Description: This course discusses the advanced application of theories, principles, best practices, and library management research. It also deals with the current trends and issues in managing libraries, information centers, e-resources, personnel, planning, fiscal management, and external problems, including marketing, strategic planning, and funding sources.
LISF112: Advanced Library Management is handled by Gresiel E. Ferrando, Program Head of the BLIS and MLIS programs at the University of Southeastern Philippines, who brings both academic and professional expertise in library and information science. This 3-unit course for first-year students focuses on the advanced application of theories, principles, and best practices in managing libraries and information centers, including areas such as strategic planning, personnel and fiscal management, marketing, and emerging trends and issues in the field. Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals 4, 16, and 17, the course aims to develop students’ critical thinking, ethical responsibility, and collaborative skills, preparing them for lifelong learning and effective professional practice in diverse information environments.
LISF112: Advanced Library Management is handled by Gresiel E. Ferrando, Program Head of the BLIS and MLIS programs at the University of Southeastern Philippines, who brings both academic and professional expertise in library and information science. This 3-unit course for first-year students focuses on the advanced application of theories, principles, and best practices in managing libraries and information centers, including areas such as strategic planning, personnel and fiscal management, marketing, and emerging trends and issues in the field. Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals 4, 16, and 17, the course aims to develop students’ critical thinking, ethical responsibility, and collaborative skills, preparing them for lifelong learning and effective professional practice in diverse information environments.