ERIC ED043355: North Dakota State Plan for pdf

ERIC ED043355: North Dakota State Plan for

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The North Dakota State Library Commission defines the public library as an agency devoted to informal education, permitting an individual to study any subject at any time, to start at any degree of difficulty, proceed at his own pace, work toward a self-determined goal, free of costs and with minimum institutional restrictions. The State Plan devised to enable the North Dakota Public Libraries to fulfill this definition is presented in six sections: (1) general provisions of the plan; (2) public library services, Title I; (3) Public Library Construction, Title II; (4) interlibrary cooperation, Title III; (5) state institutional library services, Title IV, Part A, and (6) library services to the physically handicapped, Title IV, Part B. Appended are: (1) North Dakota Public Library Standards, 1970; (2) application for a subsidy for undergraduate work in library science; (3) application for a study grant to obtain a Master’s Degree in library science; (4) State Library Commission Administrative Chart; (5) construction project application; (6) State-Federal requirements for participation in LSCA Title II, Public Library Construction; and (7) outline for building program statement.

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• Creator/s: ERIC
• Date: 3/1/1970
• Year: 1970
• Book Topics/Themes: ERIC Archive, Federal Aid, Library Cooperation, Library Education, Library Facilities, Library Services, Library Standards, Physical Disabilities, Public Libraries, State Libraries

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