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At the ALA 2025 Annual Conference & Exhibition, Drexel CCI held a special event for alumni in the Grand Hall at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Drexel University’s MSI in Library and Information Science is one of the longest running, continually ALA-accredited LIS programs in the U.S.
According to ALA's website, graduating from an accredited LIS program provides greater flexibility in the types of libraries and jobs you can apply for and enhances your career mobility. Many employers require an ALA-accredited master's for most professional level positions, and some states require an ALA-accredited degree to work as a professional librarian in public or school libraries.
Left: Faculty members, including Alice B. Kroeger Professor Jane Greenberg, center, had a chance to mingle with attendees at the ALA 2025 Annual Conference & Exhibition; Right: Mario the Magnificent; you never know who you'll see at the ALA conference!
Join An Upcoming Graduate Programs Information Session
Want to learn more about Drexel’s MSI in Library and Information Science? Check out our upcoming virtual sessions or view previous information sessions.
Tuition Discounts & Scholarships Are Available
Scholarships are available for our MSI in Library and Information Science students through our Ione Nelson and Evelyn W. Armstrong Endowed Scholarships. Scholarship and application details can be found on our graduate admissions information page.
Members of regional or national library associations are eligible for a tuition discount. Please contact cciinfo@drexel.edu for more information.
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