Journal of Philippine Librarianship : A-LIEP 2015 Special Issue

The latest issue of the Journal of Philippine Librarianship (JPL) [vol. 35: A-LIEP 2015 Special issue] features some of the papers presented by Filipino librarians during the 6^th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Library and Information Education and Practice, held last October 28-30, 2015 at the Philippine International Convention Center, Manila, Philippines. JPL is now an Open Access journal.

Articles

Embedding Standards for Medical and Health Libraries in the Philippines : Identifying Challenges and Opportunities 

Ma. Lindie D. Masalinto, Alma Mila D. Prosperoso, Joseph M. Yap

Experiential Learning in Library and Information Science (LIS) Education through Out-campus Practicum

Grace D. Quijano

A Study of the Need for Establishing a Philippine Indexing Society

Sonia M. Pascua, August Emmanuel N. Florese

Assessment of Digital Preservation Needs Towards Curriculum Development in the UP School of Library and Information Studies

Jonathan D. Isip

The UP SLIS Alumni : Quo Vadis?

Yhna Therese P. Santos

Mapping Archival Research at the School of Library and Information Studies (SLIS), University of the Philippines : Implications for Curriculum Development

Mary Grace P. Golfo

Defining Philipppine Librarianship

Kathleen Lourdes B. Obille, Iyra S. Buenrostro

Call for Papers : Journal of Philippine Librarianship

The Journal of Philippine Librarianship (JPL) is the annual peer reviewed journal of the UP School of Library and Information Studies (UP SLIS). JPL is under the Research and Publications Committee of the UP SLIS and this publication seeks to chronicle, describe, and discuss the developments and various issues in the field of library and information science.

The Research and Publications Committee invites submission of papers (research, technical, or conceptual) about the following topics:

Archives Studies

Collection Management

Health and Medical Librarianship

History of the Book, Libraries and the Evolution of the Profession

Information Analysis (Cataloging and Classification, Indexing and Abstracting, Thesaurus Construction)

Information Systems for Libraries and Information Centers

Issues and Trends in Management of Library and Information Centers

Law Librarianship

New Trends and Innovations in Reference and other Reader services

Philosophy, Ethics, Core Competencies, Legal Framework and Standards in Library and Information work and

Preservation and Conservation of Collections

Literature/book reviews, commentary, and viewpoints or opinions are also welcome for evaluation and publication.

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