According to Wikipedia, Edwin-Michael Cortez was a library science professor and director of the School of Information Sciences at the University of Tennessee. Early life Cortez was born in New York City the son of Michael and Cecilia Cortez. He graduated from Wagner College in 1972, received his Master of Library Science from University of Arizona in 1973 and Doctor of Philosophy in Information Science and Management Communication from the University of Southern California in 1980.
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How and why public libraries can, should and do facilitate the use of the Internet by the homeless: a look at the programs, barriers and political climate (2010) (2)
Teaching for the Future, Not the Past (2016) (1)
A Cross-Cultural and Bilingual Experience in LIS Education--A Case Study (2008) (1)
What Libraries and Information Professionals Can Learn from Project and Knowledge Management (2009) (1)
Sustaining Economic Development through Knowledge Management Practices in the Caribbean Region: Challenges and Opportunities (2007) (1)
