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Response to Elitism

Mulvaney, John Philip (1990) Response to Elitism. College & Research Libraries News 51(8):pp. 730-732.

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Abstract

This article argues the improper of terming "elite" in the evaluation of LIS programs by Herubel's research. It disagrees with Herubel about her definition and analytical strategies.

EPrint Type:Journal Article (Paginated)
Keywords:Library school faculty Cross-breeding Education
Subjects:Library and Information Science Education
ID Code:796
Deposited On:01 April 2005
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1 Abraham Bookstein & Mary Biggs, "Rating Higher Education Programs: The Case of the 1986 White Survey," Library Quarterly 57 (October 1987): 351-99.

2 John Philip Mulvaney, The Characteristics of a Quality Library School (diss., University of Pittsburgh, 1989).

3 David S. Webster, "Jack Gourman's Rankings of Colleges and Universities: A Guide for the Perplexed," RQ 25 (Spring 1986): 323-31.

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