In fields
that are changing as rapidly as library science and information
technology, it is essential that library staff remain current by
continuing their education and professional development. Sorting
through and assimilating all the changes, however, can be quite daunting,
as we all well know.
That's why
the Library Science Program at DoņaAnaCommunity College
offers several one-credit seminars each semester, on a variety of
topics. A mere four weeks in length, these courses are offered
completely ONLINE, to allow you to study at your convenience.
Reasonable pricing makes them even more accessible. You can
register for one course, or for several.
Not only
will these courses be of immediate help to you in your job, but they can
also be applied as electives toward the Associate of Applied Science
Degree in Library Science at DACC.
Course
descriptions and 2008 schedule listed below.
October 6-31
L SC 155 D01 (CRN#37472)
Award Winning Books for Children
L SC 236 D01 (CRN#38503)
Banned Books
L SC 261 D01 (CRN#37488)
U. S. Government
Documents
L SC 281 D01 (CRN#38504)
Grant Writing for Libraries
November 3-21
L SC 211 D01 (CRN#38502)
Electronic Privacy
L SC 234 D01 (CRN#37486)
Library, Access and Intellectual Freedom
L SC 234 D01 (CRN#37486)
Library, Access and Intellectual Freedom
For More information, contact: Susan Pinkerton
or Nora Bernal
E-Mail: spinkert@nmsu.eduor
nobernal@nmsu.edu
