Is (Academic) Librarianship Dead?

Abstract

The author ponders the notion of academic librarianship. She cites that she initially rejected the argument of Atlantic Provinces Library Association (APLA) president Su Cleyle about the decline of academic librarianship but realized later on that the definition of librarianship affects the perception of its condition. She stresses the need for librarians to welcome change. She adds that her openness to change influenced her love for the librarian profession.