Thomas J. Froehlich, Ph.D.
Program Director
Professor
School of Library and Information Science
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Thomas J. Froehlich holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Duquesne University and a Master’s in Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh. His research interests include curriculum development in Information Science and emerging roles for information professionals and a philosophical framework for relevance research. The majority of his published work is concerned with ethical considerations in the information professions, evolving in part from his philosophy background. Dr. Froehlich is a professor in the School of Library and Information Science and teaches in the areas of information science, ethics, network and software resources, online searching, and user interface design. He has provided workshops, training, seminars, and presentations in 23 countries, primarily in the areas of online searching and ethical concerns of information professionals. He recently returned from South Africa where he was invited to participate in a pan-African conference to draft the Tshwane Declaration on Information Ethics for Africa.

Course Taught for IAKM
IAKM 60001 Information Architecture and Knowledge Management I

For more information, see Dr. Froehlich's web page.