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October 8, 2010 is the absolute deadline for students applying for December 2010 graduation to submit their completed forms to the Office of the Registrar. Applications submitted after October 8 will not be accepted.
If you have any questions for the Registrar's Office, please contact Mrs. Iris Hicks at extension 6257 or by email, ihicks@nccu.edu
SLIS is pleased to announce the new “Digital Librarian (DL) Track” in MLS effective from Fall 2010. Please check the course requirements of the new Digital Librarian (DL) Track. Also please visit the NCCU-SLIS Digital Library Site at http://www.nccuslis.org/digitallibrary/ to learn about a brief history of the launching process and to get a glimpse of the class projects of the Introduction to Digital Libraries class. For the further inquiries about the new DL track, contact Dr. Eun-Young Yoo-Lee via email at eunyoung (at) nccu.edu.
For detailed information and application instructions please see:
http://library.duke.edu/jobs/jhfrclibrarian.html
Please see the link for more details! Digital Archivist Announcement.
Please see the link for more details! Assistant Director for Library Technology and Digital Initiatives Announcement.
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Please contact Ms. Virginia Purefoy Jones for more information!
On December 3, SLIS Gradate Tamika Barnes received the Meritorious Award from the North Carolina Chapter of SLA. Here is a link to the write up that UNC put on their site. http://sils.unc.edu/news/releases/2009/12_tamika.htm Shawn Coates: MBA/MIS Graduate Promoted at the ODNI!
Shawn B. Coates has recently been named Deputy Chief of Staff in the Office of the Intelligence Community Chief Information Officer (IC CIO) of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
May SLIS graduate Clyde Wilson was one of three NCCU graduate students featured in July 22 article on the NCCU web page entitled "Confederate Archives Find Unlikey Transcribers. The three students are working as interns at the Museum of the Confederacy transcribing the papers of Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy. Read the original article here!