IDEALS @ UIUC >

Graduate School of Library and Information Science

Community home page

The Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at UIUC is recognized as a premier institution, frequently ranked number one and consistently among the top three U.S. LIS schools. For more than 100 years, GSLIS has prepared students for careers as leaders in information professions and research. As one of the oldest LIS schools in the country, Illinois helped establish and develop the methods used in the field of library and information science today. Graduates are adept at using the latest technology and methods for reference, research, information organization, and other professional tasks. The field is necessarily interdisciplinary, and the School recruits faculty with strong theoretical and methodological foundations who understand libraries and the broader context of information systems and services.

Collections in this community

• GSLIS Faculty and Staff Research and Scholarship [65 items]

  Articles, papers, and other research and scholarship from GSLIS faculty and staff

• Science Communication Initiative (SCI) / Data Curation Education Program (DCEP) [3 items]

  Presentations, publications, and curriculum material for SCI and DCEP at GSLIS

Sub-communities within this community

• Community Informatics Research Lab [9 items]

  Publications and Research from the Community Informatics Research Lab

• GSLIS Publications [4605 items]

  Publications of the GSLIS Publications Office

• Presentations and Lectures Sponsored by GSLIS [0 items]

  Presentations and lectures sponsored by GSLIS

• Publications and Research of GSLIS Students [14 items]

  Publications and research, including dissertations and theses, of GSLIS Students