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Research is a mosaic ...
The Graduate School of Library & Information Science is pleased to offer a series of public, lunchtime, brown-bag
seminars. We invite all students, faculty, and staff from the entire Simmons College community to attend.
The colloquia speakers are full-time and adjunct faculty as well as advanced doctoral students. The topics may be
completed research* or research in development. It's a great way to practice a speech before a conference or just
a way to hear and discuss new ideas.
Time and Location: P-207, 1-2 pm. Refreshments: Drinks & dessert will be provided!
| Date |
Speaker (and link to abstract) |
| October 07, 2004 |
Sergio Chaparro-Univazo, Assistant Professor.
The Role of Government Information Policy on Electronic Information in Brazil.
Abstract |
| October 21, 2004 |
G. Benoit, Assistant Professor.
"Information Science: what is it?" Abstract |
| November 04, 2004 |
Amy Pattee, Assistant Professor.
[topic to be announced.] |
| November 18, 2004 |
Jerry Miller, Associate Professor, Competitive
Intelligence Program [to be arranged]. |
| December 02, 2004 |
Nancy Rossiter, Assistant Professor.
[to be arranged.] |
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*One may want to see Hernon, P. (2001). Components of the research process: where do we
need to focus attention? Journal of Academic Librarianship, 27(2), 81-89 and Hernon, P. & Schwartz, C. (2002).
The word 'research': having to live with a misunderstanding. Library & Information Science Research, 24, 207-8
for the proper orientation to what constitutes research.
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