Public Services Law Librarian

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Public Services Law Librarian

Duties: Provides legal reference and research services to law school faculty and students, members of the university community, attorneys, and the public, in person and via the Internet, using a variety of print and electronic resources. Teaches legal research. Assists patrons with research requests and answers reference inquires using print and electronic resources. Instructs patrons in the use of research tools, print resources and online databases. Handles complex interlibrary loan requests. Services document delivery requests from attorneys and law firms and maintains loan documentation, including forms, manuals, records, and reports. Prepares and maintains reference guides, forms and manuals. Creates content for law library website and social media sites. Collaborates with staff in other law school and university departments on special projects with an archival or research component. Instructs the legal research component of the Legal Research and Writing Course. Collaborates with other librarians and instructors to design and revise content for the legal research component of the Legal Research and Writing course, required for all first year law students. Prepares syllabus, selects assigned readings, and prepares assignments and grades tests. Provides reference, interlibrary loan, research and instructional services to law students, law faculty and other law library patrons. Hires, trains and supervises the work of student reference assistants (law students), and the interlibrary loan duties of library clerk positions. Instructs the legal research component of the Legal Research and Writing Course.

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