Archive for May 25th, 2007
Notes From The Campaign Trail – Part Three
Editor’s Note: Here is the third post in a series from Scott Walter, ex-ACRLog blog team member, in which he shares his learning experiences as a candidate for ACRL office. Recruitment and retention in the profession are critical issues for our future, and they are equally important for an organization like ACRL that draws its [...]
Posted: 25 May, 2007 in Professional Development.
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The Changing Nature Of Authority: Doctors
Medical doctors have long been considered paragons of authority and expertise in our society. Their authority derives from long, rigorous academic training and is refined through continual clinical practice. We should listen to doctors because they are the best chance we have to get a reliable diagnosis based on the best science available. Or are [...]
Posted: 25 May, 2007 in Authority, Information Literacy, Worth Reading.
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