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This is an subject based institutional repository providing access to the university's School of Information and Library Science masters dissertations in library and information science. While currently only masters' documents are ingested the site intends to accept doctoral theses, technical & conference papers; as well as pre/post print articles in the future.

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1. GIVING NAVIGATION A HAND: LATERALITY AND MENU PLACEMENT - Sarah P. Reuning
The brains of left- and right-handed people have been shown to work slightly differently.

2. How Has the Role of the Reference Librarian in Academic Libraries Changed Due to the Advancements of Electronic Media? - Carla V. Edwards
How Has the Role of the Reference Librarian in Academic Libraries Changed Due to the Advancements of Electronic Media.

3. REFERENCE INTERVIEW STRATEGIES IN VIRTUAL \(CHAT\) REFERENCE: EFFECT OF OPEN QUESTIONS - Catherine Pellegrino
This paper examines the effectiveness of a specific reference interview technique, the use of open questions, in the context of online synchronous communication (“virtual” or “chat” reference).

4. THE INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS: A STUDY OF INVESTIGATORS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA - Patricia E. Schefcick
The information seeking behavior and skills of the private investigator are typical of many other information professionals, but the high risk information (HRI) they deal with, and the particular skills needed to work with and find this particular type of information, especially in regards to today™s information privacy concerns, make this group an ideal subject for study.

5. The Perils of Strong Copyright: The American Library Association and Free Culture - Jason Matthew Griffey
The American Library Association has been involved in an ongoing public relations campaign in order to attempt to convince the academic publishing world that the Open Access model is the correct one for academe.

6. LIBRARIANS AND LEFT-HANDEDNESS : A SPECULATIVE EXPLORATION - Renee A. Bosman
About eleven percent of the world™s population is left-handed, yet casual observation has led me to believe that significantly more than eleven percent of librarians are left-handed.

7. CENTER OF KNOWLEDGE VERSUS CENTER OF INFORMATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE UK ACADEMIC LIBRARY WITH THE US ACADEMIC PUBLIC LIBRARY - Sarah Turnbull Snow
This case study compares the mission, role, and services of two academic libraries in an increasing digital environment as typified by the Bodleian Library and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library.

8. THE ROLE OF CONFLICT AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT/RESOLUTION IN FACE TO FACE AND REMOTE COLLABORATION: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF A CONTROLLED EXPERIMENT - Andrew Phillips
The objective of the study is to observe conflict and conflict management techniques and see how they affect a group’s ability to produce good work.

9. The Effect of Online Reference Sources on the Collection and Use of Print Reference Sources - Cynthia L. Thomes
This exploratory study reports the results of 20 in-person interviews conducted with professional reference librarians at public libraries in the Triangle area of North Carolina regarding the librarians’ opinions about the impact that online reference sources have had on the collection and use of print reference sources at their libraries.

10. 21ST CENTURY PRESERVATION CHALLENGES FOR LAW LIBRARIES - Julie L. Kimbrough
This study examines the preservation practices of academic law libraries and argues that the survey results illustrate the growing gap between current preservation practices and new technology.

11. COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT IN SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES: AN ANALYSIS OF HEALTH RELATED TOPICS - Colleen M. Clancy
It impacts the level of access to information that patrons have.

12. A Collection Analysis of the Ticknor and Fields Collection of the Rare Book Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Ronald Laven Leach
This study is an analysis of the Rare Book Collection’s holdings and desiderata list for the Ticknor and Fields’ collection and historical overview of the Ticknor and Fields publishing house.

13. SCHEDULING INFORMATION SYSTEM: THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONLINE DATABASE FOR TRACKING SCHEDULING INFORMATION - An Li
This particular system is intended to allow workers to enter the hours they would like to request to work so that the scheduler can query the database to see who is available to work on which days in order to make the schedule.

14. Student Usage of Library Resources at One Academic Library - Hazel L. Brown
Previous studies suggest that the library environment may influence patron usage.

15. THE REACTION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO THE CUBAN REVOLUTION: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS COVERING 1957-1962 - Rachel P. Dickey
This annotated bibliography looks at government documents from 1957 until 1962.

16. A COMPARISON OF SUBSCRIBED AND NON-SUBSCRIBED TITLES IN THE SPRINGER LINK ELECTRONIC JOURNAL PACKAGE - Meghan Lafferty
Bundled electronic journal packages which include all of a publisher's journal titles have been criticized for weakening collections with the inclusion of titles collection developers would not have otherwise selected.

17. The Balance of Powers in Government Information Policy - Cheryl L. Davis
The answer to this question has varied since the founding of the nation; both in the collection of information and information policy.

18. DESIGN OF A DATABASE DRIVEN SYSTEM TO COMPILE AND DEFINE LOCAL BIOINFORMATICS RESOURCES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL - Patricia Losi
This master's project answered the need for a comprehensive database of bioinformatics resources, services, and faculty members at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

19. FACETED SUBJECT ACCESS TO MUSIC: AN EVALUATION OF THE MUSIC THESAURUS PROJECT - Michelle Cronquist
The Music Thesaurus Project is an initiative to develop a faceted thesaurus for music materials.

20. ROMANCE COLLECTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC LIBRARIES: ARE ALL GENRES TREATED EQUALLY? - Amy Funderburk
The historically low status of romances in public libraries has improved to some extent with the recent advent of reviews and hardcover publishing of the genre.

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