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The Library Media program prepares candidates for the changing role of the school librarian in a global and technological society. They are prepared to provide leadership in the total education program, participate as active partners in the teaching/learning process, connect learners with ideas and information, and prepare students for life-long learning. They know how to instill a love of reading and can develop opportunities for their students to be effective managers of information.
Candidates who hold an Oklahoma teaching license / certificate can add Library Media Specialist to that credential by passing the approved certification test for school librarians / library-media specialists at the completion of the program. Candidates who do not hold an Oklahoma standard teaching certificate must pass the approved subject test and meet any other alternative certification requirements established by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. There are fees associated with certification testing which is administered by an outside agency under contract with the Oklahoma Office of Educational Quality and Accountability.
Out of state candidates seeking initial licensure and/or certification are advised to contact the appropriate licensing board in their state to determine specific requirements. Northeastern State University cannot confirm whether a particular licensure program meets requirements for licensure outside of Oklahoma.
Employment of librarians and library media specialists is projected to grow 9 percent from 2020 to 2030. About 15,200 openings for librarians and library media specialists are projected each year, on average, over the decade. However, the total number of degrees awarded in Library Science in 2019 was only 6,204. This indicates a 2.39% decline in the number of people in the field. - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Baker said while most candidates have an education background it is not required to be a school librarian. She added that candidates who have completed the program have had undergraduate degrees in areas such as psychology, English, criminal justice, biology and communication.
STEPS vetted an estimated 7,700 postsecondary institutions to create its rankings. To qualify, a college or university must hold active regional accreditation from an agency approved by the U.S. Department of Education, and have at least one partially online program in library science.
Stunningly modern and towering a full five stories, the 325,000-square-foot Alvin Sherman Library is one of the largest library buildings in the state of Florida and offers full collections of research materials, specialized databases, popular fiction and nonfiction books, magazines and journals, CDs, and DVDs.
Cozy reading niches, 31 study rooms, 1,000 user seats, wireless internet service, and a caf. Special programs for children and teens, book discussion groups, author readings, and classes on using research tools and resources. Most importantly, you will find a professional library staff attuned and ready to serve your needs.
The Alvin Sherman Library is also home to several permanent works of art, including a one-of-a-kind creation by famed glass artist Dale Chihuly, and a hand-forged Buddhist Prayer Wheel blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Our collection is housed on two floors in a 43,000 square foot facility. The first floor contains study space as well as the office for the International Law Students Association (ILSA) Journal and the Academic Success & Professionalism Department. The second floor contains our Student Collection, Practitioner Collection, Core Collection, Faculty Reserve, General Collection, Reference, Circulation, and Interlibrary Loan. The third floor offers the Burris Collection, our Federal and New York law materials, and the offices of the Nova Law Review and Moot Court. The law library continually adds new resources to its print and electronic collections. Copiers and student printers are located on the second and third floors.
Congratulations on your graduation from NSU and welcome back! Please use this guide to identify and access available online library resources after you graduate. Scroll down to learn more about your database access based on your alumni type (distance vs. local) and database type (on-site vs. remote).
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NSU opened its third campus in 2001 in Broken Arrow, welcoming more than 1,050 students. In October 2004, as part of Tulsa County's Vision 2025 program, we began a $26 million expansion that was recently completed. We added nearly 200,000 square feet of science, library, and classroom facilities, offering updated, state-of-the-art facilities for each and every student. We now serve more than 3,000 upper class and graduate students in Broken Arrow, with room to grow. Our Broken Arrow students are typically working adults in their late 20s and early 30s. There are bachelor's and master's degrees in 31 undergraduate and 17 graduate programs offered on this campus. Our class schedules are designed to maximize a student's time on campus by offering the chance to attend one or two nights a week. We offer seminar and workshop courses on weekends, and students can also take courses online and via ITV technology. NSU has developed a close working partnership with Tulsa Community College designed to support a seamless transfer from TCC to NSU, so students can complete their bachelor's degree at NSU. In fact, many TCC students actually take classes at the NSU-Broken Arrow campus, so the transfer to NSU for their junior year feels completely natural. With a strong business base and a fast growing population that recently topped 97,000, Broken Arrow is now the fourth largest city in Oklahoma. NSU-Broken Arrow is ideally situated to serve the educational needs of this dynamic community.
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