Common use of Librarian Appointments Clause in Contracts

Librarian Appointments. (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and, (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by the Canadian Library Association (the Canadian Library Association may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standards).

Librarian Appointments. (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and, (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by the Canadian Library Association (the Canadian Library Association may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standards).

Librarian Appointments. (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and, (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by the Canadian Library Association (the Canadian Library Association may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standardsstandards).

Librarian Appointments. (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and,; (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by the Canadian Library Association (the Canadian Library Association may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standards).

Librarian Appointments. (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and, (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA (American Library Association) accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by ALA (CFLA, the Canadian Federation of Library Association (the Canadian Library Association Associations, may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standardsstandards).

Librarian Appointments. ‌ (a) Criteria (i) an initial undergraduate degree (the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian standards); and, (ii) a professional library qualification from an ALA (American Library Association) accredited library school or an international library school which has been accredited by a national professional library association recognized by ALA (CFLA, the Canadian Federation of Library Association (the Canadian Library Association Associations, may be applied to for an opinion in cases where there is doubt about whether the qualifications presented meet existing Canadian Standardsstandards).