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4-0110 LIBRARY ETHNOGRAPHY: NEGOTIATING INFORMATION'S LEGACIES AND REVOLUTIONS
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Andrew D Asher (Bucknell University)
Chairs:  Andrew D Asher (Bucknell University)
Discussants:  Nancy Fried Foster (University of Rochester)
08:00
"I Could Study Anywhere, As Long As I Could Sit I'll Study:" Student Spaces and Pathways At the City University of New York
Maura Smale (New York City College of Technology, CUNY) and Mariana Regalado (Brooklyn College CUNY)
08:15
The Anthropologist In the Stacks: Ethnographic Practice and Library Policy In the Atkins Library, UNC Charlotte
Donna Lanclos (University of North Carolina, Charlotte )
08:30
The Library’s Website Makes Me Feel Stupid
Henry D Delcore (Fresno State University )
08:45
How Do They Manage It? An Exploratory Study of Undergraduate Students In Their Personal Academic Information Ecologies
Diane Mizrachi (University of California, Los Angeles)
09:00
Search Magic: Discovering How Undergraduates Locate Information
Andrew D Asher (Bucknell University)
09:15
Discussant
Nancy Fried Foster (University of Rochester)
09:30
Discussion
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