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PAT OYLER
Professor Oyler's background is broad and varied but her major interests are in international librarianship and management, automation, preservation and technical services, especially in public libraries. Nationally, she is Chair of the Orientation and Mentoring Committee of the International Relations Roundtable of the American Library Association where she has also served on the Council of the Association. Internationally, she is active in the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) where she has served as Chair of the Committee on Continuing Professional and Workplace Learning. Under the direction of Oyler, Simmons College has received several grants from Atlantic Philanthropies, the Henry Luce Foundation and the Starr Foundation to provide master-level training for librarians from Vietnam as the country works to build its academic libraries and information technology infrastructure in a rapidly growing global economy. During the 1990's, Professor Oyler coordinated the Simmons College/Harvard Yenching Institute Scholar Librarian Program where the first 18 of a total of 30 Vietnamese librarians attended Simmons for their master's degree in library and information science. She remains active in assisting these librarians in developing a library infrastructure for Vietnam and continues to travel to Vietnam regularly to teach continuing education classes for librarians. Teaching AreasLIS
404: Principles of Management Speeches and Conference Presentations
Professional Service
Committee Service to GSLIS and the CollegeGSLIS Western Campus Committee, member and chair Academic BackgroundA.B., Chestnut Hill College
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