The goals of the Collaborative School Librarian Training (CSLT II) Project Grant are to recruit and prepare school librarians to collaborate with school administrators and to collaborate and work with diverse and disadvantaged students to ensure that all students achieve academic success. The school librarian is an integral part of a school’s team of professionals, providing services at the elementary, middle or high school level. This program equips candidates with the theories and practices of library and information science and leadership through the study of the foundations, principles, and ideas of the discipline, including those related to management, selection of children’s and young adult literature, cataloging and classification, reference and bibliography, and the latest training in electronic media and technology. Candidates selected for the CSLT II grant will have free tuition and most fees paid. They will participate in two cohorts of 15 candidates each and receive special training for collaborating with school administrators and working with Hispanic and bilingual students. Candidates will be responsible for purchasing the textbooks required for all graduate courses, parking fees, the fee to take the GRE or MAT, and payment of any application fees associated with initial enrollment at UHCL.
Total of 39-40 hours
SILC 6030 – Foundations of Multicultural Education
INST 6031 – Applications of Technology
EDUC 6032 – Statistics and Measurement
EDUC 6033 – Research Design and Analysis
LLLS 5532 – Selecting Literature and Materials for Young Adults
LLLS 5533 – Selecting Literature and Materials for Children
LLLS 6131 – Selection and Use of Library Materials
LLLS 6132 – Cataloging and Classification
LLLS 6133 – Reference and Bibliography
LLLS 6231 – Library Information and Retrieval Systems
LLLS 6334 – Administration of School Library Services
LLLS 6336 – Media and Technology Selection and Application
LLLS 67391 – Internship in School Library Practice
One-Hour Course (TCED 5010) to prepare for the State Assessment Exam may be required.
LLLS 5532 – Selecting Literature and Materials for Young Adults
LLLS 5533 – Selecting Literature and Materials for Children
LLLS 6131 – Selection and Use of Library Materials
LLLS 6132 – Cataloging and Classification
LLLS 6133 – Reference and Bibliography
LLLS 6231 – Library Information and Retrieval Systems
LLLS 6334 – Administration of School Library Services
LLLS 6336 – Media and Technology Selection and Application
LLLS 67391 – Internship in School Library Practice
One-Hour Course (TCED 5010) to prepare for the State Assessment Exam may be required.
Dr. Jane Claes, CSLT II Project Director, Bayou Suite 1135.09
281-283-3537, claesj@uhcl.edu
Dr. Paula Griffith, CSLT II Project Co-Director, Bayou Suite 1125.13
281-283-3537, griffithpe@uhcl.edu
Dr. Maureen White, CSLT II Coordinator, Bayou Suite 1135.06
281-283-3577, white@uhcl.edu
For appointment contact Suite Secretary, 281-283-3570.
School of Education • Academic Advising
University of Houston – Clear Lake
2700 Bay Area Boulevard • Box 188
Houston, TX 77058-1098
(281) 283-3615
Email: education@uhcl.edu
http://www.uhcl.edu/portal/page/portal/SOE/
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