Information Science in Leadership and Community Engagement, Doctor of Information Science (D.I.S.)
The program will require two 3-credit Foundational Courses; eight 3-credit Core Courses; one non-credit- bearing Inquiry Group class; one 3-credit Summative Course; one 3-credit Doctoral Capstone Preparation Course, and two 6-credit Doctoral Capstone Courses.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Foundational Courses | ||
| INST820 | (Literacies for Leadership) | 3 |
| INST821 | (The Researching Professional) | 3 |
| Core Courses | ||
| INST610 | Information Ethics | 3 |
| or INST830 | ||
| INST612 | Information Policy | 3 |
| or INST831 | ||
| INST613 | Information and Human Rights | 3 |
| or INST832 | ||
| INST620 | Diverse Populations, Inclusion, and Information | 3 |
| or INST833 | ||
| INST822 | (Program Assessment and Evaluation) | 3 |
| INST823 | (Participatory Design and Participatory Action Research) | 3 |
| INST824 | (Inclusive Leadership for Information Organizations) | 3 |
| INST825 | (The Public Intellectual) | 3 |
| Inquiry Group | ||
| INST001 | (Inquiry Group) 1 | 0 |
| Summative Course | ||
| INST826 | (Access, Accessibility, and Equity) | 3 |
| INST838 | (Doctoral Capstone Preparation) | 3 |
| Capstone | 12 | |
| INST829 | (Doctoral Capstone) | |
| Total Credits | 48 | |
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This is a non-credit bearing course that students take each semester. Inquiry groups are cross-cohort communities of practice, designed to assemble students with shared institutional contexts and/or research areas. Each group will run a self-directed readings seminar where they will share problems of practice, research questions, and/or related literature.