New Summer School Course!
Posted by Admin.May 6th, 2005
“Women’s Studies Research in the Information Age” is being offered in Summer 1. The course addresses the interlocking topics of women and information. It is designed to help you be an active member of the information society.
You will learn theory and develop applications to solve your information needs. You will acquire knowledge about the scope of the information environment by and about women and its components including: proprietary databases, libraries and their contents, people resources, the Internet, the invisible web, and how to harness your own curiosity.
Upon completion of this course (which will include a mixture of active learning assignments, readings, lectures, oral presentations, class discussions, and guided hands on activities) you will find yourself equipped to make decisions about the selection and application of information now and in the future.
Registration Information:
Register: WMST SPTS 493G, CRN 50955; or MDS 493P 51005
Time: M,T,W,Th 3-4:15pm Summer 1, 2005
Instructor: Carroll Wetzel Wilkinson, Women’s Studies Bibliographer
and Access Services Librarian at the Downtown Campus Library
Where: Room 136, Downtown Campus Library (Instruction Classroom) near
Media Services, lower level
-Carroll Wilkinson