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Dominican University will celebrate the graduation of its first cohort of
doctoral students in library and information science at the university's
winter commencement ceremony on Saturday, January 12.

"We are very proud of these graduates, each of whom is already a high
achiever in the field of librarianship," said Susan Roman, dean of
Dominican's Graduate School of Library and Information Science. "We are
excited to see the new challenges they take on in their careers with the
preparation and knowledge this degree in research has given them."

Please join Dominican University GSLIS in congratulating the following four
newly-minted PhDs, listed below with their dissertation titles:

-Elizabeth P. Garcia, "Information Seeking Behaviors of the School Social
Worker: What Is the Librarian’s Role in the Practice of Bibliotherapy?"

-Anthony Molaro, "Merging Large and Complex Library Organizations: A
Phenomenological Approach to the Lived Experiences of Those Directly
Involved"

-Amy Phillips-Haskett, "Framing the Public Library: The Public Perception
of the Public Library in the Media"

-Christina Ward, "Fiction in the Young Adult Drug Curriculum: Impacts and
Impressions"

Learn more about Dominican's doctoral program in library and information
science, including how to
apply.<http://public.gslis.dom.edu/doctor-philosophy-library-and-information-science>

Diane Foote
Assistant Dean
Dominican University GSLIS
7900 W. Division St.
River Forest, IL 60305
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