MLIS Concentration Declaration of Intent

The MLIS Concentration is a credential which appears on your transcript, and is completed within the context of the MLIS program. To obtain the Concentration, a minimum of 15 credits of coursework from a list of qualifying courses must be taken. Please see the SOIS website for complete details on the concentration requirements.

  • Archives

    Note: It is recommended that students complete 501: Foundations of Library & Information Science and 650: Introduction to Modern Archives Administration before declaring this concentration. For questions about this concentration, please contact: sois-archivesinfo@uwm.edu
    Note: To CHANGE your concentration. Please cancel your previously declared concentration by selecting the checkbox above. You can then declare a new concentration area.

  • Information Organization

    Note: It is recommended that students complete 511: Organization of Information before declaring this concentration For questions about this concentration, please contact Margaret Kipp at kipp@uwm.edu
    Note: To change your concentration. Please cancel your previously declared concentration by selecting the checkbox above. You can then declare a new concentration area.

  • Public Library

    Note: To change your concentration. Please cancel your previously declared concentration by selecting the checkbox above. You can then declare a new concentration area.

  • Information Technology

    For questions about this concentration, please contact Dr. Maria Haigh at mhaigh@uwm.edu
    Note: To change your concentration. Please cancel your previously declared concentration by selecting the checkbox above. You can then declare a new concentration area.

  • School Library Media Concentration

    For questions about this concentration, please contact the School Library Media Coordinator Susan Hersh at shersh@uwm.edu
    Note: To change your concentration. Please cancel your previously declared concentration by selecting the checkbox above. You can then declare a new concentration area.