[Libs-Or] iSchool Washington Doctoral Initiative at OLA/WLA - April 17!

Allyson Carlyle acarlyle at u.washington.edu
Sun Apr 13 10:43:18 PDT 2008


Hi everyone,
Be sure to meet me at OLA/WLA this Thursday!  If you cannot make it during this time Thursday, please visit the iSchool booth at any time; there will be iSchool representatives available to answer your questions and provide materials regarding the Initative.
Allyson

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WASHINGTON DOCTORAL INITIATIVE (WDI)
Are you interested in obtaining a doctorate from one of the most dynamic and innovative information schools in the U.S.?  The UW Information School offers four-year doctoral fellowships via the Washington Doctoral Initiative (WDI), a unique opportunity to pursue doctoral work in information science.  As many of you are aware, the iSchool is one of the top ranked Information Schools in the United States and was recently named one of the most prolific library and information science institutions by University Science Indicators.

In Autumn 2009, the iSchool will enroll three highly-qualified librarians from traditionally underrepresented groups to pursue a Ph.D. in Information Science. An Institute of Museum and Library Studies (IMLS) grant provides fellowships for full time study and will augment the student experience through an intensive mentoring program. For more information about this opportunity, please visit our website at http://depts.washington.edu/wdi.

WDI AT OLA/WLA

When:  Thursday, April 17, 2008, 12:30-3:00
Where: OLA/WLA Exhibits, iSchool booth

Program Director Allyson Carlyle will be at the OLA/WLA Association Joint Conference in Vancouver Washington, April 17, 2008.  She is available to meet with prospective students and other interested individuals at the iSchool booth from 12:30-3:00, to answer questions and provide information about the doctoral program and the WDI.

If you have further questions about the University of Washington, the iSchool, or WDI, please feel free to contact us at wdi at u.washington.edu.  We look forward to hearing from you.
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Allyson Carlyle
Associate Professor and Chair, PhD Program
Information School
University of Washington
(206) 543-1887


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