
Welcome to registration for You're a Law Librarian, Now What? being held on October 27, 2010. Space is limited so please register early. Registration and payment must be complete by October 21 at 5:00 p.m. (CST) in order to participate in the webinar.
Webinar Format:
You will join the meeting online using GoToWebinar and have the option of dialing in to the audio conference or listening to the program on your computers speakers. You will receive login and dial instructions before the session. Once you receive login instructions, please test your system to ensure you can participate.
Description:
Description:
As a new law
librarian, it is vital to take steps to become an effective professional early
in your career. Please join Dr. Yvonne Chandler, Associate Professor in the Library and Information Sciences Department at the University of North Texas on October 27 as we discuss core skills
needed to succeed today and look at current trends that may impact tomorrow.
We
will discuss:
- core law librarianship skills needed to succeed
- law librarianship as a profession and current trends
- preparing for and embracing additional responsibilities, roles, or functions
- marketing what you do and why law librarianship is so important
Yvonne J.
Chandler is an Associate Professor in the Department of Library and Information
Sciences (LIS) in the College of Information at the University of North Texas.
Her research areas include legal information services, Internet resources and
services, and education for library and information services. She teaches Law
Library Management, Introduction to Information and Access Retrieval,
Information and Access Services in the Social Sciences, Legal Information and
Access Services, and Government Information and Access Services. She is Director and Advisor for the Legal
Informatics Masters program and the Legal Information Management, and Legal
Information Access Management program offered jointly by LIS and the School of
Community Services. Dr. Chandler
developed the Law Librarianship program that has graduated more than 100 law
librarians working in the state of Texas and across the nation including the
directors of Baylor University, Texas Southern University, and Texas Wesleyan
University Schools of Law. Three graduates are library directors of major law firms
that are ranked among the top 100 largest firms in the country according to the
National Law Journal. The
Librarian Relations consultants for the Southwest region of the country for
major legal publishers - LexisNexis and Thomson West - are graduates of the UNT
program.
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