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            <title>Biographies of Canadian Librarians and Archivists</title>
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            <description>Biographies of Canadian Librarians and Archivists

There are many individuals who have made their mark in library and information science in Canada. The purpose of this biographical database is to present the most significant facts about the professional life of each of those listed and to identify a few useful sources of further information.</description>
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            <title>Dalhousie School of Library and Information Studies, 1969–2004</title>
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            <description>Dalhousie School of Library and Information Studies, 1969–2004

By Norman Horrocks


Notable Events
1969School of Library Service was created and was located administratively in the Faculty of Graduate Studies.1971The first Master of Library Service (MLS) degree was awarded.</description>
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            <title>Ex Libris History Projects</title>
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            <description>Ex Libris History Projects

Presenting historical information in factual text or image formats (such as the 1945 University of Toronto recruitment poster) is a goal of ELA. Because past events have changed the nature of libraries and archives and their users, we know that knowledge of the past can allow us to better understand current issues impacting libraries and how people may change things for the better. Learning about the history of libraries and archives and the people that worked in them…</description>
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            <title>Chronologies of LIS Education in Canada, 1904–2004</title>
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            <description>Chronologies of LIS Education in Canada, 1904–2004

The Summer 2004 issue of ELAN was devoted to the history of library and information studies education in Canada from 1904 to 2004. To complement the articles in ELAN, chronologies have been compiled for each institution, summarizing the major events that have taken place over the years as well as listing the names of the deans, directors or chairpersons who have served. It is intended to keep these chronologies updated and appropriate additions…</description>
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            <title>Library Technician Development in Canada to 2015</title>
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            <description>Library Technician Development in Canada to 2015

by Jean Weihs

Some of the data is incomplete. Dates in parentheses following a personal name indicate that information about the person was found associated with that date.

The information below is listed by province and includes date of establishment (and date of closing, if applicable); special aspects; method of program delivery, names and dates of heads of programs (titles vary: director, coordinator, program head, program chair, etc.)</description>
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            <title>McGill School of Library and Information Studies, 1904–2004</title>
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            <description>McGill School of Library and Information Studies, 1904–2004

By Peter McNally


Notable Events
1897-1904An apprenticeship-training program was provided in Redpath Library.1904The School began - under the jurisdiction of the University Library Committee - as the first formal library education program in Canada, and one of the first university programs in librarianship outside the United States.</description>
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            <title>Remembering our Ex Libris Colleagues</title>
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            <description>Remembering our Ex Libris Colleagues

This section of our website provides a place for sharing the memories, life stories, and milestones that celebrate the lives of those who worked in libraries and information settings.

Each issue of our newsletter,</description>
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Biographies of Canadian Librarians and Archivists


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Archive of ELA Newsletters


Ex Libris History


Ex Libris home


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            <title>Montréal École de Bibliothéconomie et des Sciences de L&#039;information, 1937–2004</title>
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            <description>Montréal École de Bibliothéconomie et des Sciences de L&#039;information, 1937–2004

By Marcel Lajeunesse


Notable Events
1937Creation of the École de bibliothécaires (Library School)1945Introduction of the Bachelor of Library Science (BLS)1961Creation of the École de bibliothéconomie (School of Library Science)</description>
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            <pubDate>Thu, 18 Jul 2024 02:51:23 +0000</pubDate>
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            <title>Alberta School of Library Information Studies, 1965–2004</title>
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            <description>Alberta School of Library Information Studies, 1965–2004

By John Wright


Notable Events
1964The Coburn Report explores the location of a library school at the University of Manitoba, the University of Saskatchewan, and the University of Alberta.1965</description>
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            <title>British Columbia School of Library, Archival and Information Studies, 1961–2004</title>
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            <description>British Columbia School of Library, Archival and Information Studies, 1961–2004

By Lois. M. Bewley


Notable Events
1915/59Discussions, proposals and reports regarding the establishment of a library school at UBC.1961Dr.Samuel Rothstein appointed first Director of the new School of Librarianship located the North Wing of the University&#039;s Main Library.</description>
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            <title>Toronto Faculty of Information Studies, 1927–2004</title>
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            <description>Toronto Faculty of Information Studies, 1927–2004

by Brian Land


Notable Events
1911The Ontario Library School was established by the provincial Department of Education under the supervision of the Inspector of Public Libraries, Walter R. Nursey, and offered a four-week course, the first training program for librarians in Ontario.</description>
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            <title>Western Faculty of Information and Media Studies, 1966–2004</title>
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            <description>Western Faculty of Information and Media Studies, 1966–2004

By Janette White


Notable Events
1966School of Library and Information Science established at the University of Western Ontario. Andrew D. Osborn appointed Dean.1967MLS program begins in September with 40 full-time and 20 part-time students.</description>
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