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graduate program as well. His strengths were in teaching library administration and book selection. Joeckel simultaneously pursued additional studies at the
University and received his Master's of Arts in Political Science in 1928. While attending the annual meeting of the Michigan Library Association (MLA) in 1929, he proposed the concept of "larger units of library service," an idea then considered "audacious. Joeckel served as president of the
296:, appointed by Franklin Delano Roosevelt against the strong objections of the ALA tasked a special Librarian's Committee in 1941 to analyze its operations. Joeckel headed up this committee and prepared a report that would act as, "a catalyst" for MacLeish's reorganization of the Library over the next three years. In furtherance of the ALA Planning Committee's objectives, the committee published
284:(1940). Also in 1937, Congress authorized funds to establish a Library Services Division in the US Office of Education. Joeckel noted the importance of this federal institution: "prior to the establishment of this Division, there was no Federal office directly responsible for leadership in a nation-wide program of library development."
178:, book circulation "more than tripled" and three additional branches were built. Joeckel taught Public Library Administration at what was then the undergraduate Department of Library Science in UC Berkeley's College of Letters and Science; this evolved into the graduate School of Librarianship in 1926, now known as the
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Library in 1927 and returned to the Midwest to become an Associate Professor in the Department of Library Science at the University of Michigan, which then only provided a bachelor's degree in Library Science; he was appointed professor in 1930 when Library Science offered a
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in 1948. Their publication highlighted inequalities among libraries intra and interstate and, "proposed a nationwide minimum standard of library service and support below which no library should fall." In hindsight the observation of Carl Milam (Executive
Secretary of the ALA from 1920–48) in the
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After his tenure as Dean of
Chicago's Graduate Library School from 1942–1945, Joeckel resigned from his position and headed back to Berkeley to become Professor at the graduate School of Librarianship and spend more time on research and writing. After taking a leave of absence in 1949 for health
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In 1944, as Dean of
Chicago's Graduate Library School, Dr. Joeckel organized a Library Institute. The papers prepared at this Institute addressed three areas: (1) library service organization at the local level; (2) role of the state, and (3) state and federal aid to libraries. These papers
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Joeckel's writings, "we find the genesis of much that is now in the federal laws and regulation which make federal financial assistance available to public, school and higher education libraries." On April 15, 1960, he died in Oakland, California.
269:(1920–1948) to increase federal support for state libraries and make library materials available throughout the nation. To promote the ALA's National Plan, its President Charles H. Compton appointed Joeckel to head the Federal Relations Committee in 1934.
248:, the first Black American to earn a doctorate in library science. Gleason's dissertation, "The Government and Administration of Public Library Service to Negroes in the South," changed the way librarians thought about public library service.
213:(CLA), which focused on post-war issues, on how best to engage service men faced with the challenge of returning to civilian life. Joeckel was elected president of the California Library Association that same year and served from 1919-1920.
241:, examined the public library and its relationship to the government.; it is considered, "a classic in library literature.". This seminal work was honored with the ALA's James Terry White Award for "exemplary writing" in 1938.
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After a brief year in St. Louis, Joeckel travelled to the West Coast in 1911 to take on the job of
Assistant Reference Librarian (1911–1912) and later Superintendent of Circulation (1912–1914) at the
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174:, replacing David R. Moore who had been the Library's first director following the building's completion in 1905. During his tenure at the
194:, 363rd Infantry of the United States Army during the Allied Forces' campaign against the Germans in World War I; he achieved the rank of
280:. They published their results and recommendations regarding the importance of effective organization administration in a book entitled,
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in France from September 26 to October 1, 1918; for his courage under fire, Captain Joeckel received the
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122:, advocate, scholar, decorated soldier, and co-writer, with
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385:The Government of the American Public Library.
239:The Government of the American Public Library
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229:Joeckel moved to Chicago when he received a
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233:at the age of forty-seven to attend the
142:Joeckel was born on January 2, 1886, in
737:Post-War Standards for Public Libraries
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298:Post-War Standards for Public Libraries
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418:.Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
658:McCook and Bossaller 2018, pp. 86-87.
300:in 1943 under Joeckel's leadership.
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244:Joeckel was dissertation adviser to
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98:librarian, author, and advocate
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962:University of Chicago faculty
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784:McCook, Kathleen de la Peña.
533:Public Libraries 1919, p.327.
192:American Expeditionary Forces
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168:University of California
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629:Libraries & Culture
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172:Berkeley Public Library
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844:Sutcliffe, G. (1917).
787:Rocks in the Whirlpool
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278:Chicago Public Library
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847:Who's Who in Berkeley
825:Powers, M.L. (1993).
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594:30, No. 7 (July): 529
460:Sutcliffe 1917, p.46.
378:Selected publications
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972:Writers from Chicago
876:"Library Meetings".
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472:Merritt 1928, p.449.
330:Library Services Act
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451:Powers 1993, p.415.
442:Kniffel 1999, p.43.
231:Carnegie Fellowship
148:Artium Baccalaureus
70:Oakland, California
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763:American Libraries
294:Archibald MacLeish
895:Wallace J. Bonk.
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