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Overview...highly readable...This strongly recommended text will be of particular interest to administrators, bibliographic instruction/user education librarians, collection management officers, reference, and all other public service librarians in academic libraries. - RQ Full Product DetailsAuthor: Rebecca R. MartinPublisher: Scarecrow Press Imprint: Scarecrow Press Dimensions: Width: 14.10cm , Height: 2.10cm , Length: 22.50cm Weight: 0.458kg ISBN: 9780810828247ISBN 10: 0810828243 Pages: 273 Publication Date: 01 May 1995 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() Table of ContentsReviewsRecommended for academic and library school collections. Library Journal ...Martin has done a good job of describing the changes that are occurring so rapidly in the diversity of domestic studnets and the growing body of international students... Wilson Library Bulletin ...highly readable...This strongly recommended text will be of particular interest to administrators, bibliographic instruction/user education librarians, collection management officers, reference, and all other public service librarians in academic libraries. Much of the information will also be of interest to public and school libraries, as well as to students and faculty of library and information science programs. Rq ...an excellent addition to the growing literature on diversity. Its unique value lies in the practical, sensitive, and proactive approach that it offers librarians of every level and specialty. The Journal of Academic Librarianship ...would be successful for someone looking for universities that can serve as viable models of institutions which have successfully initiated changes...in order to better serve the needs of their multicultural students. American Indian Libraries Newsletter It does capture in an amazing fashion the essence of the work. The Library Quarterly The book is research-based but practical...a good book, worth acquiring for academic library collections and for library schools supporting courses in multicultural librarianship. Australian Library Journal Recommended for academic and library school collections. Library Journal ...Martin has done a good job of describing the changes that are occurring so rapidly in the diversity of domestic studnets and the growing body of international students... Wilson Library Bulletin ...highly readable...This strongly recommended text will be of particular interest to administrators, bibliographic instruction/user education librarians, collection management officers, reference, and all other public service librarians in academic libraries. Much of the information will also be of interest to public and school libraries, as well as to students and faculty of library and information science programs. Rq ...an excellent addition to the growing literature on diversity. Its unique value lies in the practical, sensitive, and proactive approach that it offers librarians of every level and specialty. Journal Of Academic Librarianship ...would be successful for someone looking for universities that can serve as viable models of institutions which have successfully initiated changes...in order to better serve the needs of their multicultural students. American Indian Libraries Newsletter It does capture in an amazing fashion the essence of the work. The Library Quarterly The book is research-based but practical...a good book, worth acquiring for academic library collections and for library schools supporting courses in multicultural librarianship. Australian Library Review Author InformationRebecca R. Martin ( D.P.A., University of Southern California), Director of Libraries and Media Services, University of Vermont, has had ten years of experience in California university libraries. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |