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Five NTULIS alumni won 2015 National Library of Public Information Thesis Awards. The award recipients include Drs. Chiu-yen Lin and Li-chiao Wang (both Ph.D.’15), Bi-Shin Hsueh, Jia-Ying Chan, and Yi-Lin Lee (all M.A.’15).
Dr. Chiu-yen Lin is the Deputy Director of National Archives Administration, and Dr. Li-chiao Wang is Chief of Archives at the Institute of Taiwan History, Academic Sinica. These five theses and dissertations cover important issues in library and information science as well as archival studies. Here is a list of their theses and dissertations:
Award Recipient | Advisor | Thesis/Dissertation |
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Chiu-yen Lin | Hsueh-Hua Chen | A new model for the management of government documents, records, and archives |
Li-chiao Wang | Shanju Lin Chang | A study of archives users' information behavior in context |
Bi-Shin Hsueh | Kuang-hua Chen | Exploring research characteristics and references patterns of scholarly literature in digital humanities |
Jia-Ying Chan | Shanju Lin Chang | A study of browsing patterns in an online bookstore |
Yi-Lin Lee | Wen-Chin Lan | A study of bibliographic record enhancement at university libraries in Taiwan |
More information about their works can be found at: National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan.
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