Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Research Gaming in Libraries at Syracuse!

From Scott Nicholson:

“I’m a professor at Syracuse University, and we just got 5 IMLS grants for librarians interested in becoming LIS faculty members. Why is this relevant in LibGaming? Because if you come to Syracuse, you’d be welcome to work with me on research about gaming in libraries! Of course, you could also work with many other folks, as we’ve got a lot of interesting things going on.”

There’s much more in the full press release - iSchool Secures Grant to Fund Five Future Library Professors.

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