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50 Years of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Oregon State University

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Snyder, Chris and Nichols, Jane

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Poster

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WGSS 50th Panels 50years Women, Gender and
A chance to learn while teaching in Prague

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Sapon-White, Richard

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Article

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Applying for a Fulbright as a librarian Teaching
Introduction

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Pagowsky, Nicole and McElroy, Kelly

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Critical Library Pedagogy Handbook

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Part of Book

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through use of jargon and study of theory. For the purpose of these handbooks, we define critical
Department of Zoology: a history; 1889-1989

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Dornfeld, Ernst John, 1911- and King, C. E. (Charles E.)

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Subject Analysis Training for Cataloging Paraprofessionals: A Model for Ongoing Learning and Support

Creator:

Sapon-White, Richard

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Oregon State University has trained paraprofessionals to assign subject headings to theses and dissertations. This article describes the training program for the paraprofessionals and the ongoing support provided by weekly meetings to discuss works that are difficult to analyze. The transition from copy cataloging to subject analysis is a major...

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Paraprofessionals: A Model for Ongoing Learning and Support Abstract. Oregon State University has trained
Czech Libraries and Librarianship: An Oregon Librarian's Perspective

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Sapon-White, Richard

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Czech libraries have undergone significant changes since the fall of communism in 1989. All facets of Czech librarianship have been affected and continue to evolve as the country adopts international practices and standards. OSU catalog librarian Richard Sapon-White's presentation covers the state of Czech libraries, drawing on his six months...

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Presentation

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american methods and perspectives Why so few? My contacts there said that teaching in English may have