Initiating an effective pesonnel development program

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This study identified the educational interests of library personnel and investigated whether level of interest was a valid indicator of program participation. In the fall semester of 1993, Eastern Illinois University's Booth Library surveyed all administrators, faculty, and staff. The objectives of the survey were to identify: (1) indicators of educational interests of library personnel at a medium-sized university; (2) departmental differences in educational interests; and (3) the relationship between employee interest in educational programs and employee participation in programs developed.

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Baldwin, V. A., Gibbs, W. J., & Slough, M. M. (1997). Initiating an effective pesonnel development program. College and Research Libraries, 58(3), 267–277. https://doi.org/10.5860/crl.58.3.267

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