What You鈥檒l Learn
As the only social work program in the Chicagoland area with an interdisciplinary library track, Dominican University recognizes the critical roles social workers play in library settings. In addition to learning how to provide culturally sensitive services, you鈥檒l prepare to support organizations through professional referrals and staff training.
Through your library and information science courses, you鈥檒l analyze and compare social, cultural, economic, and political factors that influence access to information and the development and delivery of information services. As a student, you鈥檒l examine instructional approaches and strategies to better serve library patrons with diverse levels of information literacy.
Required Courses
Students in the library track are required to take the following courses in addition to the general MSW curriculum:
- SWK 701 Core Values, Ethics, and Issues in the Library and Information Professions
- SWK 702 Facilitating User Learning and Information Needs