Graduates of this program will be able to:
1. Demonstrate critical thinking skills to identify, assess and respond to future trends with innovative approaches.
2. Identify and assess information needs and behaviors and the application to library and other information communities.
3. Analyze and engage in the changing cultural, educational, and social roles and responsibilities of librarians and information professionals, and the place of the library and other information agencies in a global society.
4. Identify, select, acquire, organize, process, and provide access to information resources for libraries and other information agencies. (Collection)
5. Evaluate and effectively utilize general and specialized information sources and tools for provision of services for diverse service communities. (Services)
6. Identify and assess information needs and behaviors and the application to library and other information communities.
7. Describe and apply basic management and leadership principles in library and other information agencies.
8. Describe, assess and implement technology solutions for serving the current and future information needs of diverse communities.
9. Identify, analyze, evaluate and conduct research in the field of library and information science and other fields and apply findings to the solution of problems in the profession.
14. Articulate the role and importance of advocacy for libraries and other information agencies.
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