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Nov 23, 2024
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2021-2022 University Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Master of Library and Information Science-Master of Arts in Youth Literature- Dual Degree
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The dual Master of Library and Information Science and Master of Arts in Youth Literature degree has been created to meet the needs of persons preparing for a career in youth literature and librarianship within a foundation of ethics, social responsibility, and the philosophy of radical inclusion. Students with a dual Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) and Master of Arts in Youth Literature (MAYL) will be equipped to create, review, analyze, select, acquire, organize, manage, store, and retrieve youth literature and apply its use in various professional settings, including libraries, schools, publishing, and marketing.
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LIS Core (18 hours)
- LIS 701 - Core Values, Ethics, and Issues in the Library and Information Professions
- LIS 702 - Facilitating User Learning and Information Needs
- LIS 703 - Organization of Knowledge
- LIS 707 - Leadership, Marketing, and Strategic Communication
- LIS 708 - Evidence-Based Planning, Management, and Decision-Making
- LIS 709 - Foundations of Technology
(OR LIS 724 , LIS 754 , LIS 768 , LIS 786 , LIS 882 , LIS 884 ) (3 credits)
6 courses; 18 semester hours
Elective Courses
Elective Courses (18 total hours of electives are required to complete the dual MLIS/MAYL degree). The courses listed below are suggestions; other courses may be selected as electives.
• MLIS students may use six MAYL credit hours, and any credit hours that are cross-listed between LIS and MAYL course prefixes.
• MAYL students may consider building electives from the MLIS Youth Services Certificate course list in addition to the MAYL course listing, earning the MLIS, the Youth Services Certificate, and the MAYL.
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