Library Student Journal

Library Student Journal was founded in 2006 by Masters students in the Department of Library and Information Studies at the University at Buffalo. Its authors, readers, and editorial board members include future Library and Information Science (LIS) practitioners around the world. We publish papers on topics of interest to the LIS field as broadly defined. LSJ is divided into four sections: 1. Articles - peer-reviewed research and literature reviews 2. Essay - less-formal papers of a personal or informational nature 3. Editorials - opinion pieces of any length 4. Reviews - reviews of recently published or commonly used LIS books

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2012

Essays

A Lawyer/Librarian’s Efforts to Avoid the Unauthorized Practice of Law	HTML
James Stephen Parks

Coney Island Voices and StoryCorps: Recording and Preserving the Oral History of America	HTML
Chris Scott Burns

Articles

Cloud Computing in Higher Education	HTML
Marwin Britto

Awareness and Use Patterns of Online Journals and Databases: A Study of P K Kelkar Library IIT Kanpur	HTML
Sunil Tyagi

Assessing the transferability of library and information science (LIS) degrees accredited by the American Library Association (ALA) and the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP)	HTML
Dana Goblaskas

Purposes and Challenges of Digitized Collections for the Humanities in Academic Libraries	HTML
Farley Wingfield Jenkins

Questions by Keystroke: An Analysis of Chat Transcripts at Albert S. Cook Library	HTML
Amanda Christine Youngbar

Bibliometric Analysis of the Library and Information Science Research Electronic Journal from 2004 to 2010	HTML
Chidi Deborah Isiakpona

Preserving Digital Cultural Heritage: A Call for Participatory Models	HTML
Rose L Chou

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