Library & Information Science

Listed below are the courses I completed as a GSLIS student. More information about the courses and the GSLIS program in general can be found here.

General Courses

• LIS501 – Information Sources and Services in the Social Sciences (Fall 2011) – Les Gasser
• LIS590LW – Web Design and Construction for Organizations (Fall 2011) – Diane Kovacs
• LIS502 – Libraries, Information and Society – (Spring 2012) Scott Walter
• LIS507 – Cataloging and Classification (Spring 2012) – Kathryn La Barre
• LIS569 – Financial Management (Fall 2012) – Bob Burger

Special Collections

• LIS590HB – History of the Book (Fall 2011) – Bonnie Mak
• LIS590RB – Rare Book and Special Collections (Summer 2012) – Sidney Burger
• LIS581 – Administration and Use of Archival Materials (Fall 2012) – Anke Voss

Instruction/Reference

• LIS458 – Instruction and Assistance Systems (Fall 2012) – Melissa Wong
• LIS591 – Practicum (Spring 2013) – Harriett Green and Linda Smith
• LIS524 – Information Sources and Services in the Arts and Humanities (Spring 2013) – Wayne Bivens-Tatum
• LIS590AE – Advanced Information Literacy and Instruction (Spring 2013) – Merinda Hensley

Specialized Areas

• LIS530A – Music Librarianship and Bibliography (Spring 2012) – John Wagstaff
• LIS590UMI – Understanding Multimedia Information: Concepts and Practices (Spring 2012) – Stephen Downie

Adult Learning and Development

• EDB 601 – Educational Research (Spring 2015)
• ALD 607 – Adult Education in a Changing Society (Summer 2015)
• ALD 663 – Program Planning in Adult Education (Fall 2015)
• ALD 605 – Psychology of the Adult Learner (Spring 2016)
• ETE 565 – Technology in the Classroom (Summer 2016)
• ALD 645 – Organizational Behavior and Change (Fall 2016)
• ALD 688 – ALD Internship: Cleveland State Center for eLearning (Spring 2017)
• ALD 699 – Thesis: Critical Thinking Teaching and Assessment in Information Literacy Online Learning Objects (Fall 2017-Spring 2018)