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| College Faculty | 1 |
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| American Libraries | 1 |
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| White, Herbert S. | 1 |
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White, Herbert S. – American Libraries, 1979
Declining enrollments, eroding institutional support, and an increase in the number of library schools are indicative of an eventual decrease in the quality of graduate library education. Contradictions in current accreditation standards support the need for further discussion of the accreditation process. (FM)
Descriptors: Accreditation (Institutions), College Faculty, Declining Enrollment, Graduate Study
