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Alpha S. Anderson-Delap
LIS 598
Seattle Campus
Seminar dealing with various topics in information and library science. Offered by visitors or resident faculty. Topics are changed from quarter to quarter. May not be offered every quarter. Prerequisite: determined by specific course.
Class description
Grant Writing for LIS Professionals. Effective grantsmanship is a highly desirable skill and has become increasingly important for library professionals to master. This course allows MLIS students to develop and refine their skills in grant writing. It enables students to: 1) locate appropriate funding sources specific to information and library science, 2) gain a deeper understanding of the University's research administrative system and most importantly, 3) map out a plan for actual grant submission (2 credits).
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Seminar
Recommended preparation
None
Class assignments and grading
Short and long writing assignments with research components
Quality of assignments delivered on time and class participation
