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marurun wrote:Well, that certainly provides some insight into your username
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I got my BS in Communications with a major in journalism and minor in Political Science in 1989. I've never had an interest in going beyond that degreewise. I get all the education I can via work, however. Around work I can stick the following alphabet soup behind my name: ACS, ALMI, ASA, ARA (which mean nothing at all outside my industry!).
Enjoy grad school!
Enjoy grad school!
Thanks guys, I appreciate it.
An MLIS degree is a Master's in Library and Information Studies. So I'm basically going to school to become a librarian. I'm kinda nervous about going, as I'm going to have to move and figure out how to pay for it all, but as Fast mentioned, I'm following in my mother's footsteps. My mother's been working in libraries before I was born, is an accomplished children's librarian, and is the current president of the Alabama Library Association. I've grown up visiting libraries, I read lots of books, worked in the university's academic library, worked in a bookstore...you get the idea. I don't know if I'll go find a job and work after I finish, or see about getting a Ph.D. I absolutely love studying history and literature, so maybe I'll go back for another degree in either subject. I've got the test scores for it, but let's see how I feel after two more years of school.
By the way, Marurun, glad to hear I'm not alone. I gotta ask, how difficult would you say the program at Kent State is? I don't know how tough this is going to be so I'm kinda wondering about it...
An MLIS degree is a Master's in Library and Information Studies. So I'm basically going to school to become a librarian. I'm kinda nervous about going, as I'm going to have to move and figure out how to pay for it all, but as Fast mentioned, I'm following in my mother's footsteps. My mother's been working in libraries before I was born, is an accomplished children's librarian, and is the current president of the Alabama Library Association. I've grown up visiting libraries, I read lots of books, worked in the university's academic library, worked in a bookstore...you get the idea. I don't know if I'll go find a job and work after I finish, or see about getting a Ph.D. I absolutely love studying history and literature, so maybe I'll go back for another degree in either subject. I've got the test scores for it, but let's see how I feel after two more years of school.
By the way, Marurun, glad to hear I'm not alone. I gotta ask, how difficult would you say the program at Kent State is? I don't know how tough this is going to be so I'm kinda wondering about it...
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