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Academics / Specializations
/ Alumni Talk: Library and Information Science
Education
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graduating in Dec. 1996, I began my present job as Assistant
Professor at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Information
Studies. I quickly discovered that my years at the University
of Pittsburgh had given me a good foundation upon which
to proceed. In my teaching and research I need to be well
acquainted with most aspects of information science, and
I require a in-depth knowledge of the literature of archives
and records management. My course work, discussions with
my advisor, Richard Cox, and preparation for the comps
helped me acquire this knowledge. The School of Information
Sciences also gave me many opportunities to collaborate
with others on a number of research opportunities and I
find I am drawing heavily on this experience as I plan
my present research agenda. Moreover, the people I met
during my doctoral work continue to provide me with guidance
and present me with exciting new idea for the future.
--Wendy Duff
Assistant Professor
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| webmaster
For more information
about the Library and Information Science Program,
please call 412.624.9420 or e-mail Debbie Day
School of Information
Sciences, University of Pittsburgh,
135 North Bellefield Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Tel: 412.624.3988 | Fax: 412.624.5231
For information about Admissions & Financial Aid, please
contact
Shabana Reza at 800.672.9435
Information Science & Technology Email: isinq@sis.pitt.edu
Telecommunications Email: teleinq@sis.pitt.edu
Library & Information Science Email: lisinq@sis.pitt.edu
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