Graduate Study
Master of Arts in Library & Information Science
Diploma
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Courses
Coursework (All)
Degree Requirements
Tracking Sheet (Core Competencies)
Graduate Certificate of Advanced Study in Archival Studies
Lectures
LIS 557: Documenting Diverse Cultures
“Culture, Race, & Cultural Competence” | Slides | 21min
LIS 520: Ethics for Library Information Professionals
“Ethics of Access Services” | Slides | 11min
Complementary Essay
Selected Coursework & Core Competencies
April 2020
“ePortfolio Reflection #3: Professional Development” **
December 2019
“Digital Movie Poster Archive: A Relational SQL Database from Conception to Implementation “
August 2019
“ePortfolio Reflection #2: Mid-Program” **
June 2019
Historypin Cultural Archive: Homepage
My Contribution: Archiving Banzai Burrito in Musashimurayama, Tokyo
My Class’ Collection: Latino Food Establishments; LIS 557: Documenting Diverse Cultures
May 2019
“The Evelyn Carnahan Library: A Prospectus“
December 2018
“The Ethics of Access Services: Circulation & Course Reserves at UTSA Libraries”
“Textbook Reserves & First-Year Students: A Study to Increase Application”
November 2018
“Academic Libraries and First-Year Student Retention: What Libraries Should Be Doing to Mitigate Attrition” **
October 2018
“Library or Information Organization: Interview and Tour” **
** indicates UA iSchool MLIS ePortfolio requirement
Undergraduate Study
Bachelor of Arts in Film
Diploma
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Degree Requirements
Selected Projects & Critiques
March 2014
“Star Trek: Remixing a Classic Franchise for a New Audience”
September 2013
“Addressing Shakespeare: 4 Plays”
April 2013
Power
“Crashing in Traffic: An Argumentative Essay About Traffic vs. Crash“
“Inception: The Opera (A Reimagination Analysis)“
March 2013
“‘Are You Watching Closely?’ The Structural Ambiguity of The Prestige“
February 2013
Movie Breakdown: The Consequence of Action
November 2012
Concept & Final Production Design for Prospective Film Adaptation of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
October 2012
“Como la Flor: Selena & the Cinematic Landscape of Multiculturalism in the American Southwest“
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Ricardo Johnson, MLiS 