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Welcome to Linda Morrow's Library Web Site!
Assistant Professor, Librarian
You will find information about the courses I am
teaching, a few good library resources and something about my personal interests.
If you need a test proctor, I am available on Monday
evenings. Please contact me well in advance of your test to make
arrangements.
You may email me at
lmorrow@palomar.edu
or call me at 760-744-1150 Ext:8113 (Escondido Center)
Ext: 2617 (San Marcos Campus)
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Fall Semester, 2008
I will teach LT 197 Cultural Diversity
and Libraries
This class is designed to explore the
complex, social, economic, historical, and technological
developments that impact library and information services.
Students will learn about the cultural perspectives of various
diverse racial, ethnic, and linguistic communities.
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At the completion of the course, students
will be able to:
- Understand the challenges of providing
information services in a multicultural and multiracial
society; and understand the ethnic, cultural, linguistic,
and racial factors and perspectives involved;
- Identify resources for the development
of library services for diverse communities;
- Determine the cultural diversity and
information needs of library patrons; and develop strategies
for providing appropriate services;
- Understand the role of libraries in
promoting cultural diversity and preserving ethnic heritage;
- Advocate and provide leadership for
library services for diverse communities.
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Spring Semester, 2009
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 Take
a look at my online photo album filled with pictures of my family.
The statements found on this site are for
informational purposes only. While every effort is
made to ensure that this information is up-to-date and
accurate, official information can be found in the
college publications.
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I will teach LT 130 Library Media and Technology
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This course prepares the student to use instructional
media in the classroom and library/media center, with
emphasis on the role and utilization of computers and
other technology in education. |
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