Library Faculty Publications

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-2010

Journal Title

The Christian Librarian

Volume

53

Issue

1

First Page

2

Last Page

27

Abstract

The author attempts to define professional library tasks by surveying small Bible college librarians to discover the tasks on which they spent the most time performing directly and which tasks they considered “professional.” Respondents generally spent most of their time directly performing many tasks that they considered professional in nature. They apparently were unaware that they directly performed many tasks that they did not consider professional and did not directly perform many tasks that they considered professional. The author concludes that most professional tasks of small Bible college librarians tend to be indirect and long-range and that most of their time and energy should be spent on these tasks.

Keywords

Library, Bible college, academic librarianship

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