Thomas P. Slavens

Born 1928-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL577525A

Top Subjects

Reference services (Libraries) (2)
Library education (2)
Reference books (2)
Libraries -- History (1)
Union Theological Seminary (New York, N.Y.). -- Library (1)
Libraries -- Reference Department -- Case studies. (1)
Humanities -- Bibliography (1)

Books by Thomas P. Slavens

Total count: 20

The library of Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York, 1836 to the present

1965-01-01
Library case studies in the social sciences.

Campus Publishers1967-01-01
Information sources in the humanities

Campus Publishers1968-01-01
General sources of information, June 1968.

Campus Publishers1968-01-01
Information sources in the social sciences

Campus Publishers1969-01-01
The development and testing of materials for computer-assisted instruction in the education of reference librarians

U.S. Office of Education, Bureau of Research1970-01-01
Reference interviews and questions.

Campus Publishers1970-01-01
Faculty shortagemyth or reality

publisher not identified1971-01-01
A study of dissertations in library science accepted by the University of Michigan

1977-01-01
Informational interviews and questions

Scarecrow Press1978-01-01
Sources of Information in the Humanities (Sources of information in the humanities)

ALA Editions,US1981-09-30
The literary adviserselected reference sources in literature, speech, language, theater, and film

Oryx Press1985-01-01
Theological Libraries at Oxford

K G Saur Verlag Gmbh & Co1985-07-01
A Great Library Through Gifts

K G Saur Verlag Gmbh & Co1986-04-01
Number one in the U.S.A.records and wins in sports, entertainment, business, and science, with sources cited

Scarecrow Press1988-01-01
Doors to God

C.S.S. Pub. Co.1990-01-01
Introduction to systematic theology

University Press of America1992-01-01
Reference interviews, questions, and materials3rd ed.

Scarecrow Press1994-01-01
Sources of information for historical research

Neal-Schuman1994-01-01
Using the financial and business literature

Marcel Dekker2004-01-01