Cultural Diversity Programming in Arl Libraries. Spec Kit #165

This Systems and Procedures Exchange Center (spec) kit examines the practices of Association of Research Libraries (arl) member libraries in the area of cultural diversity programming. These libraries were surveyed to determine if they offered a program which supported ethnic/cultural sensitivity tr...

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Main Author: Shaver, Marilyn.
Corporate Author: Association of Research Libraries, Washington, Dc. Office ofManagement Services
Format: Microfilm
Language:English
Published: Systems and Procedures Exchange Center, 1990.
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