Reflection

(2000-2500 words; double spaced formatting) that provides a context and rationale for the materials included in your e-Portfolio. Your essay should be a cohesive and thoughtful presentation of your overall educational experience in relation to the five learning goals and their associated learning outcomes as represented by your e- Portfolio, and the impact of these experiences on your developing and future professional identity and practice. Some questions to consider as you prepare your essay: What SOIS experiences were the most significant learning experiences for you? Which artifacts in your e-Portfolio do you consider to be your best?

What does the e- Portfolio reflect about you as a library/information science professional? How has your perspective of libraries/information centers changed during your coursework in the program? What directions to you see your career taking at this point in time? (See rubric for additional guidance).

I’m Adrienne

Welcome! My name is Adrienne, and I am an MLIS candidate working on an archiving certificate. I am shy, but I am also trying to do better!

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