Dr. Linda R. Most
Associate Professor
- Ph. D in Library and Information Studies
Florida State University - MA in History
Florida Atlantic University - MSLIS in Library Studies
Florida State University - BA in English
Goucher College
Teaching Interests
Foundations of Library and Information Science
Management of Libraries and Information Centers
Information Sources and Services
Public Libraries
Capstone course
Research Interests
Library in the life of the user
Public libraries and library users
LIS Education
Selected Publications
Most, L. R., Kazmer, M. M., Marty, P. F. (2013). Intangible factors influencing the successful completion of graduate LIS coursework by non-traditional students: A case of two IMLS-funded scholarship projects. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science [JELIS], 54(13), 205-219.
Most, L. R. (2011). The rural public library as place: A theoretical analysis. Advances in Library Administration and Organization, 30, 51-150.
Most, L. R. (2011). Hands on from a distance: Using community-embedded learning theory to contextualize an online course assignment. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science [JELIS], 52(4), 295-304.