)
Knowledge Management Initiatives at Illinois State Fire Academy Library
Tags: Fire and emergency, Firefighters training, IFLODD, Illinois Firefighter Line of Duty Deaths Digital Image Collection Database, Illinois State Fire Academy Library, Information assistance, Knowledge Management Initiatives
Position: 245 (472 views)
The Development of Digital Humanities and Academic Research in China: A Special Issue of Library Trends
Tags: Digital humanities in China, Humanities--Data processing, Humanities--Information technology, Libraries in China, Library Trend, Projects in digital humanities, Research in digital humanities, Special issue
Position: 369 (436 views)
Illinois Fire Service Institute Library Initiatives During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Tags: ALA Grant, Archives, COVID-19, IFLODD, Illinois Fire Service Institute Library, IMLS Grant, International Programs, Library Services, Outreach services
Position: 871 (214 views)
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