World Libraries Advisory Board
In 1990, GSLIS began Third World Libraries, a professional journal with a focus on libraries and socioeconomic development in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Its scope was broadened and the title changed to World Libraries in 1996. World Libraries is published twice a year and is indexed in Library Literature, Library and Information Science Abstracts, PAIS International, PAIS Select and Current Index to Journals in Education. Since 2005 World Libraries has been offered in an electronic journal format, first co-publishing with the print edition and then moving to an internet only edition. In addition to publishing new issues, the journal will continue to add articles from our archive as well as unique, web only content. Dominican GSLIS is one of a small number of library and information science schools publishing a national professional journal.
The World Libraries AdvisoryBoard is comprised of leaders in the arena of international librarianship.
Barbara Ford, Chair
Director and Distinguished Professor,
Mortenson Center for International Library Programs
University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign
Rookaya Bawa
Program Officer, International Development Program
Carnegie Corporation of New York
John W. Berry
Executive Director
Northern Illinois Learning Resources Cooperative
Karen Brown
Associate Professor
Dominican University, Graduate School of Library and Information Science
John Y. Cole
Director
Library of Congress, Center for the Book
Michael Dowling
Director, International Relations Office
American Library Association
Gertrude Koh
Professor
Dominican University, Graduate School of Library and Information Science
Susan Lazinger
Dr. Richard Li (Tze-chung Li)
Professor and Dean Emeritus
Editor Emeritus, World Libraries
George Needham
Vice President, Member Services
Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
Sam G. Oh
Professor
Sungkyunkwan University
Department of Library and Information Science
Peggy Sullivan
Library Consultant
Satoru Takeuchi
Ann Carlson Weeks
Professor of the Practice
Jianzhong Wu
Shanghai Library
"Our graduate program gives students the skills to build both a solid foundation on the core values of librarianship and a thorough knowledge of emerging technologies, trends and innovation in the field."
Michael Stephens
Assistant Professor
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