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ID: 85/2/6

Primary Creator: Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE)

Extent: 20.6 Cubic Feet

Arrangement: Chronological and Alphabetical thereunder

Subjects: Accreditation, Accreditation, Committee on, Association of American Library Schools, Association of American Library Schools By-Laws Committee, Book Selection, Censorship, Continuing Education, Council of National Library and Information Associations, Education for Librarianship, Eric Clearinghouse for Library and Information Sciences, International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), Jones, Virginia Lacy, Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, Land, Brian, Library Education Division (LED), Library Science Teachers, Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT), Statistics, Library Schools, Stone, Elizabeth W., White House Conference on Library and Information Services I

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Subject File of ALISE and AALS officers including artifacts, correspondence, reports, budgets, agendas, minutes, plans, surveys, and directories, concerning annual and midwinter meeting, conferences on cassettes (1970-97, 1988), committees (1964-95), committees by correspondence, special interest groups (1970-93), executive board, seminars, revisions of Constitution and bylaws, representatives, members and affiliates, Council of National Library Associations (1942-75), censorship (1950s) continuing education (1970-78), improved instruction (1975), Journal of Education for Librarianship (JEL) and Journal of Education for Library and Information Science (JELIS) (1967-95), foreign library schools, library school education and statistics, sixth- year programs (1975-63), and relations with BEL, IFLA, and LED (1955-58, 1967-96); documents including Report to the AALS Research Interest Group: (1974) Areas of Concern (1972), ERIC Clearing House for Library and Information Science planning materials, 1955 presidential address, Continuing Education Interest Group Tentative Draft of a Position Paper (1972), Faculty Exchange Program (1972- 73), Innovation Clearinghouse (1972-73), NCLIS continuing education questionnaire (1973) and Policies and Research Committee (1982-88), Curriculum Interest Group (1974), White House conference (1979), insurance coverage (1981-82), Special Committee on Relationships with IFLA (1973-77) accreditation conference (1984), financial information (1994-2013),Kellogg-ALISE Information Professionals and Education Reform Project (KALIPER) (1999-2000), Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian application (2001), Russia Project (1995-96), digital media, membership history, and ALISE Award for Teaching Excellence committee and nomination files.

Biographical Note

The American Association of Library Schools (AALS) was formed in 1915 to replace ALA's Roundtable of Library School Instructors (1911-1915), but was not affiliated with the American Library Association until 1953 (1). AALS cooperated with ALA's Standing Committee on Library Education (SCOLE), which held institutional membership in AALS (2). In 1982 a name change was proposed with the result that AALS became the Association for Library and Information Education, or ALISE. The name change was confirmed in 1983 (3).

Organizational goals are:

(1) to provide a forum for the active interchange of ideas and information among library educators; (2) to promote, conduct, and demonstrate research related to teaching and to library and information science; (3) to formulate and promulgate positions on matters of mutual interest to library education; (4) to cooperate with other organizations on matters of mutual interest (4).

Executives, as elected by the membership, include a president, president-elect, secretary-treasurer, and executive secretary. The Board of Directors consists of the president, secretary-treasurer, most recent past president, and three directors. The Executive Committee of the Board is made up of the president, president-elect, and past president (5).

Until 1985, the publication of ALISE (of AALS prior to 1983) was the Journal of Education for Librarianship. The title was changed to the Journal of Education for Library and Information Science in 1985 (6). ALISE has also published an annual Library and Information Science Education Statistical Report since 1966 (7).

Until 1985 membership was of four types: personal and institutional, full and associate. All associate members were made full members in 1985, and membership categories were reduced to full institutional and full personal (8). In 1983 ALISE expanded to include international memberships (9).

ALISE interest groups include: Research, Continuing Education, Student Activities, Online Educators, Teaching Methods, Doctoral Students, Curriculum, Library History, Women in Librarianship, and International Library Education (10).

1.  ALA Bulletin 10 (1916): 606; 48 (1954): 654.

2.  ALA World Encyclopedia of Library and Information Services (Chicago: ALA, 1981) p. 325.

3.  ALA Yearbook of Library and Information Services 1984 (Chicago: ALA, 1984), p. 65.

4.  ALA World Encyclopedia of Library and Information Services (Chicago: ALA, 1986), p. 488.

5.  Association of American Library Schools, Inc. Bylaws (May 1975), pp. 2-3.

6.  ALA Yearbook of Library and Information Services 1986 (Chicago: ALA, 1986), p. 62.

7.  ALA Yearbook 1984, p. 66.

8.  ALA Yearbook 1986, p. 62.

9.  ALA Yearbook 1984, p. 172.

10.  ALA Yearbook 1986, p. 62.

Subject/Index Terms

Accreditation
Accreditation, Committee on
Association of American Library Schools
Association of American Library Schools By-Laws Committee
Book Selection
Censorship
Continuing Education
Council of National Library and Information Associations
Education for Librarianship
Eric Clearinghouse for Library and Information Sciences
International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)
Jones, Virginia Lacy
Journal of Education for Library and Information Science
Land, Brian
Library Education Division (LED)
Library Science Teachers
Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT)
Statistics, Library Schools
Stone, Elizabeth W.
White House Conference on Library and Information Services I

Administrative Information

Repository: The American Library Association Archives

Accruals: 4/26/74; 9/24/83; 10/7/85; 8/15/95; 4/21/97; 1/3/10; 6/27/13; 9/6/13; 1/10/2015

Other Note: 18 Pages

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