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LSC 6600 School Library Advocacy for Administrators

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LSC 6600 School Library Advocacy for Administrators is a short, one-credit graduate course available online from Mansfield University's School Library & Information Technologies Program. Developed with federal grant money for school principals and other administrators, it is designed to build leadership and advocacy skills in how to maximize a school library program to increase student achievement.

Learn the research, receive the tools, and build a collaborative culture in your school. Complete the program with a practical action plan and a professional development tool to revitalize their local school library program.

Administrators who are participating in this program through the Building Leaders Scholarship program, should click Building Leaders to find information on the related "Partners for Success" program.

Course Features

  • Participation via the Internet

  • 4 online modules with readings

  • 3 online discussions with other school administrators

  • Completed in 5 weeks during the summer

  • Approximately 3 hrs. per week time commitment

  • Streamlined admissions

  • Useful and practical information

Additional Information

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Request a copy of our program brochure and/or video
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Email your questions to us
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Watch a short video about the course

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