Home School	Rutgers University
Class Name	Intellectual Freedom
Class Number	17:610:598
Course Tool	eCollege
Faculty	Nancy Kranich
Credits	3 Credit Hours
Class Description	This course will examine the historical and legal background of censorship in library and information services and current trends and topics in intellectual freedom. Students will learn how to articulate, promote, and defend intellectual freedom policies as a key component of professional practice in all types of library and information services.
Seats	2
Delivery	Asynchronous
Start and End Date	9/1/2011 - 12/13/2011
Last Add Day	8/25/2011
Residency Start and End Date	No Residency
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