SANTA BARBARA, Calif.
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2010-04-21
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Dr.
Haycock was selected by the Jury for his long and illustrious career as
an educator and mentor. Haycock is also recognized for his outstanding
service to librarianship in the United States and Canada; his history
of leadership in a variety of important library organizations,
institutions, government agencies and boards; and his admirable record
of research, publication, professional activity and honors. Finally,
Haycock was chosen for his lifelong commitment to scholarship, the
University community and the improvement of teaching and learning.
Haycock
was previously director of the School of Library, Archival and
Information Studies at the University of British Columbia and has
developed, led, and reviewed academic, public, school and special
libraries. Dr. Haycock is immediate past president of the Association
for Library and Information Science Education and a past member of the
Executive Board of the American Library Association, among others, and
has taught graduate courses in foundations and management. Dr. Haycock
is a prolific writer and is the recipient of several honors and awards,
including the American Library Association Herbert and Virginia White
Award, the Canadian Library Association Outstanding Service to
Librarianship Award, the Canadian School Library Association Margaret
B. Scott Award of Merit, the Association for Library and Information
Science Service Award (2008) and the Award for Professional
Contributions to Library and Information Science Education.
Recommended by Booklist, Library Media Connection, and Library Times International, among other respected publications, The Portable MLIS: Insights from the Experts (Libraries Unlimited,
$50) by Ken Haycock and Brooke E. Sheldon, ed. offers a broad overview
of the competencies needed by professional librarians and can be used
as a foundation for future courses in library and information science.
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