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A Brief History of the Library and Information Science Program of the University of the East

Juan C. Buenrostro, Kevin Conrad Tansiongco, Aquilino Abenojar

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This paper details the history of the LIS program of the University of the East (UE). The College of Arts and Sciences closely works with  the LIS faculty and alumni to strengthen the program and increase the number of students. They discuss plans and strategies to market the program and look for possible actions such as introducing its students to international activities for LIS students and encourage them to join international discussions on LIS education.

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This paper details the history of the LIS program of the University of the East (UE). The College of Arts and Sciences closely works with  the LIS faculty and alumni to strengthen the program and increase the number of students. They discuss plans and strategies to market the program and look for possible actions such as introducing its students to international activities for LIS students and encourage them to join international discussions on LIS education.

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This paper details the history of the LIS program of the University of the East (UE). The College of Arts and Sciences closely works with  the LIS faculty and alumni to strengthen the program and increase the number of students. They discuss plans and strategies to market the program and look for possible actions such as introducing its students to international activities for LIS students and encourage them to join international discussions on LIS education.

Key concepts: Library science, The arts, Information science, Political science, Educational program, Sociology, Computer science, Law

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