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1978: Supervision of Employees in Libraries
Allerton Park Institute Proceedings (no. 24, 1978); Edited by Rolland E. Stevens
On November 12-15, 1978, the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science sponsored its twenty-fourth annual Allerton Park Institute at Allerton House, located about twenty-five miles southwest of Champaign. The theme chosen by the faculty of the Graduate School of Library Science for this year's institute was "Supervision of Employees in Libraries." The institute was planned for persons who are now (or soon expect to be) first-line supervisors in libraries in order to provide them with practical assistance in learning how to perform their supervisory responsibilities. All types of libraries were to be covered, with emphasis on public vu viii Supervision of Employees in Libraries and academic libraries of medium to large size, as these are the libraries in which problems of supervision arise most often and in which principles of good supervision have, therefore, the most useful application. Supervision of both clerical and professional library employees was covered in the program.
The complete text of the Institute is available here as well as the individual papers. The papers included here are:
- Introduction - Rolland E. Stevens
- The Importance Of Good Supervision In Libraries - Hugh C. Atkinson
- Contributions From The Theory Of Administration Toward Understanding The Process Of Supervision: Barth's Distinction - Lars Larson
- The Research Basis Of Employee Centered Supervision - Richard J. Vorwerk
- An Overview Of Supervision In Libraries Today - Martha J. Bailey
- Leadership And Employee Motivation - Donald J. Sager
- The Role Of The Supervisor In Training And Developing Staff - David R. Dowell
- Making The Transition From Employee To Supervisor - Panel Presentation - David Passmore, Tom Tomczak, Barbara Halbrook, Marian McMahon, Tony Siciliano
- Interaction Skills And The Modern Supervisor - Richard Calabrese
- Handling Employee Problems - Elaine M. Albright
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Equal Employment Opportunity Principles And Affirmative Action Practices In Library Supervision - Agnes M. Griffen
The Proceedings of the Allerton Park Institute have been digitized through the Open Content Alliance at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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