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Leadership in The Library and Information Science Professions: Theory and Practice

 
Mark D. Winston (Editor)
Synopsis Leadership as a concept is difficult to define and is often equated with management, which is more narrow and often position specific. What is apparent is the need for those who can provide leadership in organizations, which face many challenges and which must accomplish a great deal in a highly competitive and dynamic environment. A significant number of organizational and societal issues highlight the need for increased focus on the issue of Leadership in the Library and Information Science Professions. This collection of writing addresses a number of the most significant issues related to leadership by offering insight to inform practice and to further the understanding of leadership issues – priorities, which clearly must be addressed within the arena of library and information services in the future. The authors have addressed many of the more difficult and substantive issues related to leadership, including the identification of the challenges to be faced and opportunities to be addressed in relation to the leadership in organizations, the importance of identifying and addressing the professional development needs of leaders and future leaders, including the determination of knowledge and competencies required of effective leaders in relation to information technology and financial management. In addition, the importance of leadership evaluation and assessment is addressed, as is the role of technology-related organizations in providing and helping to ensure effective leadership in the profession.
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Mark D. Winston

Mark D. Winston, MLS, Ph.D., is a faculty member in the Rutgers University School of Communication, Information and Library Studies. He teaches courses in library management and leadership. In addition to his prior professional experiences in banking and auditing, he has held professional positions in academic libraries, including those of Assistant University Librarian (Assistant Director for Public Services), Coordinator of Instruction, and Business Undergraduate Services Librarian. Dr. Winston’s publications have included book chapters, journal articles, a book, and other publications on topics such as leadership, management, professional recruitment, collaboration between librarians and business school faculty and diversity. Dr. Winston is an Advisory Committee member for the W.K. Kellogg/Rutgers University Leadership Development Initiative Task Force, Mid-Atlantic Consortium. In addition, he is a member of the planning team for the Rutgers Leadership program, which is developing an interdisciplinary undergraduate program in leadership theories and organizational quality.

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Bibliographic information

Title Leadership in The Library and Information Science Professions: Theory and Practice
Format Hardcover
Date published: 01.01.2005
Edition 1st ed.
Language: English
isbn 8179922987
length viii+198p., Tables; Notes; Index; 26cm.