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    How To Manage A Law School Library: Leading Librarians On Updating Resources, Managing Budgets, and Meeting Expectations (Inside The Minds)

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    Christopher A. Knott, Dan Martin, J. Paul Lomio, Kris Gilliland, Marian F. Parker, Michael Whiteman, Penny A. Hazelton, Scott B. Pagel, Sherri Nicole Thomas, William Blake Wilson
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    HOW TO MANAGE A LAW SCHOOL LIBRARY: LEADING LIBRARIANS ON UPDATING RESOURCES, MANAGING BUDGETS, AND MEETING EXPECTATIONS (INSIDE THE MINDS)

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    This product provides key strategies for managing a law school library. Topics include library services; allocating budgets; balancing print and electronic resources; and meeting student, professor, and school expectations. The book discusses tips on

    Publisher:Aspatore
    Service Number:40744687
    Pages:180
    Publication date:2008-06-09
    Jurisdiction:General
    External Product Title:HOW TO MANAGE A LAW SCHOOL LIBRARY: LEADING LIBRARIANS ON UPDATING RESOURCES, MANAGING BUDGETS, AND MEETING EXPECTATIONS (INSIDE THE MINDS)
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    Copyright:2008
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    Christopher A. Knott

    Christopher A. Knott is associate professor of law and director of the Donald L. Garbrecht Law Library at the University of Maine School of Law. Prior to joining the University of Maine in 2006, he served from 2000 to 2006 as associate law librarian for 

    Dan Martin

    Dan Martin is the library director and a tenured professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. For sixteen years, he served as a faculty member and the head of the library at Pepperdine University School of Law, and for ten years, was a librarian at 

    J. Paul Lomio

    J. Paul Lomio is library director and lecturer in law at Stanford Law School, where he has been employed for the last twenty-six years. He teaches advanced legal research and holds both a J.D. degree and an LL.M. in law and marine affairs, as well as 

    Kris Gilliland

    Kris Gilliland is associate professor of law and director of the library at the University of Mississippi School of Law. She has also served as associate law librarian for public services at the Georgetown Law Center; as reference librarian and head of 

    Marian F. Parker

    Marian F. Parker is associate dean for information resources at Wake Forest University School of Law. Ms. Parker has been director of the Professional Center Library and professor of law since 1999. She was director of professional relations from 1996 

    Michael Whiteman

    Michael Whiteman has worked in law libraries since 1993. He has worked at the Boston College School of Law, the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville, and is currently a professor of law and the associate dean for Law Library Services 

    Penny A. Hazelton

    Penny A. Hazelton, a professor of law and associate dean for library and computing services at the University of Washington School of Law, has been in this field since 1972. During law school, she worked full time at the Lewis & Clark Law Library 

    Scott B. Pagel

    Scott B. Pagel has served as director of the law library, professor of law, and associate dean for information services at the George Washington University Law School since 1993. He received his B.A. from Michigan State University, his M.L.S. from the 

    Sherri Nicole Thomas

    Sherri Nicole Thomas works in the Faculty and Public Services Department of the University of New Mexico School of Law Library and is responsible for providing reference services to law school students, staff, faculty, and the public. She also plays an 

    William Blake Wilson

    William Blake Wilson graduated from the University of Missouri in Columbia with both his J.D. and a Masters in information science and learning technologies in May 2004. That same month, he started working for one of the largest firms in the Kansas City