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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • Mission & Goals
    • Programmatic Performance
    • Our History
    • Partners
    • Advisory Board
  • PROGRAMS
    • Master of Library Science
    • Master of Library Science, School Library Media Specialist
    • Dual Degree in Library Science and History
    • Certificate in Post-Master's Studies in Librarianship
    • Advanced Certificate in Youth Services
    • Advanced Certificate in Archives
  • CURRENT STUDENTS
    • Advisement & Pre-registration
    • GSLIS Course Catalog
    • QC School Media Handbook
    • Awards
    • Scholastic Standards
    • GSLIS Listserv
    • Student Groups
    • Beta Phi Mu
    • How ​LACUNY Benefits You
    • LBSCI 795: Internship Course
    • Scholarships
    • LIS Job Boards
  • PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
    • Applications
    • Admissions
    • Transfer of Credit
    • Tuition and Fees
    • GSLIS Course Catalog
    • Financial Aid
    • Scholarships
    • International Students Information
  • FACULTY
    • Core Faculty
      • Emily Drabinski
      • S.E. Hackney
      • Brandon Jeffries
      • Ping Li
      • James Lowry
      • Nerve Macaspac
      • Kwong Bor Ng
      • Joe Sanchez
      • Nafiz Zaman Shuva
      • Vikki Terrile
      • Johnathan Thayer
      • Shuheng Wu
    • Adjuncts
      • Samantha Alberts
      • Jennifer Brown
      • Regina Carra
      • Caitlin Colban-Waldron
      • Zakiya Collier
      • Michelle Demetres
      • Syreeta Gates
      • Ashley Hawkins
      • Kelly Haydon
      • Jess deCourcy Hinds
      • Kathleen Kasten-Mutkus
      • Ryan King
      • Paige Laino
      • Arlene Laverde
      • Rachel Leff
      • Rowena Li
      • Michael Lorenzini
      • Robin Margolis
      • Rachel Mattson
      • Kim McNeil-Capers
      • James Tasato Mellone
      • Natalie Milbrodt
      • Carisse Mitchell
      • Obden Mondésir
      • Asma Neblett
      • Elizabeth Ott
      • Slava Polishchuk
      • Aleksandr Rozentsvit
      • Emely Rumble
      • Jessica Russo
      • Kari Smith
      • Cynthia Tobar
      • Kyle Triplett
      • Miriam Tuliao
      • Dan Woulfin
      • Yi-Chun Wu
    • Retired Faculty
  • ALUMNI & JOBS
    • Connect to GSLIS LinkedIn
    • GSLIS LinkedIn Job Posting
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    • HOME
    • ABOUT US
      • Mission & Goals
      • Programmatic Performance
      • Our History
      • Partners
      • Advisory Board
    • PROGRAMS
      • Master of Library Science
      • Master of Library Science, School Library Media Specialist
      • Dual Degree in Library Science and History
      • Certificate in Post-Master's Studies in Librarianship
      • Advanced Certificate in Youth Services
      • Advanced Certificate in Archives
    • CURRENT STUDENTS
      • Advisement & Pre-registration
      • GSLIS Course Catalog
      • QC School Media Handbook
      • Awards
      • Scholastic Standards
      • GSLIS Listserv
      • Student Groups
      • Beta Phi Mu
      • How ​LACUNY Benefits You
      • LBSCI 795: Internship Course
      • Scholarships
      • LIS Job Boards
    • PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
      • Applications
      • Admissions
      • Transfer of Credit
      • Tuition and Fees
      • GSLIS Course Catalog
      • Financial Aid
      • Scholarships
      • International Students Information
    • FACULTY
      • Core Faculty
        • Emily Drabinski
        • S.E. Hackney
        • Brandon Jeffries
        • Ping Li
        • James Lowry
        • Nerve Macaspac
        • Kwong Bor Ng
        • Joe Sanchez
        • Nafiz Zaman Shuva
        • Vikki Terrile
        • Johnathan Thayer
        • Shuheng Wu
      • Adjuncts
        • Samantha Alberts
        • Jennifer Brown
        • Regina Carra
        • Caitlin Colban-Waldron
        • Zakiya Collier
        • Michelle Demetres
        • Syreeta Gates
        • Ashley Hawkins
        • Kelly Haydon
        • Jess deCourcy Hinds
        • Kathleen Kasten-Mutkus
        • Ryan King
        • Paige Laino
        • Arlene Laverde
        • Rachel Leff
        • Rowena Li
        • Michael Lorenzini
        • Robin Margolis
        • Rachel Mattson
        • Kim McNeil-Capers
        • James Tasato Mellone
        • Natalie Milbrodt
        • Carisse Mitchell
        • Obden Mondésir
        • Asma Neblett
        • Elizabeth Ott
        • Slava Polishchuk
        • Aleksandr Rozentsvit
        • Emely Rumble
        • Jessica Russo
        • Kari Smith
        • Cynthia Tobar
        • Kyle Triplett
        • Miriam Tuliao
        • Dan Woulfin
        • Yi-Chun Wu
      • Retired Faculty
    • ALUMNI & JOBS
      • Connect to GSLIS LinkedIn
      • GSLIS LinkedIn Job Posting
      • GSLIS Alumni Site

PROGRAMS

Master of Library Science

Master of Library Science, School Library Media Specialist

Dual Degree in Library Science and History (MLS/MA)

Certificate in Post-Master's Studies in Librarianship

Advanced Certificate in Youth Services

Advanced Certificate in Archives

Advanced Certificate in Youth Services

Get a competitive edge by earning the 12-credit certificate!


You are eligible to enroll for the certificate under the following conditions:

  • You are enrolled in an MLS program; or

  • You hold an MLS degree and work or intend to work in public library youth services; or

  • You meet all the Queens College, CUNY, entrance requirements for graduate study.


This New York State-approved certificate is designed to help you develop the skills of youth in three age groups:

  • Preschoolers: Familiarize future readers with written language; establish routines that are conducive to reading and learning; promote the idea that reading is pleasure, not work.

  • School-age children: Expand and sustain reading skills, motivation, and pleasure in reading; help them begin acquires independent research skills; foster creativity through free, independent, and self-directed inquiry.

  • Teens: Help young adults discover that reading is a lifelong pleasure through which they can gain the knowledge and skills necessary for useful employment and satisfying relationships; support their information literacy skills through projects guided by their hobbies and interests.

The certificate will be awarded to students who complete 12 credits (4 courses) from the following selection of courses. Specific course selections will be determined in consultation with a faculty advisor and considering the educational, professional and personal background and interest of the student:


Core (required) courses:

  • LBSCI 773 Public Library Services for Children

OR

  • LBSCI 777 Public Library Services for Young Adults


Three additional youth services electives (9 credits):

  • LBSCI 737 Materials for Children

  • LBSCI 739 Materials for Young Adults

  • LBSCI 773 Public Library Services for Children

  • LBSCI 777 Public Library Services for Young Adults

  • LBSCI 768 Storytelling

  • LBSCI 790.3 Digital Pedagogy and Educational Technology

  • LBSCI 790.3 Digital Storytelling

  • LBSCI 790.3 History of Children’s Literature

  • LBSCI 790.3 Video Games in Libraries

  • LBSCI 790.3 Comics in Libraries

  • LBSCI 790.3 Manga in Libraries

  • LBSCI 790.3 Special Topics in Youth Librarianship


To receive the certificate at the completion of the prescribed four course sequence, paraprofessionals must have become matriculated students at Queens College. Current M.L.S students of the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies will obtain the certificate at the same time as the awarding of their degree. Library/information service professionals who complete a four course sequence will be awarded the certificate by the College.

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