The SLA/Education Division: Beginnings and Early Days

During the SLA annual conference in Boston in June 1972, a group of education librarians met informally to discuss the possibility of forming a separate section in the Social Science Division. There had been an Education and Library Service Section started in 1948, but it dissolved in 1955. Then, 17...

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Published in:Education libraries (Boston, MA) MA), 2017-09, Vol.37 (1-2), p.12
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