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Dian Walster is a Professor at Wayne State University, with an office located at 310 Kresge Library. Her work bridges diverse fields such as research methodologies, instructional design, and information policy, alongside expertise in school library media and literature for young adults. She can be reached at her email ah1984@wayne.edu or via phone at 888-497-8754 ext. 710.
- Ph.D. in Education Communications and Technology from the University of Washington
- Master of Librarianship from the University of Washington
- Bachelor of Arts in Education with specializations in English Literature, Composition, and Instructional Materials
Dian’s research interests span Research Methods, emphasizing qualitative approaches like autoethnography and quantitative models such as attitude-behavior consistency. She focuses on Instructional Design and Development for online teaching, Information Policy in everyday decision-making, School Library Media (collaboration and management), and Literature for Children and Young Adults (ages 9–14). Her courses include INF6010 - Information in Society and INF7996 - Research for the Information Professions, taught across multiple terms since Fall 2023.
As a Professor in the information sciences field, she has contributed to academic discourse through her educational background and teaching practice, though no scientific awards or publications are listed in the provided text. Her work highlights interdisciplinary connections, such as linking 19th-century English romanticism with modern online education frameworks.
