What are some examples of the C.A.S. Project?
The C.A.S. project is a substantive investigation of a problem in librarianship or information science that is developed by the student in consultation with his/her advisor and concluded by a public presentation to the student’s C.A.S. committee. Examples of the C.A.S. project for certification students are an in-depth investigation of one of the topics related to the CoTE Assessment Portfolio, the definition of an action research project, an extensive reflection on best practice evidence as required by National Board Certification candidates or the development of a comprehensive library information science curriculum. For examples of C.A.S.
