Cumulative Index to AALL Spectrum, volumes 6-12

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Entries consist of a volume, numbered issue and page.

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AALL Spectrum

AALL Spectrum Article of the Year, 6:1.22 (Long), 7:1.23 (J.S. Heller), 8:1.20 (Rumsey), 8:1.27 (Rumsey), 9:1.26 (Holcomb), 10:1.26 (Sandwell-Weiss), 11:1.36 (Sandwell-Weiss), 12:1.55 (Bintliff- Briscoe)

Director of Publications Julia O’Donnell, 8:3.1

Editorial content, 6:5.1

Editorial director position open, 10:6.26, 10:7.41

Healey appointed editorial director, 6:2.10

"Membership News" Editor Sarah Mauldin, 8:3.1

Profile of Stu Rees, legal cartoonist, 12:6.32

Spectrum Looks Back: 2002-2022, 7:7.32

Spectrum seeks editor for "Membership News," 8:1.40

Survey of law library publication requirements, 6:10.6

AALL/LexisNexis Call for Papers, 7:1.15 (Y. Jones; R.Y. Rastorfer; B. Shucha), 8:1.20 (Trosow), 8:1.33 (Trosow), 8:2.19, 8:4.6, 9:3.29, 9:4.31

Competition nears conclusion for this year, 10:4.22

How to successfully submit a paper, 10:3.20

Academic Law Libraries. see also Law librarianship; Special Interest Sections (SIS)

ABA Standards for Academic Law Libraries Task Force, 7:3.4

Academic and firm librarians connect to improve legal research course content, 12:6.6

Academic course liaison program, 8:5.22

Access to online legal information, 12:4.6CRIV

Automated retrieval system and closed stacks, 7:7.24–7:7.25, 7:7.30

BNA electronic service contract, 7:5.8CRIV–7:5.10CRIV

Change in career path for directors, 7:3.14

Computer lab design, 7:7.16–7:7.19

Design of future law libraries, 12:3.24

Directors’ criteria for hiring reference librarians, 7:5.12–7:5.14

Empirical research theme of AALS conference, 10:5.5

Future of academic law libraries, 10:9.14

I-4 Shrinking Budgets and the Long-term Impact on Library Collections, 10:2.11CRIV(San Antonio)

Knowledge management, 7:4.1MB

Law review acquisitions on a budget, 11:7.6CRIV

Law school elective in law librarianship, 10:2.18

Library maintenance agreements, 12:7.5CRIV

Open access in Internet legal publication, 9:6.1MB

President’s comments on ABA Council, Section on Legal Education, 10:2.4

Role of law school library directors, 6:3.8

Understanding law students, 11:3.20

Acquisitions. see also Technical services

Billing and payment issues with vendors, 11:7.5CRIV

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) useful in vendor transactions, 9:7.6CRIV

Franklin Book Company out of business, 9:7.3CRIV

Interview with Cynthia Aninao, moderator of Law-Acq, 9:8.26

Law review acquisitions on a budget, 11:7.6CRIV

Skills of an acquisitions librarian, 9:4.8CRIV

Vendor Profile: William S. Hein Co. comments on subscription agents, 10:2.6CRIV

Vendor relations, 12:8.24, 12:9.1MB, 12:9.4MB

Vendor tools, 11:6.12

West’s Library Maintenance Agreement (LMA), 11:7.3CRIV

American Bar Association, 6:10.2 MB

Collaboration on ABANET, 10:6.3MB

Legal research questions on bar exams, 11:2.4

Working Group on UCITA, 6:10.12

American Library Association (ALA), 6:10.2 MB

AALL donates funds to ALA to overturn Children’s Internet Protection Act, 6:1.23

Judith F. Krug, director of ALA Office of Intellectual Freedom, addresses CALL meeting, 8:5.25

Reception for ALA members attending Midwinter Meeting, 8:6.22

Report on ALA Midwinter Meeting in Boston, 9:5.3

Technical Services SIS appoints liaison to ALA Subject Analysis Committee, 10:4.35

USA PATRIOT Act joint teleconference with ALA, ARL, MLA, SLA, 6:6.16

Annual Meeting (2001 Minneapolis)

Photographic overview, 6:1.31

Annual Meeting (2002 Orlando)

AALL Newsline: Newscast inaugurated at Orlando meeting, 7:1.7

Business meetings, 7:1.8

Local information, 6:8.16

Luncheon keynote speaker Catherine Crier, 7:1.6

Newscast inaugurated, 7:1.7

Plenary Session "Creativity within Chaos," 7:1.6

Plenary Session "Generations at Work," 7:1.6

Preview, 6:9.1, 6:9.4

Program ideas, 6:9.6

Student registration fees too high, 7:1.18

Travel plans and reservations online, 6:7.28

West and CRIV in Orlando, 7:4.32

Annual Meeting (2003 Seattle)

Business Meeting Agenda, 7:8.29, 7:9.7

Library tours, 8:1.19

Local information, 7:7.14–7:7.15, 7:8.16–7:8.17, 7:8.31, 7:9.center insert, 8:1.19

Social events, 8:1.20

Strategies for maximizing meeting experience, 7:9.16, 7:9.27

Theme: "Maximize Today Envision Tomorrow," 7:8.4

Annual Meeting (2004 Boston)

Association Luncheon to follow international theme, 8:8.25

Book drive, 8:7.36

Business Meeting Agenda, 8:7.35, 8:8.13

Diversity Symposium

"Promise Purpose and Potential: Brown v. Board of Education at Home and Abroad," 8:8.15

Highlights of Boston Meeting, 8:8.14

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session scheduled, 8:5.6

Local information, 8:6.18, 8:7.26

Planning underway, 8:2.4

President’s reasons for members to attend, 8:5.4

Special Interest Sections (SIS) events, 8:7.30

Theme: "Boston to Mumbai: The World of Legal Information," 8:1.4

Annual Meeting (2005 San Antonio)

Academic SIS VIP from ABA Council of the Section on Legal Education, 10:2.26

Business Meeting Agenda, 9:7.31, 9:8.17

Call for volunteers, 9:7.27

How to draft a memo justifying Annual Meeting attendance, 9:4.18

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session scheduled, 9:8.6

Local information, 9:6.20, 9:7.26, 9:8.insert

Members’ impressions of programs, 10:1.10

What is the single most important reason to attend the AALL Annual Meeting, 10:1.42

Annual Meeting (2006 St. Louis)

Centennial Celebration (AALL), 11:1.1

Centennial Celebration (AALL) and review of events, 11:1.16

Format shortened, 11:1.4

Highlights of St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:8.14

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session scheduled, 11:1.8

Local information, 10:6.14, 10:7.32

Program committee seeks proposals for hot topics, 10:6.20

Public Printer attends AALL Town Meeting, 11:1.9

Annual Meeting (2007 New Orleans)

Highlights of New Orleans Meeting, 12:1.19

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session, 12:1.6

Local information, 11:5.18, 11:6.1, 11:6.18, 11:7.28

Review of events, 11:8.12

Survival guide, 11:8.insert

Tips on making connections, 11:8.15

Annual Meeting (2008 Portland)

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session, 12:5.6, 12:9.6

Local information, 12:6.26, 12:7.30

Review of events, 12:8.14

Survival guide, 12:8.insert

Theme and its meaning: Energize! Explore! Evolve!, 12:1.4, 12:8.4

Annual Meeting  Programs (2001 Minneapolis)

A-2 Redefining the Law Firm: New Realities and New Roles for Law Librarians in the Legal Marketplace, 6:1.8

B-7 Pornography on the Internet: A New Reality, 6:1.28

C-1 Everything Old Is New Again: Second- (or Third-) Generation Automated System Challenges, 6:1.29

C-3 Choosing the right legal research text, 6:2.7

C-7 Preserving Government Electronic Information: Whose Job Is It?, 6:1.30 (Minneapolis 2001)

CRIV program on electronic licensing, 6:3.8 CRIV

D-5 HOT TOPIC: Discussion of Double Fold: Libraries and the Assault on Paper by Nicholson Baker, 6:1.32

G-3 We’re Hiring: Designing IT Job Descriptions to Attract the Very Best, 6:1.33

H-3 New Realities for Developing Global Collections, 6:4.6

H-6 Facing Reality: The Death of the Reference Desk?, 6:1.34

I-4 Nobody Does It Better: Leading Government Web Sites, 6:1.36

Tapes and handouts purchase, 6:1.8, 6:2.14

Annual Meeting Programs (2002 Orlando)

A-1 E-Reference Services, 7:1.12

DMCA discussed by Marybeth Peters of the U.S. Copyright Office, 7:1.22

H-2 Using Online Tutorials to Teach Legal Research, 7:1.10

I-4 Around the World (Wide Web): 60 Sites in 60 Minutes, 7:1.14

J-5 Hot Topic: The USA PATRIOT Act, 7:1.16

Programs planned on public policy, 6:10.24

"Public key infrastructure technology" subject of Legislative Update at Orlando meeting, 7:1.22

Roundtable on government relations planned, 6:10.24

Annual Meeting Programs (2003 Seattle)

"A Tragedy or a Farce: Preservation of Electronic Government Publications in the Post-9/11 World," 8:1.26

C-6: Connect with Vendors: Partner for a Strategic Advantage, 8:2.3CRIV

Diversity Symposium "Affirmative Action After Grutter and Gratz: Where Do We Go from Here?," 8:1.17

H-5: Negotiating License Agreements: Revisited, 8:2.4CRIV

K-6: 30 Sites in 30 Minutes: Favorite Acquisitions Web Sites, 8:2.5CRIV

M-4 Money-Go-Round: What to Do When Payments Go Astray, 8:1.28, 8:2.6CRIV

"Maximize Your Library’s Survival: Elements of an Effective Disaster Plan," 8:1.22

Native American law, 8:1.17, 8:1.19

Plenary Session I "The Future of the Past: Postmodern Library Realities," 8:1.16

Plenary Session II "Prime for Today and Tomorrow," 8:1.16

"Secure Connections: Safety and Security in the Law Library," 8:1.24

Annual Meeting Programs (2004 Boston)

B-2: CRIV Hot Topic: Trends in Legal Publishing, 9:2.3CRIV

B-4: Salary Negotiation Skills for Law Librarians, 9:1.18

C-2: The Virtual Federal Depository Library Program: A Reality for the 21st Century, 9:2.5CRIV

D-3: Negotiating with the Bizarre: Strange Questions at the Reference Desk, 9:1.20

D-4: Creating and Maintaining Legal History Collections, 9:2.7CRIV

F-2: Let’s Make a Deal: Strategies to Avoid Paying List Price, 9:2.7CRIV

G-5: Legal Information Microform Materials: The Gold Standard for Legal Collections, Research and Preservation, 9:2.9CRIV

I-5: Marketing the Law Library to the World: Getting Published in Judicial, Court and Bar Publications, 9:1.22

K-5: Lost That Whistle-While-You-Work Feeling? Staff Meeting Management Strategies for Library Directors and Managers, 9:1.24

Overview of 97th Annual Meeting, 9:1.12

Praise for 30-minute programs, 9:1.40

Annual Meeting Programs (2005 San Antonio)

AALL Web Masters Workshop, 9:6.24

The ABC’s of TOC’s: Enhancing Your OPAC with Tables of Contents, 10:1.34

B-5: Now Serving at the Centennial Cantina: Margaritas, Nachos and AALL History, 9:7.32

Committee on Recruitment to Law Librarianship to hold roundtable, 9:9.26

D-4: Copyrights, Copywrongs and the Gray Areas In-between, 9:8.6

D-5 Don’t Throw That Away: Ensuring Future Access to Legal Information in an Age of Digital Media, 10:2.9CRIV

E-1: A Town Meeting with Public Printer Bruce James, 9:8.6

F-3: Preserving State Government Information in an Electronic Age, 9:8.6

F-4: The Guide to Fair Business Practices: Where Do We Go from Here?, 9:4.2CRIV, 9:7.11CRIV

Federated Searching and Open URL, 10:1.34

The Guide to Fair Business Practices: Where Do We Go From Here, 10:1.22

H-5: E-rulemaking: Breaking Out of the Beltway, 9:8.6

Highlights of San Antonio Annual Meeting, 9:8.20

I-1: Annual Legislative and Regulatory Update, 9:8.6

Indexes Taxonomies and the Google Generation, 10:1.20

Is the New Bluebook New, 10:1.34

L-3: Values, Video and Vignettes: Using Video Oral History Techniques to Document the Unwritten Histories of AALL, 9:7.32

Moving and Downsizing Private Law Firm Libraries, 10:1.18

Nabbing vs. Sharing: Z39.50 and the Ethics of Directly Importing MARC Records, 10:1.34

Program on Latin American Law, 10:1.34

Top trends in library systems, 10:1.16

Workshop: Electronic Resources from Acquisitions to Access, 10:7.11CRIV

Annual Meeting Programs (2006 St. Louis)

A-2 Competitive Intelligence, 11:1.26

B-4 Access to government information, 11:1.30

D-5 Options in law library careers, 11:1.32

G-6 Friends of the library program at Annual Meeting in St. Louis, 11:1.28

I-4 Trends in legal education and law practice, 11:1.34

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training sessions scheduled, 10:8.6, 10:9.6

Legislative programs sponsored by Washington Office, Government Relations Committee and Copyright Committee, 10:9.6

Annual Meeting Programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:8.1

A-1 Public Services in the 21st Century, 12:1.28

B-1 Public Librarians Take on the USA PATRIOT Act, 12:1.30

C-4 Being a Leader in the Larger Organization, 12:1.32

Computing Services, 11:7.38, 11:8.28

D-6 The Power of Film to Teach Foundations of Roman and Civil Law, 12:1.34

Diversity Symposium: Getting a Rise Out of Diversity," 12:1.26

E-6 Understanding Copyright Challenges in Licensing, 12:1.36

F-2 Annual Legislative and Regulatory Update, 12:1.6

F-4 Who Really Sets Our Salaries, 12:1.38

G-5 Preparing New Lawyers for the Challenge of Practice, 12:1.40

H-5 The Future of Cataloging, 12:1.42

I-1Tips, Tricks and Technologies for Energizing Training Sessions, 12:1.44

J-5 Electronic Books in the Law Library, 12:1.46

Research Instruction and Patron Services, 11:8.28

Social Responsibilities, 11:8.29

State, Court, and County Law Libraries, 11:8.31, 11:9.26

Architecture. see Building and Remodeling Projects

Archives. see Preservation of Legal Information

Authentication. see Internet resources

Authentication Survey. see Committees (AALL) Access to Electronic Information Survey

Awards. see also Presidential Certificates of Merit

AALL Excellence in Marketing Awards, 12:1.16

AALL New Product Award, 6:3.11 CRIV, 6:5.2 CRIV, 6:5.5 CRIV

AALL New Product Award goes to palawlibrary.com, 9:3.22

AALL Spectrum Article of the Year, 6:1.22 (Long), 7:1.23 (J.S. Heller), 8:1.20 (Rumsey), 8:1.27 (Rumsey), 10:1.26 (Sandwell-Weiss), 11:1.36 (Sandwell-Weiss), 12:1.55 (Bintliff-Briscoe), 12:2.32

Articles from most recent volume reviewed, 10:2.24

AALL Wolters Kluwer Law & Business Grants

Research grants funded, 12:5.23 (Fishman-Scott)

AALL/Aspen grants, 8:6.11, 8:8.22 (Browne), 8:8.22 (Kunsch), 9:2.24 (Burke; Hensiak; Nixon)

AALL/Aspen grants awarded to Molly Brownfield and Dennis Kim-Prieto, 11:5.31

AALL/Findlaw Excellence in Marketing Awards, 6:10.8

AALL/LexisNexis Call for Papers, 7:1.15 (Y. Jones; R.Y. Rastorfer; B. Shucha), 8:1.20 (Trosow), 8:1.33 (Trosow), 8:4.6

AALL/Thomson West Excellence in Marketing Award, 8:1.20 (Travis County Law Library), 9:1.32 (LLAW), 10:2.10, 11:1.14, 12:2.32

Nominations to Lori Hedstrom, 10:2.24

Agnes and Harvey T. Reid Award for Outstanding Contribution to Law Librarianship, 10:1.30 (Drake)

ALL-SIS Outstanding Article Award, 9:9.18 (Babb), 11:9.26 (Peoples), 11:9.26 (Shucha)

Best Brochure to NELLCO, 12:1.17

Best Campaign to Riverside County Law Library, 12:1.17

Best Newsletter to Law Library Lights, 12:1.17

Best PR Tool Kit to Alexander Campbell King Law Library, 12:1.16

Best Use of Technology to Chase College of Law Library, 12:1.16

Chapter Professional Development Awards, 12:2.32

Nominations to Carol Bredemeyer, 10:2.24

Chapters proud of their award winners: Doyle, Chanin and Wallace, 7:10.28

Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur to Germain, 12:1.55

CRIV New Product Award, 12:2.32

CRIV New Product Award nominations, 12:2.12CRIV

Ellen Schaffer Foreign Librarian’s Grant award, 9:8.28(Aladashvili)

Foreign, Comparative and International Law, 9:2.26(Bernal; Somers)

Frederick Charles Hicks Award for 2005, 9:9.18(Bintliff)

Joseph L. Andrews Bibliographical Award, 6:9.8 (DuPont), 6:9.8 (Goldberg), 7:1.7 (J. DuPont; J.E. Goldberg), 7:9.14 (R. Leiter), 8:1.20 (Leiter), 8:8.12 (Price), 9:8.16(Manz), 10:8.18(Aglim), 11:8.21(Chiorazzi; Most), 12:2.32, 12:8.18 (Grosek)

Nominations to Milagros Rush, 10:2.24

Joyce E. Starkweather Award, 7:2.4 (J. Lee)

Kenneth J. Hirsh Distinguished Service Award, 9:1.36(Hirsh)

Law Library Journal Article of the Year, 6:1.22 (Melamut), 7:1.23 (L.R. Nemchek), 8:1.27 (Carter), 10:1.26(Mart), 11:1.36(Whiteman), 12:1.55(Mart), 12:2.32

Articles from most recent volume reviewed, 10:2.24

Law Library Publications Award, 12:2.32

Nominations to Gail Partin, 10:2.24

Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award, 6:9.9 (Wright), 7:1.7 (J.S. Wright), 7:9.12 (M. Anderson; L. Chanin), 7:9.13 (F. Doyle), 8:1.20 (M. Anderson; L. Chanin; F. Doyle), 8:8.10 (David), 8:8.10 (Reynolds), 9:1.37(David), 9:8.18(Dyer; Mersky; Miller), 11:8.22(Billings; Jacbs; Sun), 12:2.32, 12:8.16 (Oakley)

Nominations to Johanna C. Bizub, 10:2.24

Minority Leadership Development Award, 6:9.21, 6:10.30, 8:1.20 (Bloodworth)

New Product Award: Indexmaster, 6:6.11

New Product Award nominations, 10:2.12CRIV

Nomination to Charles S. Finger, 10:2.24

Nominees sought for AALL awards, 9:2.30, 11:2.24

Nominees sought for New Product Award, 11:2.10CRIV

O. James Werner Award, 6:1.19 (Lemann)

PAGI Public Access to Government Information Award, 12:1.6 (Joergensen- Hartman), 12:2.33, 12:8.6 (Bass)

Nominations to Timothy L. Coggins, 10:2.25

PAGI Public Access to Government Information Award nominations, 11:6.25

National Indian Law Library, 10:8.6

Peoples Law Library of Maryland, 10:3.26

Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists, 10:8.6

Presidential Certificates of Merit, 11:2.20(Bintliff)

Renee D. Chapman Award for Outstanding Contributions in Technical Services, 6:10.26 (Johnston), 8:4.32, 8:8.28 (Turpening), 9:2.27(Turpening), 10:1.37(Sitkin), 10:8.30(Briscoe)

SCALL Vendor Service Award, 8:2.14 (Spinelli)

SCALL William B. Rohan Chapter Service Award, 7:2.4 (A. Brecht)

Spirit of Law Librarianship Award nominees sought, 6:7.19, 7:7.12, 8:6.7, 9:6.23, 10:6.26, 12:6.37

Spirit of Law Librarianship Award to CALL Community Service Committee, 11:1.40

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Bibliographies

Annotated Bibliography of Digital Reference Services, 7:4.20

Research Instruction and Patron Services

Bibliography of legal research texts online, 11:2.27

Second Life, virtual world on the Internet, 12:2.15

Sexual Orientation Bibliography to be published by Hein, 11:1.47, 11:5.27

Social Responsibilities

Bibliography on Lesbian and Gay Issues updated, 11:6.28

Web site design, 11:3.9

Web Sites on domestic violence and Internet abuse, 12:2.9

Blogs. see also Internet resources

Blog for the FCIL-SIS, 10:9.28

Chapters

CALL: Blogs and RSS feeds topic of meeting, 10:4.32

DALL: Blog for members, 11:1.40

LLAM: Blogs topic of brown bag lunch, 9:8.23

LLAM: Chapter blog tips, 9:9.25

LLAW: Members publish articles on blogs and identity theft, 11:2.20

LLNE: Blog is now published as part of newsletter, 9:5.19

LLNE: Blog tutorial at spring meeting, 9:8.23

MALL: Presentation on blogs, 9:3.21

How to create, 9:9.25

Hurricane Katrina law library blog, 10:2.4

Law library use of blogs, 8:7.8

Legal periodical blog, 9:4.11CRIV

Public relations and, 10:6.3MB

Bodleian Library 400th Anniversary, 7:4.12

Book Review

Bowling Alone: the Collapse and Revival of American Community, 12:9.8

Educating Lawyers, 12:9.22

Never Eat Alone, 12:8.10

Secret Treaties of History, 12:8.18

Solo by Choice: How To Be The Lawyer You Always Wanted To Be, 12:8.7

British Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL)

Report on meeting in Helsinki, Finland, 9:2.4

Brown v. Board of Education

50th anniversary, 8:4.27, 8:6.8, 8:8.15

Brown v. Board of Education and law school admissions, 8:6.8, 8:6.12

Law librarians reflect on growing up in the 1950s, 8:6.16

Budget

I-4 Shrinking Budgets and the Long-term Impact on Library Collections, 10:2.11CRIV, 10:2.11CRIV(San Antonio)

Law review acquisitions on a budget, 11:7.6CRIV

One time funding allocation opportunities, 10:3.18

Building and Remodeling Projects

Alston & Bird LLP (D.C.), 11:7.16

Ave Maria School of Law Library, 6:8.6

Case Western Reserve School of Law Library, 10:7.20

College of William and Mary Law Library, 12:7.16

Design of future law libraries, 12:3.24

Editor’s comments, 6:8.1, 6:8.4, 7:8.18, 8:7.12, 9:7.10, 10:7.15, 11:7.1, 11:7.14, 12:7.13

Hinckley Allen and Snyder Library, Providence, RI, 7:8.22–7:8.23

Holme Roberts and Owen, 8:7.14

Jenkins Law Library, Philadelphia, 9:7.24

McMillan Binch, Toronto, 9:7.12

Moving and Downsizing Private Law Firm Libraries, 10:1.18

Neal Gerber Eisenberg library, 11:7.22

Ohio Supreme Court Library, 9:7.22

Orange County Public Law Library, 11:7.18

Oregon Supreme Court Library, 6:8.12

Pace Law School Library, 12:7.18

Phoenix School of Law library, 11:7.20

San Diego County Public Law Library, 7:8.26–7:8.27, 7:8.31

Smith Currie Hancock library, 10:7.22

Social Law Library, 10:7.24

Syracuse University College of Law library, 11:7.24

Thomas M. Cooley Law School satellite campus, 9:7.14

Thompson Coburn, 8:7.18

UB Charles B. Sears Law Library, Buffalo, NY, 7:8.24–7:8.25

UDC David A. Clarke Law School Library, 9:7.20

University of Colorado Law School Library, 12:7.14

University of Florida’s College of Law Library, 10:7.16

University of New Mexico School of Law Library, 12:7.20

University of North Dakota Law Library, 8:7.20

University of Oregon School of Law Library, 6:8.10

University of St. Thomas Schoenecker Law Library, 8:7.16

University of Washington William H. Gates Hall, 8:7.22

UNLV Law School Library, Las Vegas, NV, 7:8.20–7:8.21

Washington State Attorney General’s Research Center, 12:7.22

Washoe County Law Library, 6:8.8

Web site: Design Feature for Law Libraries, 7:8.28

Wisconsin State Law Library, 6:8.14

Bureau of National Affairs (BNA). see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors); Legal Publishers

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Canada. see Foreign law

Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL), 6:10.2 MB

Annual Conference Ontario, 7:7.4

History and future, 9:5.16

Career Development Task Force. see Committees (AALL)

Cartoons. see Stu’s Views

Cataloging. see Technical services

Caucuses

Black Caucus

Annual Meeting events, 11:6.25

Donation made to Reader to Reader, Inc., 10:6.20

Latino Caucus

First organizational meeting, 10:2.27

New caucus established, 10:4.12

Officers announced, by-laws approved at Annual Meeting, 11:2.22

Publishing Initiatives Caucus

Database of articles now available, 11:4.24

PIC web site source of publishing initiatives, 10:6.3MB

Centennial celebration (AALL), 7:9.4. see also Committees (AALL); Law librarianship

Annual Meeting (2006 St. Louis), 11:1.16

Law Librarianship, 9:9.20

Member to Member

If money were no object, how would you celebrate AALL's centennial anniversary?, 10:6.30

Task force invites ideas, 6:7.21

Chapters

ALLA

Community Affairs and Outreach Committee, 7:9.9

Group lobbies to keep Georgia State Law Library open, 9:8.22

ALLUNY

50th anniversary, 9:3.20

Co-chairs appointed for Northeast Regional Law Libraries Conference, 10:5.22

Fourth Northeast Regional Conference planned, 10:1.30

Member honored by New York court system, 7:5.28

Annual meetings: ORALL, SANDALL, SWALL, 7:2.28

AzALL

Anne Myers addresses meeting on national issues' impact, 10:6.4MB

AzALL Distinguished Member Award, 9:9.24(Henderson)

Celebrates 20 Years, 8:4.14

Relationship with in-state library school, 8:4.24

Workshop on patent information, 9:5.19

California chapters

AB 2648 on public law library funding fought, 7:3.30, 7:4.26, 7:7.4MB

All California Institute in San Luis Obispo, 7:5.29, 7:8.32

Law library advocacy institute at joint institute, 7:10.27

CALL

108th Congress subject of meeting presentation, 9:4.22

50th anniversary, 8:9.8

60th anniversary celebration, 11:7.34

AALL executive director addresses group, 8:3.20

Agnes and Harvey T. Reid Award, 10:1.30(Drake)

Annual Meeting events (2004 Boston), 9:2.24

Author/journalist addresses chapter meeting, 10:8.22

Blogs and RSS feeds topic of meeting, 10:4.32

CALL Lifetime Achievement Award, 10:1.30(Collins)

Chicago Multitype Library System, 8:8.19

Chicago’s board of ethics director addresses group, 9:8.22

Children’s book donation project, 6:5.20

Community service project discussed, 9:3.20

Cook County Circuit Clerk addresses group, 11:3.22

Farewell party for Judy Gaskell, 8:3.20

Iraqi law schools and law libraries subject of meeting, 10:4.32

Joint meeting with Illinois SLA chapter, 7:8.33, 11:6.26

Joint meeting with MAALL, 7:5.28

Judith F. Krug, director of ALA Office of Intellectual Freedom, addresses breakfast meeting, 8:5.25

KM topic of meeting, 7:10.28

Leadership session for improvements within chapter, 9:3.20

"Local Government On the Web" Law Day presentation, 6:2.18

Member publications and speeches, 9:6.22

Members participate in Midwest Law and Technology Conference and Expo, 9:4.22

Mike Ragen chapter VIP at Annual Meeting, 11:1.40

New officers, 6:9.12

Professor Neil Williams discusses Brown v. Board of Education, 9:3.20

Program features KM speaker, 7:4.26

Program features speaker from Singapore, 6:9.17

Program on Illinois Legislative Process, 11:4.22

Public radio pledge drive volunteers, 9:5.19

School supplies donated to homeless by chapter, 10:4.32

Spirit of Law Librarianship Award to chapter committee, 11:1.40

Table at Annual Meeting features photos of events (2003 Seattle), 8:2.15

Technology and Islam subject of meetings, 6:8.26

Tips on running electronic elections, 10:9.27

Winston addresses meeting, 11:8.26

Workshop on influencing public opinion, 9:4.22

CoALL

Annual Bridge the Research and Analysis Gap Program, 10:1.30, 11:1.40

Brown bag lunches at Denver law firms or university law libraries, 11:4.22

Career event, 11:7.34

Conference on career development, 10:7.36

Happy Hour, 7:4.26

Holiday party, 6:6.20

Indian Bar Association run to raise funds for scholarships, 11:3.22

Law librarian on team that will advise United Arab Emirates on its law school, 10:9.26

"Legal Research Corner" in The Colorado Lawyer, 8:2.14

Legal research publication by chapter members, 10:6.18

legal research publication by chapter members, 10:7.36

Library school students tour University of Denver law library, 10:6.18

Members Bintliff and Sergio Stone receive awards, 11:2.20

Members encouraged to write for law journals, 8:5.18

Networking with other librarians, 11:8.26

New law building at University of Colorado celebrated, 11:2.20

News of chapter members’ activities, 10:9.26

Publications by members, 11:7.34

Scholarship to fund future law librarian, 11:6.26

Speakers’ Bureau formed, 7:10.26

Summer associates training, 7:2.28

Tips on using Casemaker in online newsletter, 10:5.22

USA PATRIOT Act topic of program, 8:9.24

Visit from AALL president, 10:9.26

Volunteers help with PBS membership drive, 6:6.20

Workshop on legal materials for non-law librarians, 10:6.18

DALL

Blog for members, 11:1.40

Executive board announced, 6:2.26

Silver anniversary, 6:4.27

GPLLA

Annual Institute topic is competitive intelligence, 11:2.20

Basic legal research course held, 7:10.26

Brown bag lunch success, 7:6.28

Business research subject of luncheon meeting, 8:6.22

Celebrates 35th anniversary, 9:3.20, 9:8.22

Chapter "adopts" public school library, 8:5.24

Community service projects, 7:10.28

First Fridays, 7:4.26, 8:2.14

Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina, 10:3.24

How to start a program teaching legal research in your local chapter, 12:3.6

Local SIS holds brown-bag luncheons, 8:5.24

Negotiating skills seminar, 8:9.26

Online newsletter debut, 8:5.24

Opening reception, 7:4.26

Panel at Drexel iSchool, 11:8.26

Pennsylvania legal research course offered, 8:6.22

Scholarship to fund future law librarian, 11:6.26

HALL

Joint annual meeting with SWALL, 8:8.18

LLAGNY

65th anniversary celebration, 8:9.24

Annual meeting held at Rockefeller Plaza, 11:2.20

Children’s book drive, 11:7.34

New officers, 6:10.14

Presidential Certificate of Merit for support to library community after Sept. 11, 7:2.31

Pro Bono Committee, 7:9.8

Task force to assist libraries affected by 9/11, 6:5.17

Winter meeting held, 6:8.26

LLAM

Biennial research institute, 8:8.18, 10:8.22

Blogs topic of brown bag lunch, 9:8.23

Chapter blog tips, 9:9.25

Chapter learns about podcasting, 10:4.32

Group lobbies to keep library of the Maryland DNR, 9:9.24

Group tours Library Company of Baltimore, 10:4.32

GSI and LIVEDGAR topic of meeting, 10:4.32

Legislative Day, 11:8.26

Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award, 10:1.30(Miller)

Maryland librarians’ activities in Boston for Annual Meeting, 9:1.32

Maryland library associations join together to lobby legislature, 10:6.18

Public Access to Government Information Award, 10:1.30(Crawley)

Review of programs offered in 2003-4, 8:9.26

Silent auction at holiday party, 9:5.19

Stitching SIS new at Annual Meeting, 11:1.40

Strategic planning conference for Maryland libraries, 9:3.20

Telephone Reference/Night Owl Service at Enoch Pratt Free Library, 9:5.19

Twentieth anniversary of chapter, 6:10.14

LLAW

Article on copyright published in Wisconsin State Bar Journal, 9:9.24

Group wins 2004 AALL/West Excellence in Marketing Award, 9:1.32

Guided tour of Executive Residence, 10:3.24

Legal research publication by chapter members, 10:1.31, 10:3.24, 10:5.22, 10:7.36

Library membership directory compiled, 10:2.26

Member publications, 9:6.22, 11:9.30

Members encouraged to write for law journals, 8:5.18

Members publish articles on blogs and identity theft, 11:2.20

Members publish in legal publications, 11:6.26

New edition of Introduction to Legal Materials, 8:5.25

Public relations initiative, 8:4.24

Publications by chapter members, 11:1.41

Recruitment efforts made with Wisconsin library school students, 10:9.26

Results of study on public access to legal information in Wisconsin, 10:5.22

Wisconsin State Law Library wins award for Best Reference Site, 9:4.22

LLNE

60th Anniversary program on new technology, 11:4.22

AALL/Aspen grants, 9:2.24(Burke; Hensiak; Nixon)

Blog is now published as part of newsletter, 9:5.19

Blog tutorial at spring meeting, 9:8.23

Boston area Walk for Hunger, 6:9.17

Brainstorming session on the future of chapter, 6:8.26

Career panel at Simmons GSLIS, 8:4.24

Chapter blog wins AALL Certificate of Appreciation, 10:4.32

Chapter forms new Archives and History Committee, 9:4.22

Digital libraries topic of spring meeting, 7:10.28

Fall meeting theme: Intellectual Property, 6:3.22

Fall meeting topic: "Doing More with Less," 9:4.22

"Introduction to Legal Research" course offered, 8:3.20

"Law, Nature and Gifts from the Sea" is theme of Chapter annual meeting, 10:4.32

"Leading through Change for Information Professionals" program, 8:3.20

Legal research course offered, 10:3.24

New editors for newsletter, 9:2.24

Newsletter tips, 9:6.22

Outreach with Simmons GSLIS, 8:8.19

Program on health law, 11:9.30

Program with Simmons Library School students, 7:10.27

Redesigns Web site, 7:2.28

Service Committee, 7:5.28, 7:9.8, 7:10.28

Spring meeting includes program on insurance law and volunteer book drive, 10:9.26

Terrorism topic of spring meeting, 9:8.23

LLOPS

Experience Music Project discussed, 6:8.26

New officers installed, 6:2.18

Presentation on CORC: Cooperative Online Resource Catalog, 6:5.20

Spring seminar on identity theft, 6:10.14

LLSDC

Breakfast meeting "Meet and Greet," 6:5.20

Directory of federal law libraries compiled, 6:10.14

Executive board announced, 6:2.18

Group hears lecture on fair use by S. Vaidhyanathan, 9:9.24

Holiday parties, 6:6.20

Joint meeting with VALL, 11:1.41

"Law Librarian’s Society of D.C. Day," 9:3.21

Legal Research Institute, 9:6.22

New executive board announced at annual banquet, 10:1.31

New Serial Set information on Web site, 6:9.17

Opening reception, 10:3.24

Program on mental effects of terrorism offered, 6:6.20

MAALL

Local arrangements manual now at MAALL Web site, 8:9.25

New director for MALLCO consortium, 11:4.22

PR booth at Annual Meeting (2003 Seattle), 8:2.15

"Show Me the Future" subject of annual fall meeting, 6:5.20

Thirtieth anniversary of chapter celebration, 10:3.24

Workshop on finding company information held at joint MALL/MAALL meeting, 9:4.23

MALL

50th anniversary photo contest extended, 11:1.41

AALL scholarship goes to chapter member, 10:1.31(Baland)

Cataloging workshop with MOTSE, 8:6.22

Chapter celebrates 50th anniversary, 10:5.22

Chapter Development Award, 10:1.31(Wells)

Chapter election results, 10:9.27

Chapter receives Excellence in Marketing Award, 10:1.31

Chapter strategic planning, 10:7.36

Chapter’s fiftieth anniversary celebration, 10:4.32

Dakota County Law Library opens new service area, 10:8.22

Law and technology show scheduled, 6:2.18

Law firm open house, 8:6.22

Law Librarianship Award, 6:2.18 (Anderson)

Lawmoose.com and, 7:7.20

Leadership conference, 6:9.17

Legal Research Institute, 7:7.20, 9:7.30

Legal Research Institute includes CLE credits, 9:5.19

MALL Law Librarian of the Year, 10:1.31(Kelly)

Marvin Anderson honored as a Minnesota Attorney of the Year 2001, 6:8.26

Members active in upcoming Annual Meeting in San Antonio, 9:8.23

Minnesota Legal Research Guide 2d, 7:4.26

Minnesota Library Association and, 7:3.30

Outreach to library school students, 8:9.24

Photo contest winner congratulated, 10:3.25, 10:7.36, 10:8.22, 11:7.34

Photography contest to celebrate 50th Anniversary, 10:2.26

PR for LIS students, 8:5.24

Presentation on blogs, 9:3.21

Project to help Pro Se patrons, 11:3.22

Public Relations ideas, 7:7.20

Publications by chapter members, 11:7.34

Receives LSTA grant, 7:2.28

Research Institute, 11:7.34

Spring conference, 6:10.14

University of Minnesota adds millionth volume, 9:3.21

Workshop held for public librarians, 9:3.21

Workshop on finding company information held at joint MALL/MAALL meeting, 9:4.23

MALL and LLNE

Strategic planning, 6:5.20

MichALL

Anniversary celebration, 6:3.22

Fall retreat held, 9:3.21

Group celebrates its 28th anniversary at Wayne State, 9:1.32

New officers

LLSDC, SANDALL, SWALL, 7:2.28

NJLLA

Bridge the Gap program for summer associates, 7:10.26

Career tips offered at meeting, 9:4.23

Display at Annual Meeting (2003 Seattle), 8:2.15

Getting the most out of search engines presented at meeting, 8:8.19

Gift books for Safe House shelter, 8:5.24

Law firm management program, 8:5.24

Legal Reference for Public Librarians Workshop, 7:8.32

Legal Research Workshop held for regional library cooperative, 9:5.19

New Web site announced, 8:5.24

Professor Arthur Miller is guest speaker at meeting, 9:3.21

Summer associate training offered, 6:8.26

"Technology Tips and Tricks to Enhance Your Productivity and Delivery," 8:3.20

Workshop on communications strategies, 6:10.15

NOALL

Annual meeting topic "New Challenges Facing Librarianship," 6:5.17

Author Rene Nevils guest at meeting, 6:10.14

New Orleans web site, 11:7.40

Tour of Baton Rouge, 6:10.14

NOCALL

Annual Spring Institute, 6:8.26

Career event at University of California Berkeley, 11:3.23

Installation of new officers, 6:9.12

Mark Mackler receives Professional Achievement Award, 6:9.17

Members encouraged to write for law journals, 8:5.18

Newsletter goes online, 6:5.17

Presidential Certificate of Merit awarded to chapter, 6:2.18

Thirteenth edition of The Union List produced, 6:10.15

Workshop considers improvisational techniques, 6:4.27

NOCALL, SCALL, and SANDALL

Groups lobby against UCITA, 6:9.12

NOCALL participates in Berkeley career day, 7:3.30

ORALL

50th anniversary, 8:9.9

"Adapting to Change, Adopting New Strategies" subject of 56th annual meeting, 10:4.33

Collaboration is topic of chapter annual meeting, 9:4.23

County Law Library SIG meets to discuss funding crisis, 10:7.36

New board members announced, 6:4.27

Program on changes in the law library environment, 8:4.24

Private Law Libraries

"Take your administrator to lunch day" a success, 9:6.26

SANDALL

AACR2 subject of meeting, 7:7.20

Brown Bag Lunch on San Diego legal history, 8:4.25

Chapter scholarship announced, 10:1.31(Lihosit)

Disaster preparedness subject of meeting, 7:4.26

Holiday Tea, 6:6.20, 7:6.28

Long-range planning discussed, 7:3.30

Meeting with paralegals, 6:9.17

New officers announced at business meeting, 10:1.31

Officers installed, 6:2.26

Program on long-term insurance held, 7:10.28

Project LEAP video features careers in law, 6:8.26

Reception for ALA members attending Midwinter Meeting, 8:6.22

Silent auction, 7:8.32

Tom Stallard of Legislative Intent Service addresses group, 8:8.19

Workshop on "Competitive Intelligence" strategies, 6:5.17

SCALL

50th anniversary celebration, 7:6.28

Annual Institute in San Diego, 11:3.23

Chapter awards presented, 11:1.41

Chapter institute on foreign and international law, 11:6.26

Contribution to Diversity Recruitment Summit, 11:2.20

Employment law topic of institute, 6:5.17

Inner City Youth Internship Program, 7:9.8

L.A. County Law Library Building 50th Jubilee, 7:10.27

Locating the Law new edition, 6:2.18

Vendor Service Award, 8:2.14 (Spinelli)

William B. Rohan Chapter Service Award, 7:2.4, 7:2.28 (A. Brecht)

SEAALL

50th anniversary celebration, 7:3.30, 7:10.27

Academic law library directors in chapter fund travel for Katrina-impacted librarians, 10:6.18

Annual conference to be held April 2002 in Fort Lauderdale, 6:4.40

Atlanta joint meeting with SWALL, 6:3.22

Chapter considers becoming a signatory to the Open the Government.org’s statement, 10:1.32

Committee raises funds for Katrina relief, 10:8.23

Contributions to Hurricane and other disaster victims, 11:2.20

Creates new scholarship and grant, 9:2.24

EPA plan to decrease Toxic Release Inventory opposed by chapter, 10:6.18

Florida Coastal Staff Vision Award, 10:2.26(Manning)

Hurricane Katrina Relief Web page set up, 10:3.25

Institute on the invisible Web, 6:5.17

Legislative brief, 6:10.24

Local annual meeting includes program on writing, 9:9.24

New board members, 6:9.12

New Orleans site of SEALL meeting, 11:4.22

Service Award, 10:2.26(Janto)

Whistleblowers Protection Act supported by chapter, 10:6.18

SFALL

Presentation on public policy held, 9:4.25

Rare law books from Barcelona on display, 8:8.18

SNELLA

Barbara Karp Memorial Scholarship Fund to attend SNELLA meetings or workshops, 9:7.30

Exhibit for the Annual Meeting designed by members, 9:1.32

Holds professional development events, 9:2.24

Holiday dinner, 6:6.20

Leadership conference, 6:9.17

Legal publishing subject of program, 7:6.28

Legal Research Class, 9:7.30

Librarians volunteer at public TV phone drive, 8:2.14

Members attend Career Night at Connecticut State University, 8:9.25

One day legal research workshop held, 9:3.21

Program on developing people skills, 8:4.24

Programs on legal research and electronic license agreements, 7:8.32

Sponsors magician, 9:1.33

Visits to Bindery and Connecticut publisher, 6:8.26

Web site to have password protected union catalog, 6:6.20

SWALL

Atlanta joint meeting with SEALL, 6:3.22

Joint annual meeting with HALL, 8:8.18

VALL

Chapter annual meeting held at the University of Richmond, 10:4.33

Chapter member publishes new edition of A Guide to Legal Research in Virginia, 10:4.33

E-books topic of meeting, 6:2.26

Joint meeting with LLSDC, 11:1.41

Joint meeting with Virginia Library Association, 8:5.25

Law librarians join VLA Annual Conference, 8:2.14

Lawyering skills topic of meeting, 11:8.26

Meeting at Jefferson Library, 7:10.28

Members encouraged to write for law journals, 8:5.18

Negotiating topic of winter meeting, 11:6.26

New officers, 6:9.12

New officers announced, 10:1.32

Reference and UCITA topics of spring meeting, 6:9.17

Videoconference for chapter meeting, 12:2.16

Virginia code revision to be discussed at annual fall meeting, 10:1.32

Virginia Lawyer features librarians, 6:5.17

Virginia Lawyer publishes theme issue on law librarianship, 10:4.36

VALL and LLSDC

Winter Joint Meeting of Legal Technology, 6:6.20

WESTPAC

Annual meeting held in Estes Park, 9:3.21

Chapter annual meeting in Estes Park, 8:9.24

Westpac

Chapter member wins Spirit of Law Librarianship award, 10:4.36

WestPac

Copyright conference at BYU, 6:3.22

New members, new positions, 11:7.34

WESTPAC

Regional meetings planned for Las Vegas and Hawaii, 10:8.23

WPLLA

Executive board announced, 6:2.18

China-U.S. Conference on Legal Information, 12:8.29

Collection development. see also Budget

Budget cutting in a county law library, 10:4.5CRIV

Budget planning in a law firm library, 10:4.7CRIV

Changing nature of the job, 6:3.6

D-5 Don’t Throw That Away: Ensuring Future Access to Legal Information in an Age of Digital Media, 10:2.9CRIV(San Antonio)

H-5: Negotiating License Agreements: Revisited, 8:2.4CRIV (2003 Seattle)

Hein moves to an electronic Green Slip service, 10:2.4CRIV

Relationship between public service and technical service for collection development, 8:4.5CRIV

Review: Solo by Choice: How To Be The Lawyer You Always Wanted To Be, 12:8.7

Weeding policy, 6:5.12

Working with a special collection, 10:5.8

Workshop: Electronic Resources from Acquisitions to Access, 10:7.11CRIV

Colloquium for Law Librarians and Legal Publishers

Fifth colloquium addresses changing nature of legal research, 6:1.24

Committee publications and reports

AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 7:5.4

Educational programming final report, 7:2.24

Future of Law Libraries final report, 7:2.24

Government Relations Committee

Digital Millenium Copyright Act report, 7:1.22

State-by-State Report on Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Information published, 8:1.8

Law Librarian Compensation Special Committee report, 8:1.6

Promote Law Librarians as Legal Research Trainers final report, 7:2.24

Committees (AALL). see also CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

AALL/LexisNexis Call for Papers

Hazelton to be featured speaker, 11:8.30

Publications solicited, 9:2.31

Publicity for this year’s papers complete, 11:4.24

Solicitation of articles, 10:3.26

Winners announced, 11:9.28(Leary; Lenz; Wohl; Nevers)

AALLNET Advisory Committee

Committee now has its own Web site, 9:7.32

Discussion forum planned for Boston meeting, 8:5.26

Improvements made to Web site, 9:5.20

Webmaster and listowner workshops planned, 8:2.16

Webmasters workshop, 6:6.17

Workshop planned for San Antonio, 9:3.30

Workshop planning for Boston underway, 8:4.27

ABA Standards for Academic Law Libraries Task Force, 7:3.4

Access to Electronic Legal Information Committee (AELIC)

50-state Authentication Survey of legal documents on the Web, 10:4.4, 10:9.21

Authentication issues still under study, 11:1.44

Certificate of Merit to former chair Matthews, 11:1.44

Committee charged with assisting in making court and agency information available on the Internet, 9:9.26

Committee partners with Government Relations Committee and AALL Washington Office on authentication Survey of state statutes on the Web, 10:4.40

Evaluation for Web sites criteria updated, 8:4.26

Model law proposed, 11:1.4

National Commissioners of Uniform State Laws considers digital authentication, 12:7.6

Revised charge to committee, 10:5.24

Annual Meeting Program Committee

Future meeting planning, 9:9.4MB

How the committee works, 9:9.1MB

Awards Committee

Call for nominees, 8:2.17

Committee seeks nominees, 6:3.16

Nominations sought for AALL Awards, 11:2.24

Nominees sought for AALL awards, 7:3.26

Biennial Salary Survey Task Force, 6:3.4

Input on improvements sought, 7:2.8

Survey mailed to library directors, 7:10.32

Surveys due July 25, 7:9.6

Bylaws Committee

Committee’s work explained, 10:8.24

Requests all Association bylaws changes, 7:2.8

Web page links to AALL, section and SIS bylaws, 8:5.26

Web site worth visiting, 10:3.26

Career Development Task Force

Charge of committee to develop continuing education program, 8:2.16

Survey results announced, 8:4.26

Cataloging and Intranet Access to Electronic Resources, 7:3.4

Centennial Celebration Committee

Centennial Toolkit, 9:3.23

Oral history project with Micrographics and Audiovisual-SIS, Legal History and Rare Books-SIS, and Academic Law Libraries-SIS, 9:3.24

Variety Show DVD proceeds to go to Scholarship Fund, 11:3.30

Variety show to be part of the celebration at the St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:4.40

VIP’s encouraged to attend Annual Meeting, 10:5.24

Web site for centennial celebration, 9:7.32

Web site will include classic articles about AALL history, 9:3.23

Citations Formats

Universal Citation Guide Version 2.1 now on Web site, 6:9.21

Committee on Relations with Information Vendors. see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Committee on the Economic Status of Law Librarianship

New committee convened at Boston Annual Meeting, 9:1.35

Copyright Committee

Committee member testifies before Congress on Section 108, 10:8.24

DMCA 104 Study cited, 6:5.9

Eldred v. Reno, 6:5.9

New Web site, 7:1.22

Section 108 study group meeting, 11:6.25

Supreme Court hears arguments on Copyright Term Extension Act, 7:1.22, 7:3.26

Washington Affairs Office collaboration on current issues, 7:7.4

Developing Performance Measures Special Committee

Report to Executive Board, 8:1.6

Diversity Committee

50th anniversary of Brown v. Board celebrations, 8:4.27

Annual Symposium speaker change, 9:9.26

Applicants encouraged for Minority Leadership Development Award, 7:5.24

Brown v. Board of Education 50th anniversary, 8:8.15

Diversity Symposium: Getting a Rise Out of Diversity," 12:1.26

Minority Leadership Development Award, 6:9.21, 6:10.30

Program on benefits of diversity planned for Seattle, 7:8.6

Symposium on communications, 6:4.28

Symposium on Islam and Muslim Societies, 6:6.17, 7:5.24

Symposium on Latino population in America, 9:8.24

Symposium on minority law librarians to be held at St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:4.41

Economic Status of Law Librarians

Annual Meeting Programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:9.28

Discussion of salary at Annual Meeting session, 12:1.38

Online toolkit, 11:7.40

Government Relations Committee

AALL Washington E-Bulletin, 11:5.22

AALL/Aspen grant for compilation of state laws on public access to government information, 6:9.21

Advocacy training program planned for Boston, 8:5.26

Advocacy Training Workshop, 8:3.24

Advocacy workshop in Orlando, 6:6.17

Advocacy workshop scheduled for Boston, 8:7.29

Advocacy workshop scheduled for St. Louis, 10:5.24

Annual Advocacy Workshop held in Boston, 9:1.35

Chair participates in all-California Joint Institute, 10:8.24

Chapter liaison program, 7:1.22

Committee charge, 10:2.27

Committee partners with AELIC and AAL Washington Office on authentication Survey of state statutes on the Web, 10:4.40

Digital Millenium Copyright Act report, 7:1.22

Functions and duties, 7:7.4MB

Hot Topic: USA PATRIOT Act, 7:1.22

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session, 11:1.8

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session scheduled, 11:7.40

Monitors legislation, 6:3.21

New issue of E-Bulletin on AALLNET, 11:4.24

New Web site, 6:6.17

Newer librarians welcomed to Legislative Advocacy Workshop, 11:1.44

Nominees sought for PAGI award, 6:2.19, 7:2.8

PAGI Award goes to National Indian Law Library and Steven Aftergood, 10:8.6, 10:9.30

PAGI Award goes to Peoples Law Library of Maryland, 10:3.26

PAGI Award nominations, 11:6.25

PAGI Award nominations due, 11:3.30

Permanent public access activities planned, 9:3.23

Program plans for Seattle, 7:9.6

"Public key infrastructure technology" subject of Legislative Update at Orlando meeting, 7:1.22

Register of Copyrights to speak in New Orleans, 11:9.28

State action on permanent public access to electronic documents, 9:5.20

State-by-State Report on Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Information published, 8:1.8

Superintendent of Documents gives update at Annual Meeting, 12:1.6

Survey of access to electronic state government information, 7:4.10

Survey on state laws supporting preservation of Web information, 7:8.6

Topics for Annual Meeting announced, 10:3.26

Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act, 7:6.14

Video kit of USA PATRIOT Act available, 7:7.4

Grants Committee

AALL/Aspen grant announced, 10:4.41(Kearley)

Annual Meeting and Workshop Grants applications, 9:5.20, 11:3.30

Apply early for the AALL Grants program, 9:3.23

Deadline for grants for the Annual Meeting announced, 10:4.41

Description of committee and its work, 10:5.24

Indexing of Periodical Literature Advisory Committee

Criteria for indexing electronic periodicals, 7:10.6

New titles approved for Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals, 8:4.26

Involving ALL Our Members Special Committee, 12:1.4

Law Librarian Compensation Special Committee

Report to Executive Board, 8:1.6

Leadership Development Special Committee, 12:1.4

2008 Leadership Academy, 12:8.29

Leadership skills program, 12:8.22

Licensing Principles for Electronic Resources Special Committee, 7:3.4

Guidelines, 8:7.28

Local Arrangements Committee

New Orleans web site, 11:7.40

Planning underway for Annual Meeting (2007 New Orleans), 11:1.44

Member Publications Special Committee

Recommendation to move time-sensitive content to AALLNET, 10:7.9

Membership and Retention Committee

Announces contest winner, 8:9.26

Calls to lapsed members, 9:5.20

"First Year Free" campaign launched, 9:9.26

Mentoring Committee

Committee hosts CONELL in San Antonio, 9:8.24, 9:9.26

Committee to host CONELL, 7:8.6

CONELL, 6:1.4 (Minneapolis), 6:5.9, 8:6.24

CONELL planned for Boston, 8:4.26, 8:5.26

CONELL planned for St. Louis, 10:8.24

CONELL program for Seattle, 7:10.6

Dutch treat dinner in St. Louis prior to CONNELL, 10:6.20

Explanation of CONELL, 8:7.24

Listserv, 6:5.9

Members urged to mentor or be mentored, 7:9.6, 10:7.37

Mentoring relationships offered, 9:5.21, 9:7.32, 10:4.41

Mentors sought for Boston meeting, 8:7.29

Outgoing committee reports on successful year, 9:2.25

Participants sought, 6:8.17

Plans for Boston, 8:8.22

Quick mentor project, 10:5.25, 11:7.40, 11:8.30

Recruiting mentors and mentees, 8:5.26

Solicitation for mentors, 10:3.26

Web site describes committee initiatives, 7:8.6

Nominations Committee, 11:3.10

Candidates needed, 6:6.32

Names for AALL Board vacancies sought, 9:5.21, 9:5.24, 10:5.32

New members appointed to Nominations Committee, 7:5.7, 8:6.20, 10:3.22

Nominations sought for open positions, 10:2.27

Seeks Executive Board nominations, 7:6.24

Placement Committee

Announcement of activities at Annual Meeting, 9:8.25

Committee web site needs volunteers to update list of recruiters, 10:6.20

New Web site, 8:8.22

Placement Listings on web site only, 9:9.26

Recruiter list to be available on Web site, 9:9.26

Price Index for Legal Publications Advisory Committee

Updated Price Index for Legal Publications available on Web site, 7:6.14

Professional Development Committee

"Competency of Law Librarianship" brochures distributed, 6:3.17

Needs assessment survey, 7:9.6

New education discussion list, 7:4.10

Nominations sought for chapter educational programming, 7:4.10

Regional programs suspended, 7:5.25

Review of programs continues, 7:4.10

Public Relations

AALL Excellence in Marketing Awards, 12:1.17

Best Brochure to NELLCO, 12:1.17

Best Campaign to Riverside County Law Library, 12:1.17

Best Newsletter to Law Library Lights, 12:1.17

Best PR Tool Kit to Alexander Campbell King Law Library, 12:1.17

Best Use of Technology to Chase College of Law Library, 12:1.17

Day in the Life 2008, 12:3.4

Public Relations Committee

Creating displays, 7:3.24

Day in the Life, 11:2.10

"Day in the Life" contest winners congratulated, 10:3.26

Excellence in Marketing Awards, 11:1.14

Excellence in Marketing entries considered, 6:8.17

Nominations for AALL/West Excellence in Marketing Award sought, 10:2.24

Showcase at 2002 Annual Meeting, 6:8.17

Statement on value of law librarians, 6:1.11

Statement on value of law libraries, 7:2.25, 7:10.8–7:10.9

Value of librarian’s services, 7:1.30

Publications Committee

Committee seeks authors, 10:8.24, 11:7.40

New author in AALL Publications series announced, 10:3.26

Proposals solicited, 6:2.19, 9:2.25

Sexual Orientation and the Law: A Research Bibliography to be added to AALL Publication Series, 10:6.21

Recruitment to Law Librarianship

Clearinghouse for prospective law librarians on its Web site, 11:1.44

Committee offers tips to job seekers, 10:8.32

Distance learning program at Emporia State, 6:8.17

Free Annual Meeting registration proposed for library school students, 8:5.26

International Professional Legal Management Week Webinar participation, 11:3.30

Librarian represents AALL in Webinar on careers in law librarianship, 10:3.27

New title in AALL Publications series announced, 11:2.22

Report on activities, 11:8.30

Roundtable to be held at Annual Meeting, 9:9.26

Web article on recruitment from VALL, 9:3.23

Research Committee

2004 AALL/Aspen Research Grants announced, 9:5.21(Cronin; Gruben; McKenzie)

AALL Research Agenda reviewed, 6:7.1 MB

AALL/Aspen grants, 10:1.26

AALL/Aspen grants awarded to Kelly Browne and Kelly Kunsch, 8:8.22

AALL/LexisNexis grants, 10:5.25

Aspen Grants Program, 7:1.27, 7:2.9

Aspen Law & Business Grant Program, 6:7.2 MB

Funds available for research grants, 8:4.26

Grants fund two projects, 6:3.17

Indian law subject heading project award, 7:7.7

Information literacy among law students project award, 7:7.7

LexisNexis endows research fund, 6:7.1 MB

New committee members, 9:2.25

Perspectives on research from academic side, 6:7.3 MB

Perspectives on research from law firm side, 6:7.3 MB

Scholarship Committee

Announcement of available scholarships, 10:3.27

Applicants encouraged to apply, 6:4.28, 7:3.26, 8:5.27, 10:5.32, 11:4.24, 11:5.22

Description of scholarships offered, 11:3.30

Library school scholarship awarded, 6:5.9

Special Committee on Ancillary Benefits

Committee begins work, 6:2.19

Special Committee on Developing Law Librarians for the Future, 12:1.4

Special Committee on Fostering Legal Research as a Subject Specialty

Report and recommendations, 10:9.1MB

Value of librarian’s services, 10:1.4

Special Committee on Funding Advocacy Initiatives

Funding for Washington Affairs Office sought, 8:2.16

Special Committee on Graduate Education for Law Librarianship

Web page updated, 10:7.37

Special Committee on Hospitality for Overseas Participants

Report to executive board, 6:8.30

Special Committee on Law Librarian Compensation, 6:1.11

Special Committee on Licensing Principles for Electronic Resources

Revises principles, 8:5.26

Special Committee on Member Publications

To analyze AALLNET and Spectrum, 8:1.29

Changes recommended in AALL Spectrum, Law Library Journal, and AALLNET, 9:4.4

Special Committee on Permanent Public Access to Legal information

Briefing on problem, action and possible solutions, 10:3.1MB

Special Committee on Pro Bono Partnerships, 11:1.4

Equal Justice Conference material on display, 11:8.30

Final meeting in New Orleans, 11:9.28

State bar associations contacted in all fifty states, 11:6.25

Study of law librarian opportunities for partnerships in pro bono activities, 11:2.22

Survey of academic and private law firm libraries, 11:1.44

Survey of pro bono activities in academic law libraries and law firms, 11:3.30

Survey of pro bono activities to be published in Members’ Briefing, 11:4.24

Special Committee on the Future of Law Libraries

Trends identified, 6:4.28

Special Committee: Promoting Law Librarians to the Legal Community

Raising visibility, 10:1.4

Special Committee to Develop Performance Measurements for Law Librarians

Evaluation standards to be developed, 6:1.11

Report now available on AALLNET, 9:3.30

Special Committee to Examine Annual Meeting Program, 6:3.14

Special Committee to Examine Performance Measures, 6:3.16

Special Committee to Investigate Benefits for AALL Members

Recommendations, 6:1.11

Standing Committee for Lesbian and Gay Issues

History and rationale, 10:4.18

Standing Committee on the Economic Status of Law Librarians, 8:2.4

Approved by the Executive Board, 8:1.29

CONELL. see Committees, Mentoring

Congressional Research Service Reports

Senate resolution provides electronic public access, 7:7.6

Consortia. see Library consortia

Contests

"Why do you belong to AALL?," 11:2.23

Copyright. see also Committees (AALL), Copyright; Committees (AALL), Government Relations; Eldred v. Ashcroft; Government and Law Libraries; Intellectual property

AALL joins amicus brief in Greenberg v. National Geographic Society, 6:4.24

AALL joins amicus brief on Eldred v. Ashcroft, 6:6.16

Congressional hearing on orphan works, 10:7.8

Distance education and fair use exemption, 6:5.8

DMCA first-year developments, 6:6.6

Negotiating licenses, 6:7.24

Understanding copyright challenges in licensing topic of Annual Meeting program, 12:1.36

Council of Chapter Presidents

Chapter newsletters available online, 6:9.12

CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

25th anniversary issue, 8:2.2CRIV

AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 7:5.7CRIV–7:5.8CRIV, 9:4.2CRIV

Guide adopted by AALL, 10:3.16

San Antonio Annual Meeting includes program on Guide, 10:1.22

Task force and CRIV work together on implementation, 10:5.23

Use encouraged, 9:2.3CRIV

AALL New Product Award goes to palawlibrary.com, 9:3.22

AbeLibrary closes Web site, 8:4.10CRIV

Amazon.com offers corporate accounts to libraries, 6:7.9

Annual Meeting Program highlights (2004 Boston)

Creating and Maintaining Legal History Collections, 9:2.7CRIV

CRIV Hot Topic: Trends in Legal Publishing, 9:2.3CRIV

Legal Information Microform Materials: The Gold Standard for Legal Collections, Research and Preservation, 9:2.9CRIV

Let’s Make a Deal: Strategies to Avoid Paying List Price, 9:2.7CRIV

The Virtual Federal Depository Library Program: A Reality for the 21st Century, 9:2.5CRIV

Annual Meeting Program Highlights (2005 San Antonio)

C-2 Finding Government Documents Today, 10:2.7CRIV

D-5 Don’t Throw That Away, 10:2.9CRIV

I-4 Shrinking Budgets and the Long-term Impact on Library Collections, 10:2.11CRIV

Annual Meeting Program Highlights (2006 St. Louis)

Copyright and Google Book Search, 11:2.7CRIV

Google Search Appliance Beta Test, 11:2.4CRIV

Legal Publishers and Business Practices, 11:2.6CRIV

Preservation of Digital Information, 11:2.3CRIV

Annual Meeting Programs (2007 New Orleans)

A-3 Legal Information: Globalization, 12:2.3CRIV

B-2: Finding Government Documents Collections Reborn Online, 12:2.5CRIV

E-6 Understanding Copyright challenges in licensing, 12:2.6CRIV

F-2 Meeting the Challenges of E-Life Cycle Management, 12:2.7CRIV

G-6 Negotiation 101 for Librarians, 12:2.9CRIV

H-3 Hot Topic: Legal Publishing in the 21st Century, 12:2.10CRIV

Annual Meeting Programs (2008 Portland), 12:6.34

Annual Meeting Programs for Orlando, 6:10.32

Authentication issues in access to online services, 10:4.10CRIV

Billing and payment issues with vendors, 11:7.5CRIV

BNA electronic service contract, 7:5.8CRIV–7:5.10CRIV, 7:8.5CRIV

BNA Law School Program updates, 9:9.28

BNA new billing system, 9:4.11CRIV

BNA’s law school package, 6:3.9 CRIV

Budget cutting in a county law library, 10:4.5CRIV

Budget planning in a law firm library, 10:4.7CRIV

C-6: Connect with Vendors: Partner for a Strategic Advantage, 8:2.3CRIV

Canceling legal continuations, 10:4.3CRIV

Casebook publishers, 11:7.7CRIV

CCH customer survey, 6:5.9 CRIV

Changes in CRIV structure, 12:7.3CRIV

Comments from the chair, 6:3.2 CRIV, 6:5.2 CRIV, 6:8.2 CRIV, 8:2.2CRIV, 8:4.2CRIV, 8:7.2CRIV, 9:2.2CRIV, 9:4.2CRIV, 9:7.2CRIV, 10:2.2CRIV, 10:4.2CRIV, 10:7.3CRIV, 11:2.2CRIV, 11:4.2CRIV, 11:7.2CRIV, 12:2.2CRIV, 12:7.2CRIV

Comments on the legal publishing industry, 8:7.2CRIV

Committee appointments, 11:2.2CRIV

Committee’s plans for upcoming year, 9:1.34, 12:1.50

Cornell cancels Elsevier titles, 8:4.10CRIV

CRIV membership changes, 6:1.20

CRIV quiz, 6:1.20

CRIV to establish chapter and SIS liaisons, 10:8.25

CRIV Tools

Listing of currently available topics, 9:4.9CRIV

Web site to be updated, 9:7.11CRIV

Dealing with the rising cost of supplementation of law books, 8:2.9CRIV

Directory of Law Reviews now online, 8:7.11CRIV

Disposing of used law books, 9:4.5CRIV

Duties of an acquisitions librarian, 9:4.8CRIV

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) useful in vendor transactions, 9:7.6CRIV

Editor’s comments, 6:3.3 CRIV, 6:5.3 CRIV, 6:8.3 CRIV, 10:7.2CRIV, 11:2.2CRIV, 11:4.2CRIV, 11:7.2CRIV

Effect of free primary sources on Internet, 11:4.16CRIV

Fair business practices implementation task force update, 8:7.6CRIV

Franklin Book Company closure, 9:7.3CRIV

Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 8:4.2CRIV

Guide to Fair Business Practices highlighted, 8:3.28

H-5: Negotiating License Agreements: Revisited, 8:2.4CRIV (2003 Seattle)

Hein discontinues most monograph titles, 11:4.5CRIV

Hein discontinues servicing Thomson West standing orders, 9:4.11CRIV

HeinOnline in law firms, 8:4.7CRIV, 8:7.8CRIV

Hein-On-Line Legal Classics Library, 10:4.12CRIV

Interview with A. Poulter on Price Index, 8:2.11CRIV

Journal editorial team leaves publishing company, 8:4.10CRIV

K-6: 30 Sites in 30 Minutes: Favorite Acquisitions Web Sites, 8:2.5CRIV (2003 Seattle), 9:8.26 (2003 Seattle)

Law review acquisitions on a budget, 11:7.6CRIV

Legal publishing issues subject of week-long discussion, 8:8.24

LexisNexis panel update, 6:2.30

Librarians employed by legal publishers, 8:7.8CRIV, 9:4.6CRIV

Library liaison program, 6:3.7 CRIV

Library maintenance agreements, 12:7.5CRIV

Library school course on vendor relations, 11:4.3CRIV

LLMC Digital Project, 7:8.7CRIV–7:8.8CRIV, 11:4.7CRIV

Loose-leaf binders, 8:7.5CRIV

M-4: Money-Go-Round: What to Do When Payments Go Astray, 8:2.6CRIV

Massachusetts law librarians organize MACRIV, 8:4.6CRIV

Mediation: Report of the chair, 6:3.5 CRIV

Mediations, 6:3.12 CRIV, 6:5.12 CRIV, 7:5.4CRIV

Member profile: Carol Rogers, 6:3.11 CRIV

Member Profile: Michael Bushbaum, 6:5.11 CRIV

Member profile: Michelle Wu, 6:8.8 CRIV

Member survey of electronic services availability, 7:5.6CRIV–7:5.7CRIV

Negotiating tips, 12:4.10CRIV

NELLCO and BNA electronic service contract, 7:5.10CRIV–7:5.12CRIV

New members, 7:5.3CRIV–7:5.4CRIV

New online discussion list for SIS and chapter CRIVs, 10:8.25

New Product Award, 6:5.5 CRIV

New Product Award nominations, 12:2.12CRIV

New Product Award, nominations sought, 8:2.11CRIV, 10:2.12CRIV, 11:2.10CRIV

New Webmaster for CRIV page, 10:2.3CRIV

Oceana ends SOLT program, 9:4.12CRIV

Online legal research alternatives to WL and Lexis:Loislaw and Versuslaw, 11:4.9CRIV

Open Forum, 7:4.32 (Orlando), 8:1.30 (Seattle)

Open-sourcing Internet resources, 12:7.3CRIV

Problems with microfiche quality, 9:4.3CRIV

Program plans for Seattle, 7:10.22

Project COUNTER, 12:9.36

Relationship between vendors and AALL, 12:4.2CRIV

Reverse Site Visits, 7:6.26

Aspen, 7:3.2CRIV–7:3.12CRIV

Aspen Visit to Provo Utah, 7:8.3CRIV–7:8.5CRIV

Bernan, 7:7.10, 7:7.31

Reverse Site Visits: CCH visits Allstate Insurance, Chi-Kent and Katen Muchin Rosenman, 11:4.10CRIV

Shepard’s Citations analysis of West headnotes, 11:4.6CRIV

Shepard’s Citations, history and future, 8:7.3CRIV

Site visit, 6:8.2 CRIV (West Group and Aspen), 6:8.5 CRIV (Bernan), 7:8.2CRIV (Aspen Customer Care), 10:4.9CRIV (CCH Headquarters), 10:5.23, 10:7.3CRIV (LexisNexis), 11:7.7CRIV (Wolters Kluwer Legal)

Thomson Legal & Regulatory Market Group, 6:8.7 CRIV

Toolkit to include A Legal Publishers’ List, 6:5.3 CRIV, 6:5.4 CRIV

Understanding vendor business systems, 8:2.7CRIV

Vendor customer service reps, 9:7.7CRIV

Vendor meetings-West Group, Aspen, 6:3.3 CRIV

Vendor Profile: American Judicature Society, 8:4.9CRIV

Vendor Profile: Brill Academic Publishers, 8:7.7CRIV

Vendor Profile: Carswell, 7:8.6CRIV–7:8.7CRIV

Vendor Profile: International Law Institute, 9:4.10CRIV

Vendor Profile: Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company, 8:4.9CRIV

Vendor Profile: W.H. Everett and Son, 7:2.22

Vendor Profile: William S. Hein Co., 10:2.3CRIV

Comments on subscription agents, 10:2.6CRIV

Response, 10:2.6CRIV

Vendor Profile: William S. Hein Co. comments on subscription agents, 10:2.6CRIV

Vendor Profile: Wolters Kluwer, 10:7.13CRIV

Vendor Profile: YBP Library Services, 9:2.10CRIV

Web page, 6:8.7 CRIV

West and CRIV in Orlando, 7:4.32

West Group discussion of subscription notes, 6:8.4 CRIV

West Group label application process facility, 6:5.6 CRIV

West pricing teleconference report, 7:5.5CRIV–7:5.6CRIV

West’s Business Systems Initiative, 6:5.3 CRIV, 6:5.7 CRIV, 6:5.8 CRIV, 6:9.24

West’s Library Maintenance Agreement (LMA), 11:7.3CRIV

When to call a lawyer, 11:4.4CRIV

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Day in the Life Contest. see Photography

Development. see Headquarters, Planned Giving

Difficult library users, 6:7.1, 6:7.26

D-3: Negotiating with the Bizarre: Strange Questions at the Reference Desk, 9:1.20

Humor and, 6:7.4

Disabilities

Access to information for hearing-impaired at Maryland State Law Library, 7:3.22

ADA and law libraries, 6:7.6

Disaster preparedness

Association president’s comments on Hurricane Katrina, 10:2.4

Communication during a disaster, 12:1.12

Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Law Library response to Hurricane Katrina, 10:7.28

"Maximize Your Library’s Survival: Elements of an Effective Disaster Plan," 8:1.22

SANDALL meeting, 7:4.26

September 11

Editor’s comments, 6:4.1

President’s comments, 6:4.8

Reflections, 6:3.1, 6:4.40

Thank you letter from Louisiana law librarians, 11:1.6

Distance education

Fair use exemption, 6:5.8

Impact of distance education on career prospects, 12:5.24

Doe v. Gonzales and the USA PATRIOT Act topic of Annual Meeting Program, 12:1.30

Domestic Violence

Internet use and abuse, 12:2.6

Dues increase proposal. see Membership Issues

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Education. see Teaching legal research

Education for law librarianship

2008 Leadership Academy, 12:7.37, 12:8.29

Association efforts to provide funding for local professional development, 11:6.1MB

Firm librarian’s comments on law librarianship training, 10:2.16

Impact of distance education on career prospects, 12:5.24

Law school elective in law librarianship, 10:2.18

Leadership skills program, 12:8.22

Library internships, 10:2.14

Qualifications of a professional law librarian, 10:8.20

U.S. News Rankings of Law Librarianship programs, 11:2.12

Educational Summit (2005). see also Education for law librarianship; Executive Board (AALL)

Education summit discussed at executive board meeting, 10:1.6

Executive Board action in response, 10:8.4

Eldred v. Ashcroft

AALL joins amicus brief, 6:6.16

Law librarians attend argument, 7:5.6

Oral argument heard, 7:5.8–7:5.9, 7:5.27

Supreme Court hears arguments on Copyright Term Extension Act, 7:3.26

Supreme Court upholds 1998 Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, 7:10.10, 7:10.12–7:10.13, 7:10.24

Emergency Preparedness. see Disaster Preparedness

Essay Contest

Why do you belong to AALL?, 11:8.24(Brown; Novak; Tessmer)

Executive Board (AALL)

AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers

Guide adopted by AALL, 8:3.28

Guide approved, 7:5.4, 7:5.6, 7:5.7CRIV–7:5.8CRIV

Adoption of current D.C. Nonprofit Corp. Act, 7:2.24

Annual Meeting program planning, 9:9.1MB, 9:9.4MB

Annual Meeting programming subject of strategic planning, 9:4.4

Annual Meeting redesign, 9:8.4

Annual Meeting scheduling for SIS meetings addressed, 7:5.6

Annual Meeting (Seattle 2003), 8:1.18

Annual Meeting site selection policy, 8:4.6

Annual Meetings Strategies Subcommittee report, 9:9.4

Ballots for officers and board to be distributed electronically, 9:1.26, 9:2.31

Board strategic retreat: comments, 8:4.4, 8:4.6

Business Meeting Agenda, 6:8.34 (2002 Orlando), 6:9.11 (2002 Orlando), 6:10.28 (2002 Orlando), 8:7.35, 8:8.13

By-laws revision proposal, 7:8.30

Candidates for Executive Board, 6:4.12, 7:4.16–7:4.19, 8:3.8

Candidates for vice president, 7:4.14–7:4.15

Career Development Special Committee created, 7:5.4

Comments from the president, 6:1.11, 6:2.1 MB, 6:3.14, 6:4.8, 6:5.10, 6:6.14, 6:7.1 MB, 6:9.28, 6:10.1 MB, 8:5.4, 8:8.4, 10:1.4, 10:2.4, 10:5.5, 10:7.4, 10:8.4, 11:1.4, 11:2.4, 11:4.4, 11:5.4, 11:7.4, 11:8.4, 12:1.4, 12:2.4, 12:4.4, 12:5.4, 12:7.4, 12:8.4

IMLS Study on the Future of the Library Workforce, 11:5.4

Library Copyright Alliance comments to the Copyright Office, 10:4.4

Permanent Public Access to Government Information, 10:4.4

Reauthorization of the USA PATRIOT Act, 10:4.4

Congressional testimony by AALL president on Law Library of Congress, 12:4.6

Current projects of board members, 9:5.3

District of Columbia Nonprofit Corporations Act membership vote, 6:10.28

Dues increase proposal, 6:6.14

Educational Summit

Recommendations to Executive Board, 10:9.4

Educational Summit, board action in response, 10:8.4

Election of officers, 8:3.1, 8:7.11

Election results 2002, 6:9.10

Election results 2006, 10:4.22

Election schedule change, 7:2.24

Finances explained, 6:2.1–6:2.4 MB

Highlights of upcoming meeting, 8:8.14

Increased funding sought for Washington Affairs Office, 8:1.4

Internal workings, 6:5.10

Job descriptions for Executive Board members, 8:1.6

Law Librarian Compensation Special Committee report, 8:1.6

Meetings, spring 2003, 7:10.4

New board members announced, 7:8.6, 8:1.6, 9:4.30(Anderson; Holterhoff; Kirk; Louis-Jacques)

New Executive Board members, 11:4.30, 12:4.36

New members appointed to Nominations Committee, 6:5.10

Nomination process, 8:1.18

Nominations sought for board, 7:6.24

President calls for volunteers, 8:2.4

President’s report, 9:7.3, 9:8.4

Representatives to other law and library organizations, 6:10.1 MB

Retreat to work on next strategic plan, 9:4.6

Secretary’s report, 6:5.24, 6:9.26, 6:10.12, 8:1.6, 8:4.6, 8:8.6, 9:1.6, 9:4.6, 9:9.4, 10:1.6, 10:9.4, 11:1.10, 11:4.6, 11:9.4, 12:1.8, 12:4.8, 12:9.4

Access to Legal Information Committee to identify Web sites with best practices, 10:4.6

Fall retreat held, 10:4.6

Washington Affairs Office report to Executive Board, 10:4.6

Strategic Directions Subcommittee report, 9:9.4

Treasurer’s report, 6:8.32, 6:10.16, 7:8.12–7:8.13, 7:8.35, 8:7.6, 9:7.6, 10:7.6, 11:7.8, 12:7.8

Update on Washington Affairs Office, 8:4.6

Vendor relations, 12:9.1MB

Executive Director. see Headquarters

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Fair Business Practices Guide. see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Faulkner v. National Geographic Society, 9:1.8

Federal Register

70th Anniversary celebration, 10:8.4

Foreign, Comparative and International Law

Web translators, 9:6.8

Foreign law

Canadian legal system, 9:5.10

Global networking at Annual Meeting, 8:6.2MB

Resources for foreign law research, 8:9.16

Response of libraries to globalization, 6:4.1 MB

Sixth Joint Study Institute to be held in Washington D.C., 12:4.21

Web resources in China, France, Mexico, 7:2.14

Foreign law library associations. see British Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL); Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL); International Association of Law Libraries (IALL); International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)

Franklin Book Company. see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Friends of the Law Library of Congress, 6:10.2 MB

Fundraising

Friends of the library in Norfolk, 8:2.12

Friends of the library program at Annual Meeting in St. Louis, 11:1.28

Web sites with suggestions for alternative revenue streams, 9:4.8

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George A. Strait Minority Scholarship. see Awards

Government and Law Libraries, 10:8.6, 12:9.6

109th Congress AALL accomplishments, 11:3.2MB

70th Anniversary celebration of the Federal Register, 10:8.4

AALL Washington Affairs Office profile, 9:6.12

AALL Washington E-Bulletin, 11:3.2MB

Access to government information topic of St. Louis program, 11:1.30

Access to online legal information, 12:4.6CRIV

Access to Presidential Records Act implementation disputed, 6:7.12

Advocacy program and AALL Washington Affairs Office, 7:7.1MB–7:7.3MB

Advocacy workshop scheduled for New Orleans, 11:7.6

Advocacy workshop scheduled for Portland, 12:9.6

AFFECT(Americans for Fair Electronic Commerce Transactions) activities, 9:5.4

Anti-counterfeiting Amendments of 2002 (S.2395) problems for libraries, 7:3.6, 7:4.6

Anti-terrorism legislation, 6:4.24

Anti-UCITA coalition opposes further UCITA introductions, 8:4.8

Appropriations bill, which includes full funding for National Archives Electronic Records Archive, likely to pass, 8:4.8

Appropriations for FY2007 cuts for regional EPA libraries, 10:8.6

Appropriations FY2007 for Library of Congress, 10:7.8

Biodefense and Pandemic Vaccine and Drug Development Act provisions opposed by AALL, 10:4.7

Broadcast flag rule subject of brief filed against the FCC, 9:3.4

California chapters successfully block problem funding bill, 7:7.4MB

Coalition of libraries form Alliance for Taxpayer Access, 9:2.6

Community Broadband Act of 2005 favored by AALL, 10:4.7

Congress attempts to make CRS reports accessible, 12:7.6

Congressional hearing on orphan works, 10:7.8

Congressional testimony by AALL president on Law Library of Congress, 12:4.6

Database and Collections of Information Misappropriation Act(H.R. 3261), 9:4.7

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 5544), 7:4.6, 7:7.31

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act of 2003 (H.R. 107), 9:4.7

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act of 2003 subject of hearing, 8:9.4

Discouraging Online Networked Trafficking Inducement Act, 9:2.6

Doe v. Gonzales and the USA PATRIOT Act, 12:1.30

E-Government Act of 2002 (S. 803), 7:4.31

EPA focus of letter response to "Persistence Marketing" article, 12:1.10

EPA libraries closings status report, 11:5.6, 11:7.6

EPA libraries funding restored, 12:5.6

EPA to restore libraries, 12:8.6

Faster FOIA Act of 2005, 9:7.4

FCC rule requiring "broadcast flag" struck down by federal appeals court, 9:9.6

Free access to PACER, 12:4.6, 12:7.6

Freedom of Information Act Amendments of 2007, 11:7.6

Freedom to Read Protection Act (H.R. 1157)

Library exemption from Sec. 215, 9:4.7

Funding for National Historical Publications and Records Commission funding restored, 10:2.6

GAO report on EPA libraries, 12:8.6

Government Printing Office appropriations, 11:5.6

Government Relations Committee functions, 7:7.4MB

Government Relations Committee publishes survey of access to electronic government information, 8:1.8

House Appropriations Subcommittee holds hearings on Library of Congress budget request, 12:7.6

Impact of USA PATRIOT Act on libraries, 6:7.12

Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act (S. 2560), 9:2.6, 9:3.4, 9:4.7

Janis Johnston testifies before congressional committee on behalf of FDLP, 8:9.4

Legislative Advocacy Leadership Training session, 8:5.6(Boston), 9:8.6(San Antonio), 10:8.6(St. Louis), 11:3.3MB

Legislative agenda for the 109th Congress, 9:5.4

Legislative Branch Appropriations Act of 2006 (P.L. 109-55), 10:2.6

LLSDC compiles directory of federal law libraries, 6:10.14

Mark-up of Database and Collections of Information Misappropriation Act of 2003, 8:4.8

National Archives considers limiting access as a response to terrorism, 6:6.16

National Intelligence Reform Act (S. 2845), 9:4.7

National Summit on Authentic Legal Information, 11:9.6

New advocacy and communications assistant, 11:1.8

NIH to provide access to publicly funded research, 12:5.6

OMB drafts guidelines on "sensitive" information, 7:3.6

OMB issues final recommendations for Sec. 207 of the E-Government Act, 10:5.6

Open document format endorsed by AALL for Massachusetts, 10:4.7

OPEN Government Act, 12:4.6, 12:5.6

Open government teleconference, 10:7.8

Openness Promotes Effectiveness in Our National (OPEN) Government Act of 2005 (S. 394), 9:7.4

Presidential Records Act, 12:4.6

Promoting open government, 8:5.6

Public access to federal government databases, 12:5.7

Public Printer attends AALL Town Meeting, 11:1.9

Public Records Act Amendments, 12:5.6

Restore Open Government Act (H.R. 5073), 9:4.7

Secrecy report issued by OpenTheGovernment.org, 9:2.6, 10:2.6

Setback for open government in Supreme Court case filed by the Sierra Club and Judicial Watch, 9:9.6

TEACH Act (S. 487), 7:4.6

USA PATRIOT Act, association position, 10:2.6

USA PATRIOT Act, efforts to repeal portions, 9:4.7

USA PATRIOT Act joint teleconference with ALA, ARL, MLA, SLA, 6:6.16, 7:3.6

USA PATRIOT Act letter response, 11:1.6

USA PATRIOT Act reauthorization, 10:4.7

Washington Affairs Office opposes Copyright Term Extension Act, 6:10.24

Washington Brief, 11:5.6

White House directive on classified information, 6:9.16

Government Documents

"A Tragedy or a Farce: Preservation of Electronic Government Publications in the Post-9/11 World," 8:1.26

AALL member lobbying helps to restore FDLP, 9:7.4

AALL supports federal budget appropriations for GPO proposed FY 2006 budget, 9:9.6

C-7 Preserving Government Electronic Information: Whose Job Is It?, 6:1.30

CRIV Annual Meeting Program: The Virtual Federal Depository Library Program: A Reality for the 21st Century, 9:2.5CRIV

Digital initiatives of GPO and NARA, 12:1.6

GPO to drastically reduce the number of print documents, 9:6.4

GPO to work at harvesting agency "born digital" documents and provide permanent public access to them, 9:6.4

Janis Johnston testifies before congressional committee on behalf of FDLP, 8:9.4

Recalls of publications, 6:5.14, 6:9.16

Government Printing Office

AALL supports federal budget appropriations for GPO proposed FY 2006 budget, 9:9.6

Digital initiatives of GPO and NARA, 12:1.6

FAR Regulations and GPO, 7:4.31, 7:6.6

GPO appropriations, 11:5.6

GPO to drastically reduce the number of print documents, 9:6.4

James nominated for public printer, 6:9.16, 7:4.6

New public printer and superintendent of documents appointed, 7:6.6

OMB memorandum M-02-07 opposed by library organizations, 7:1.20

Public Printer attends AALL Town Meeting, 11:1.9

Washington Affairs Office responds to OMB Memorandum, 7:6.6

Grants and Scholarships. see also Awards

AALL

Annual Meeting Grants, 7:6.14

AALL Grants Program, 9:5.20

AALL statement of available scholarships, 7:3.8, 7:4.36, 7:6.9

AALL/Aspen grant announced, 10:4.41(Kearley)

AALL/Aspen grants, 10:1.26

AALL/Aspen research grants available, 9:1.39

AALL/Aspen research grants awarded, 9:4.30(Cronin; Gruben; McKenzie), 11:5.31(Brownfield; Kim–11:5.Prieto)

AALL/LexisNexis Research Fund Grants available, 9:5.25

AALL/LexisNexis research grant, 8:1.37 (Trosow; Orr), 8:9.25 (Trosow)

ALL-SIS CONELL grant, 9:9.18(Hanson)

Announcement of available scholarships, 9:3.29, 9:5.24

Annual Meeting Grants

Gov Docs-SIS offers student grant, 7:7.28

Association efforts to provide funding for local professional development, 11:6.1MB

CoALL

Indian Bar Association run to raise funds for scholarships, 11:3.22

Computing Services-SIS

Annual Meeting Grants, 7:6.30, 8:2.26

Grant applications available at CS Web site for SIS grant, 9:5.22, 9:6.26

Grant recipients announced, 8:9.30

Three program registrations grants awarded for Boston Annual Meeting, 9:1.36

George A. Strait Minority Scholarship, 8:1.4

Endowment, 7:1.7 (M. Thai)

Fundraising goal met, 9:2.31

Matching funds sought, 7:7.29, 7:8.33, 7:9.30, 8:1.32

George A. Strait Minority Scholarship matching funds sought, 7:7.29, 7:8.33, 7:9.30, 8:1.32

Grant writing and application process, 8:5.14

IFLA meeting fellowships available, 7:3.8

Indian law subject heading project receives Aspen award, 7:7.7

Information literacy among law students project receives Aspen award, 7:7.7

Institute for Court Management Executive Development Program Scholarship, 7:6.7

James F. Connolly LexisNexis Scholarship, 7:1.7 (J. Donovan)

John R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship, 7:1.7 (D. Klugh; C. Kujawa; H. Midkiff; J. Sekula)

Minority Leadership Development Award, 9:5.20

Private Law Libraries SIS grants available for Annual Meeting, 8:4.28

Research grant offered by AALL/Aspen, 11:2.17

SCCLL-SIS

Annual Meeting Grants, 7:6.30

Scholarship Committee encourages applications, 7:3.26

Strait Minority Scholarship Endowment donations sought, 8:1.4, 8:1.32, 8:2.21, 8:3.7, 8:4.14, 8:4.17, 8:4.22, 8:5.25, 8:6.24, 8:7.33

Technical Services-SIS announces education grant, 6:1.12

Technical Services-’SIS awards CONELL grants, 10:8.30(Chen; Ryder; Thomas)

Technical Services-SIS grant announced, 9:4.31

TS-SIS grant for "Citation Practices of the Indiana Supreme Court and the Indiana Court of Appeals," 9:2.27(Long), 9:3.25(Cosanici; Long)

Type V scholarship for continuing education, 8:1.11

Greenberg v. National Geographic Society, 6:4.24

Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 8:3.28, 8:4.2CRIV

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Headquarters

AALLNET Coordinator wanted, 10:1.26

Donations acknowledged, 9:1.28

Focus on headquarters staff, 12:3.1MB

Fox interview, 7:4.4

Parent retirement, 7:2.10

Parent retirement, interview, 7:2.16

Parent retirement, the movies, 7:2.32

Parent to retire as executive director, 6:6.10

Parent’s last executive board meeting; Fox’s first, 7:5.6

Planned giving to AALL, 10:2.22

Steve Ligda, director of finance and administration to retire, 9:8.4

Health Law

Law, medicine, and bibliography at Case Western Reserve, 7:3.18

Hearing Impaired. see Disabilities

History of Law Libraries. see Law librarianship

Humor. see also Stu’s Views

Dealing with difficult library users, 6:7.4

Instructions for use of a law library, 6:8.36

Parent retirement, the movies, 7:2.32

Spectrum Looks Back: 2002-2022, 7:7.32

Hurricane Katrina. see also Disaster Preparedness

American Library Association (ALA) conference in New Orleans after Katrina, 11:4.16

Contributions to Hurricane and other disaster victims by SEALL, 11:2.20

Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina by GPLLA, 10:3.24

Hurricane Katrina law library blog, 10:2.4

Hurricane Katrina Relief Web page set up by SEALL, 10:3.25

Recovery efforts of law libraries, 11:4.12

Thank you letter from Louisiana law librarians, 11:1.6

Hurricanes. see Disaster Preparedness

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IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations)

Fellowships available to attend annual conference, 7:3.8

Information technology

Changing nature of law librarianship and, 6:3.5

Intellectual Property

AALL comments to FCC on "Broadcast Flag Rule," 7:6.6

Anti-counterfeiting Amendments of 2002 (S.2395) problems for libraries, 7:3.6, 7:4.6

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 107), 9:1.8

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 5544), 7:4.6, 7:7.31

Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act (S. 2560), 9:1.8, 9:3.4

Open access in legal publication, 9:6.1MB

TEACH Act (S. 487), 7:4.6

WIPO to focus on needs of developing countries, 9:3.4

International Association of Law Libraries (IALL)

Global networking at IALL annual meeting, 8:6.3MB

President’s report on Florence meeting, 10:2.4

Report on meeting in Helsinki, Finland, 9:2.4

International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), 6:10.2 MB

67th annual meeting held in Boston, 6:2.8

Oakley appointed to committee, 6:2.8

President’s report on Oslo meeting, 10:2.4

International Public Policy, 8:3.1–8:3.4MB

Internet resources. see also Blogs; Podcasting; Wikipedia

AALL New Product Award, 6:6.11 (Indexmaster), 9:3.22 (palawlibrary.com)

AALL Washington E-Bulletin, 11:3.2MB

AALLNET, 6:10.4

AALLNET Coordinator wanted, 10:1.26

ABA publications on Amazon.com, 6:3.10 CRIV

Access to e-journals at UNC, 7:8.14–7:8.15, 7:8.36

ASIL Web site, 6:4.3 MB

Authentication issues in access to online services, 10:4.10CRIV

AALL leadership, 11:2.4

Authentication taken up as part of AALL strategic direction, 11:3.1MB

Availability of works cited in law reviews, 6:2.12

Bylaws committee Web site worth visiting, 10:3.26

CALL "Local Government On the Web" Law Day presentation, 6:2.18

Computing Services-SIS offers online newsletter, 9:4.24

CRIV Web page, 6:8.7 CRIV

In Defense of Freedom (IDOF) Web site, 6:4.24

Efficiency of searching full text or indexes program at San Antonio Annual Meeting, 10:1.20

Electronic Information System for International Law (EISIL), 9:3.29

Expertise of a law librarian searching, 9:2.18

Federal e-rulemaking portals having difficulty with architecture and functionality, 10:5.6

Foreign Law Guide Project (FLAG), 6:4.7

Global Legal Information Network (GLIN), 6:4.6

GlobaLex, 11:8.16

Government Relations Committee announces new Web site, 6:6.17

Hein-On-Line, 7:9.26, 7:9.31

Hein-Online discussed during CRIV site visit, 10:2.4CRIV

How to publicize Internet resources, 11:6.4

I-4 Nobody Does It Better: Leading Government Web Sites , 6:1.36 (Minneapolis 2001)

Information professionals needed for development of Internet, 6:2.32

Instant messaging reference, 11:5.8

Integrity of Online Legal Information, 12:4.3CRIV

Internet portal versus intranet, 8:1.34

Internet use and abuse and domestic violence, 12:2.6

Interview with Cynthia Aninao, moderator of Law-Acq, 9:8.26

K-6: 30 Sites in 30 Minutes: Favorite Acquisitions Web Sites, 8:2.5CRIV (2003 Seattle)

LC Classification Web, 6:2.11

"Legal Research Corner" on the CoALL Web site, 8:2.14

Local arrangements manual now at MAALL Web site, 8:9.25

Model State Law on Authentication of Online Resources, 11:1.4

National Summit on Authentic Legal Information, 11:9.6

New Serial Set information on LLSDC Web site, 6:9.17

New Webmaster for CRIV page, 10:2.3CRIV

North Dakota S. Ct. and Minnesota state legislature sites, 6:1.36

Online file of foreign law collections in U.S. law schools at Barco Law Library, 9:3.24

Open access in Internet legal publication, 9:6.1MB

Open access to legal codes and case law, 12:7.3CRIV

Ownership of electronic resources, 12:4.30

Placement Listings on Web site only, 7:1.15

PR Committee Web site provides successful strategies, 7:8.8–7:8.9

Print versus digital debate, 9:4.10, 9:8.10(reply), 9:8.12(letters)

Project COUNTER, 12:9.36

Public access to federal government databases, 12:5.7

PubSCIENCE database may be cancelled, 7:3.6, 7:4.31

SEALL institute on the invisible Web, 6:5.17

Search engine history, 9:9.14

Second Life, virtual world on the Internet, 12:2.12

SNELLA Web site to have password protected union catalog, 6:6.20

Social Networking through Facebook, 12:6.14

Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG), 6:4.6

Sources of information, 9:2.14, 12:4.9CRIV

SSRN compared to bepress, 9:7.9CRIV

State-by-State Report on Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Information, 8:1.8

Toolkit to include A Legal Publishers’ List, 6:5.3 CRIV, 6:5.4 CRIV

Transition to online databases for library staff, 10:7.10

Universal Citation Guide Version 2.1 now on Citation Formats Committee Web site, 6:9.21

Updated Price Index for Legal Publications available on Web site, 7:6.14

Use of Internet by social movements, 9:2.20

Using the Internet for public relations, 9:7.8

Virtual personality, 6:10.22

Web 2.0, 12:5.16

Web page marketing tips, 6:6.12

Web site design, 11:3.7, 11:8.6

Web site: Design Features for Law Library Buildings, 7:8.28

Web sites with suggestions for alternative revenue streams, 9:4.8

Web translators, 9:6.8

Internships. see Education for law librarianship

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Joint Study Institute

Sixth Joint Study Institute to be held in Washington D.C., 12:4.21

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Knowledge Management

Academic Libraries and, 7:4.1MB

KM in law firms, 7:7.26–7:7.27

Law firms and, 7:4.3MB, 7:7.29

Law firms, technology and, 7:4.2MB

Top 10 tips, 7:4.4MB

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Landlord and Tenant

Availability of information for landlords, 12:4.14

Law Firms. see also Special Interest Sections (SIS), Private Law Libraries

Customer service, 7:3.12

Firms with offices throughout Asia, Europe and the United States, 8:9.1MB

Future of law firm libraries, 10:9.12

Hein Online use in law firms, 8:4.7CRIV

Knowledge management, 7:4.2MB, 7:4.3MB

Law firm technical services value, 7:2.4MB

Public relations challenges, 7:7.8–7:7.9

Salaries of law firm librarians, 8:8.16

Top service department, 7:4.22

Law librarian compensation special committee. see Committees (AALL)

Law Librarianship

Academic law libraries and change, 7:3.14

Accomplishing high priority goals, 12:9.28

Centennial celebration (AALL), 9:9.20

Customer service skills, 12:8.20

Display on Black History Month brings insight into notable African Americans in the legal profession, 9:9.22

Evaluating library services, 12:5.8

Foreign law librarians and AALL, 12:5.4

Future of the profession, 7:5.16–7:5.20, 7:5.32

History of academic law libraries, 9:9.10

Impact of distance education on career prospects, 12:5.24

Influence of gender in law librarianship, 10:4.16

Joint JD/MLS program at University at Buffalo, 8:9.20

Law, medicine, and bibliography at Case Western Reserve, 7:3.18

Law firm customer service, 7:3.12

Law librarian in Kuala Lumpur depends on AALL for role models, 10:6.12

Law school for librarians, 9:3.14

Leadership and self promotion, 12:7.28

Library school projects for future law librarians, 12:3.20

Membership in AALL, 12:6.1MB

Perspectives on membership in AALL, 12:5.30

Perspectives on the profession, 7:3.10

Prominence of educational degrees, 12:4.26

Social audit as an instrument of evaluation, 12:2.26

Social capital as a useful tool, 12:9.8

Technical services and information delivery, 7:3.16

"Those were the days," 7:3.32

Views of Gen Xer and Millenials, 12:7.24

Visionaries: McCarthy, Finley and Tyburski, 7:10.16–7:10.20, 7:10.31

Why did you join AALL, 9:1.38(Fisher), 9:3.27(Hinderman;Shorrel;Jones), 9:4.27(Jiang), 9:6.27(Grant), 9:7.35(Donweber), 9:9.30(Jackson), 10:1.38(Braun), 10:1.38(Moltzen), 10:2.31(Thompson), 10:3.31, 10:4.39(Axton; Hackerson; Matts; Smith; Solon), 10:5.30(Williams), 10:8.32(Casey)

Law Library Journal

Article of the Year Award, 6:1.22 (Melamut), 8:1.27 (Carter), 9:1.26 (Briscoe; Nyberg; Selden), 10:1.26(Mart), 12:1.55(Mart)

Law Library of Congress

AALL and ABA ask that World Law Bulletin be available through the Internet, 10:5.6

Oliver Wendell Holmes Debates, 8:4.18

Law Schools

Brown v. Board of Education, 8:6.8

Brown v. Board of Education and law school admissions, 8:6.8, 8:6.12

Lawyering skills

Legal research skills encouraged in new book, 12:9.22

Lawyers

Review: Solo by Choice: How To Be The Lawyer You Always Wanted To Be, 12:8.7

Legal History

Special collection developed on South Carolina legal history, 10:5.8

Legal Publishers. see also CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Access to legal information, 12:4.6CRIV

BNA electronic service contract, 7:5.8CRIV–7:5.10CRIV

BNA Law School Program updates, 9:9.28

BNA new billing system, 9:4.11CRIV

CCH customer survey, 6:5.9 CRIV

CRIV Hot Topic: Trends in Legal Publishing, 9:2.3CRIV

Franklin Book Company out of business, 9:7.3CRIV

Hein discontinues most monograph titles, 11:4.5CRIV

Hein discontinues servicing Thomson West standing orders, 9:4.11CRIV

Library maintenance agreements, 12:7.5CRIV

Oceana ends SOLT program, 9:4.12CRIV

Ownership of electronic resources, 12:4.30

Presidential Certificates of Merit, 8:1.14 (SCALL; Reisinger; BNA; K. Rundle)

Publisher Web sites, 8:7.12CRIV

Relationship between vendors and AALL, 12:4.2CRIV

Reverse Site Visits: CCH visits Allstate Insurance, Chi-Kent and Katen Muchin Rosenman, 11:4.10CRIV

Site Visit: CCH Headquarters, 10:4.9CRIV

Site visits with West Group and Aspen, 6:8.2 CRIV

SSRN compared to bepress, 9:7.9CRIV

Vendor meetings-West Group, Aspen, 6:3.3 CRIV

Vendor Profile: International Law Institute, 9:4.10CRIV

Vendor Profile: YBP Library Services, 9:2.10CRIV

West Group discussion of subscription notes, 6:8.4 CRIV

West Group label application process facility, 6:5.6 CRIV

West’s Business Systems Initiative, 6:5.3 CRIV, 6:5.7 CRIV, 6:9.24

West’s Library Maintenance Agreement (LMA), 11:7.3CRIV

Legal Writing

AALL chapters encourage members to write for legal journals, 8:5.18

Legislation (federal)

AALL donates funds to ALA to overturn Children’s Internet Protection Act, 6:1.23

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), 6:7.6

B-1 Public Librarians Take on the USA PATRIOT Act, 12:1.30 (2007 New Orleans)

Database and Collections of Information Misappropriation Act (H.R. 3261), 9:1.8, 9:4.7

Letter of concerns, 8:2.6

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act (DMCA), 6:5.9, 6:6.6

Digital Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 107), 9:1.8, 9:4.7

District of Columbia Nonprofit Corporations Act

AALL membership vote, 6:10.28

E-Government Act, 10:5.6

E-Government Act of 2001, 6:1.10, 6:9.16

Freedom to Read Protection Act (H.R. 1157), 8:1.8

Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act (S. 2560), 9:1.8, 9:4.7

Institute of Museum and Library Services funding, 6:9.16

J-5 Hot Topic: The USA PATRIOT Act, 7:1.16 (2002 Orlando)

Presidential Records Act, 6:9.16

Public Domain Enhancement Act (H.R. 2601), 8:1.8

The Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act of 2001 (TEACH), 6:1.10

USA Patriot Act, 6:5.14, 6:6.16, 6:7.12, 8:9.10

Association position, 10:2.6

Comments from the president of AALL on reauthorization, 10:4.4

Efforts to repeal portions, 9:4.7

Joint teleconference with ALA, ARL, MLA, SLA, 7:3.6

Letter response, 11:1.6

Reauthorization, 10:4.7

Video kit available from Government Relations Committee, 7:7.4

Legislation (state)

Electronic Government Services Act (Ohio), 8:1.40

UCITA, 6:5.14, 6:7.12

AALL chapters lobby against UCITA, 6:9.12

ABA working group on UCITA, 6:10.12

Anti-UCITA coalition created, 6:1.10

Anti-UCITA coalition opposes further UCITA introductions, 8:4.8

NCCUSL discharges UCITA standby committee, 8:2.6

VALL examines UCITA at spring meeting, 6:9.17

Legislative History. see Research

Library Associations. see International Association of Law Libraries (IALL); International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)

Library consortia

Effect of globalization on NELLCO, 6:4.2 MB

Mid-America Consortium changes name, 10:4.22

NELLCO and BNA electronic service contract, 7:5.10CRIV–7:5.12CRIV

NELLCO appoints Tracy Thompson as new director, 6:1.22

NELLCO Legal Scholarship Repository, 8:3.25

NELLCO’s collaborative purchase of electronic resources, 9:7.4CRIV

NELLCO’s Internship Clearinghouse, 10:2.14

Library development. see Fundraising

Library school

Joint JD/MLS program at University at Buffalo, 8:9.20

Outreach to library school students by MALL, 8:9.24

Library Science

Library school projects for future law librarians, 12:3.20

Licensing

BNA’s law school package, 6:3.9 CRIV

CRIV program on electronic licensing, 6:3.8 CRIV

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MACRIV, Massachusetts state CRIV, 8:4.6CRIV

Management

AALL leadership program, 12:8.20

Combination of reference duties and technical services, 8:2.8

Institute planned by AALL on Leadership, 11:2.17

Internal conflicts in libraries, 8:2.1

"Lost That Whistle-While-You-Work Feeling? Staff Meeting Management Strategies for Library Directors and Managers," 9:1.24

Transition to online databases for library staff, 10:7.10

Marketing law libraries

Book Review: Never Eat Alone, 12:8.10

Branding for law libraries and word of mouth marketing, 11:4.7

Competitive Intelligence and marketing, 12:5.26

Connecting with the "C" people, 12:4.24

Online library tours, 12:5.13

Partnering with the decision makers to advance the services of law librarians, 10:5.5

Word of mouth campaigns, 12:7.11

Member to Member

Do you think law library jobs are in danger of being outsourced overseas?, 11:5.30

Do you think there is a looming recruitment crisis in law librarianship?, 10:8.34

If money were no object, how would you celebrate AALL's centennial anniversary?, 10:6.30

If you were to write your autobiography, what would you title it?, 12:9.38

What advice do you have for first-time attendees?, 12:8.30

What are your three favorite publications to read?, 12:4.38

What continuing professional education did you participate in this summer?, 12:1.58

What do you do in your life outside the library?, 12:2.34

What do you do with old law books?, 12:7.38

What "extinct" book, research tool, database do you miss?, 12:5.34

What is the effect of online materials and technology on the library as a gathering space?, 11:6.30

What is the most difficult interview question you’ve been asked?, 12:6.38

What is the single most important reason to attend the AALL Annual Meeting?, 10:1.42

What is the single most important thing that should be done to improve law librarianship education?, 10:2.30

What is the value of Association awards?, 11:8.34

What is your favorite architectural feature of your library?, 11:7.42

What is your favorite New Orleans experience?, 11:4.34

What is your favorite part of the day as a law librarian?, 10:3.30

What is your most memorable experience serving the public?, 10:5.34

What is your most nightmarish story about moving or remodeling a law library?, 10:7.42

What qualities should a good AALL leader possess?, 11:3.34

What strange, silly or embarrassing situation happened early in your career?, 12:3.34

What was the highlight of this year’s Annual Meeting?, 11:1.54

What would make your daily life as a law librarian better?, 11:9.34

When hiring new librarians, how important are law school rankings?, 11:2.30

Why does diversity matter to law librarianship?, 10:4.42

Membership issues

Annual Meeting site selection discussed at Open Forum, 8:1.14, 8:1.19

Benefits of active participation, 6:4.4

Dues increase approved by members, 7:3.7

Dues increase proposal, 6:6.14, 6:9.28

Dues Increase proposal discussed at Orlando business meeting, 7:1.8

Dues increase vote in September, 7:2.25

Proposal to reorganize AALL membership structure, 6:5.4

Renewal schedule, 9:6.23

Subsidies for speakers at Annual Meeting should be offered, 9:1.40

Memorials

Alexander, Elinor, 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Anderson, Muriel, 11:1.10

Aninao, Cynthia, 11:6.29

Banta, John, 10:1.26, 11:1.10

Beer, Richard L., 8:3.24, 9:1.6

Bird, Viola, 12:1.52

Borenstein, Suzanne, 11:1.10, 11:9.28

Burns, Helen Marie, 7:1.32

Cap, Maria, 6:1.19

Clement, Shelly, 11:6.29

Cole, Sara Turley, 10:4.39, 11:1.10

Coon, Marilyn Ridderman, 10:1.26, 11:1.10

Crossed, Nancy, 8:2.29, 9:1.6

Dahl, Richard, 11:8.26

Diamond, Shirley, 12:1.52

Dilno, Dennis, 11:7.40

Dorsey, Bertha Shockley, 8:3.24

Dunn, Donald J., 12:5.23

Edwards, Winifred (Winnie) Wylie, 10:4.39, 11:1.10

Epstein, Michelle (Mickey), 10:2.25, 11:1.10

Falkow, Michele, 11:1.10, 11:9.28

Freeman, Lydia, 7:10.32

Garner, Kathy, 10:1.26, 11:1.10

Glennon, Mary, 10:6.21, 11:1.10

Goren, Simon, 8:3.24, 9:1.6

Irwin, Jeannine Mobley, 8:2.29, 9:1.6

Iverson, Kay, 6:1.19

Jacobsen, George D., 9:3.22

Jacobstein, Myron, 9:8.31

Kavass, Igor, 12:8.26

Keeler, Michalina, 10:7.40

Keller, Pat, 9:7.18

Kendrick, Susan, 11:5.21

Kenyon, Carleton, 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Lawless, Helen, 11:6.29

LeBus, Betty, 9:1.6

Liddell, Leon, 7:9.6

Malden, Joyce, 11:4.28

Marke, Julius, 8:1.33

Mason, Mildred, 6:4.38

Mattox, Kathryn P., 10:1.26

McLeod, Walter H., 8:9.34, 9:1.6

Melnick, Philip, 11:1.7

Mersky, Roy M., 12:8.26

Morrison, D.J., 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Mosley, Madison, 9:8.31

Mostecky, Vaclav, 9:2.28

Moys, Betty, 6:8.29

Muller, Elinor (Nora), 9:9.27

Mustain, Anne, 10:8.25

Norman, Dorothy Andrews, 9:1.38, 11:1.10

Oakley, Robert L., 12:2.35, 12:3.10

Ochal, Bethany, 12:1.52

Oliver, Mary, 9:8.31, 11:1.10

Orlando, Karen T., 8:6.24, 9:1.6

Oziel, Rhonda, 6:1.19

Parris, Carol Jane, 11:1.7

Rappaport, Ellen C., 7:10.32

Robbins, Sara, 11:4.28

Schwartz, Marla, 10:1.26, 10:4.39

Sedgwick, Frederica, 10:9.30

Sloane, Richard, 7:4.34

Smith, Ann, 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Sprudzs, Adolf, 7:7.21

Strothers, Oscar, 10:4.39

Teclaf, Ludwig, 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Thompson, Frances, 10:5.35

Welch, Susan, 9:1.6

Welsh, Sue C., 9:1.38, 11:1.10

White, James, 8:1.33, 9:1.6

Mentoring

Comments from the president, 11:8.4

Mentoring program at University of Arizona School of Information Resources and Library Science, 9:2.12

Quick mentor project, 11:8.30

Model State Law on Authentication of Online Resources, 11:1.4

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National Archives

Access to archives may be limited in response to terrorism, 6:6.16

Appropriations bill, which includes full funding for National Archives Electronic Records Archive, likely to pass, 8:4.8

U.S. Archivist halts reclassification of documents, 10:7.8, 10:8.6

National Center for State Courts, 6:10.2 MB

National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws

ABA working group report on UCITA, 6:7.12

Anti-UCITA coalition created, 6:1.10

NCCUSL lobbies ABA for UCITA support, 7:7.6

UCITA , AALL opposition, 7:7.6

UCITA meetings in D.C., 6:5.14

UCITA resolution withdrawn at ABA meeting, 8:1.8

UCITA spurs state response in "bomb shelter" bills, 6:7.12

National Legal Research Teach-In. see Special Interest Sections (SIS)

National Library Week. see Public Relations

Native American law

Annual Meeting Programs (2003 Seattle), 8:1.17, 8:1.19

National Indian Law Library, 8:4.3CRIV

PAGI Award to National Indian Law Library, 10:8.6

Tribal codes, 8:4.3CRIV

Negotiation Skills

Annual Meeting Programs (2007 New Orleans)

G-6 Negotiation 101 for Librarians, 12:8.24

Vendor relations, 12:8.24

NELLCO. see Library consortia

New York Times v. Tasini

Copyright decision handed down by Supreme Court, 6:4.34

Newer Law Librarians. see also Committees (AALL) Mentoring

Experiences of people new to the profession, 12:3.14

Impressions of law librarianship, 6:6.4

Member to Member

What advice do you have for first-time attendees?, 12:8.30

Private Law Libraries-SIS mentoring project, 7:5.30

Tips for success, 7:1.24

Views of Gen Xer and Millenials, 12:7.24

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Oliver Wendell Holmes Debates

The balance between individual rights and national security, 8:4.18

Online resources. see Internet resources

OpenTheGovernment.Org. see Government and Law Libraries

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Permanent Public Access to Government Information. see also Committees, Government Relations; Government documents; Preservation of Legal Information

A-5 Panel Discussion at Annual Meeting, 7:9.6 (2003 Seattle)

GPO to work at harvesting agency "born digital" documents and provide permanent public access to them, 9:6.4

Photographic views from libraries

Alameda County Law Library (Oakland), 12:5.36

Bingham McCutchen in Hartford CT, 11:5.32

Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels LLP, Hartford, CN, 11:7.44

California Western School of Law Library, San Diego, 9:7.36

Cathedral of Learning from the Barco Law Library (Pittsburgh), 10:9.36

Chapel of Saint Ignatius from Seattle University Law Library, 9:8.2, 9:8.32

Chapman University, Orange County, 11:6.32

Coastal School of Law (Jacksonville), 12:1.60

Connecticut Judicial Department Law Library (Middletown), 10:2.32

Connecticut State Capitol from the State Law Library, Hartford, 10:8.36

Day Pitney LLP, Boston, 11:5.32

Drake University Law Library, 10:8.36

Graham and Dunn, Seattle, 9:8.32

Ground Zero from Thacher Proffitt Wood LLP, 10:7.44

Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd (Columbia), 12:6.40

Heller Ehrman White and McAuliffe, Seattle, 9:4.32

Holland Knight LLP, Chicago, 11:1.56

Indiana Supreme Court Law Library, Indianapolis, 10:3.32

Indiana University School of Law Library, 10:1.44

Kean Miller Hawthorne D’armond McCowan and Jarman (Baton Rouge), 10:2.32

Lewis Roca LLP, Phoenix, 11:1.56

McLane Graf Raulerson Middletown, Manchester NH, 10:1.44

Mello Jones Martin Law Library, Hamilton, Bermuda, 11:4.36

Mercer University Furman Smith Law Library, 11:7.44

Milbank Tweed Hadley McCloy (Los Angeles), 10:6.32

Milwaukee City Hall from Godfrey Kahn, 10:7.44

Missouri Supreme Court Library, Jefferson City, 9:9.2, 9:9.36

Morgan Lewis and Bockius LLP (Miami), 12:2.36

Morgan Lewis and Bockius LLP, New York, 9:6.2, 9:6.28

National Indian Law Library, Boulder, 9:4.2, 9:4.32

New Mexico Supreme Court Law Library (Santa Fe), 12:1.60

New York County Lawyers’ Association, 12:9.40

Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, 11:2.32

Notre Dame Law School Kresge Library, 9:9.36

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt (Toronto), 12:4.40

Pace Law School Library, White Plains, NY, 11:8.36

Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren, Milwaukee, 9:5.28

Riverside County Law Library, 11:4.36

Sacramento County Public Law Library, 12:4.40

Schiff Hardin LLP law library, 11:9.36

Smith, Anderson, Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & Jernigan (Raleigh), 12:9.40

St. Mary’s University (San Antonio), 12:2.36

Stetson College of Law, Gulfport, FL, 11:3.36

Supreme Court of Canada Library, 11:9.36

Tarlton Law Library, Austin, 9:2.2, 9:2.32

Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse, NYC, 10:3.32

Truckee River from the Washoe County Law Library, Reno, 9:5.2, 9:5.28

University of Colorado Law Library (Boulder), 12:3.36

University of Florida’s College of Law Library (Gainesville), 12:8.32

University of Georgia Law Library, Athens, 9:3.2, 9:3.32

University of Minnesota Law Library (Minneapolis), 12:7.40

University of Nebraska College of Law Library, 11:6.32

University of New Mexico School of Law Library, Albuquerque, 9:7.2, 9:7.36

University of San Francisco Zief Law Library, 10:5.36

University of South Carolina (Columbia), 12:8.32

University of Wisconsin Law Library, Madison, 11:2.32

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (D.C.), 12:5.36

U.S. Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit Library, Memphis, 11:3.36

U.S. Courts 8th Circuit Library, St. Louis, 9:1.40

U.S. Courts Library-8th Circuit (Minneapolis), 12:6.40

Valparaiso University Law Library, 10:5.36

Vermont Law School, South Royalton, 9:2.32

Vermont State House from the law library (Montpelier), 10:9.36

Warren E. Burger Law Library, William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, 10:4.44

Washington State Law Library, Olympia, 9:6.28

Weiner-Rogers Law Library at UNLV (Las Vegas), 10:6.32

Westminster Law Library, University of Denver, 10:4.44

Wolters Kluwer Corporate library, 11:8.36

Wyoming State Law Library (Cheyenne), 12:3.36

Yale Law School Law Library (New Haven), 12:7.40

Photography

Day in the Life, 12:9.12–12:9.20

2007 Contest is now on, 11:4.25

2008 Contest is now on, 12:4.37

About the contest, 10:3.4, 11:1.37, 11:2.10

Winning photos, 10:3.6–10:3.15, 11:9.12

Day in the Life 2008, 12:3.4

"Day in the Life of the Law Library Community," 9:3.6, 9:5.6

Insight into winning photographs from Day in the Life contest, 10:5.18

PR Tool for AALL: "A Day in the Life of the Law Library Community," 9:5.6

Tips on taking good photographs, 9:4.9, 9:5.7, 9:6.7

Podcasting, 10:8.8, 11:7.10

LLAM learns about podcasting, 10:4.32

Poetry

Tsunami of Dust 9-11-01, 6:4.40

Preservation of Legal Information

"A Tragedy or a Farce: Preservation of Electronic Government Publications in the Post-9/11 World," 8:1.26

AALL participates in amicus brief in Faulkner v. National Geographic Society, 9:1.8

CRIV to work with Preservation Committee, 7:5.2CRIV

How to start a preservation program, 6:7.10

Legal information microform materials: The gold standard for legal collections, research, and preservation, 9:2.9CRIV

National Conference at Georgetown, 7:5.4, 7:9.18–7:9.19, 7:9.22–7:9.23

Preservation of small collections, 11:4.8

President to continue focusing on AALLNET archives, 9:1.4

Problems with microfiche quality, 9:4.3CRIV

Project to create digital access to a collection of civil rights documents, 8:5.8

Treasures in special collections, 12:4.10

President (AALL). see Executive Board (AALL)

Presidential Certificates of Merit, 7:2.31(Academic–7:2.Danner; S. Ligda; LLAGNY; J. Marke; Professional Development Committees), 8:1.6 (Oakley; G. Warren; R. Reusch; C. Cain; M. Estes; ALL!SIS), 8:1.14 (SCALL; Reisinger; BNA; K. Rundle), 8:1.18, 9:1.6 (Axtmann; Boucher; Nicholson; Riger; Swanigan; Vaidhyanathan; West)

President’s comments. see Executive Board (AALL)

Prison libraries

Minnesota Prisoner Program celebrates 20th anniversary, 8:9.25

Privacy. see Security

Internet use and abuse and domestic violence, 12:2.6

Private Law Libraries

Business development research and the library, 10:6.8

Firms with offices throughout Asia, Europe and the United States, 8:9.1MB

Pro Bono Projects

Examples of ongoing projects throughout AALL, 11:9.1MB–11:9.4MB

Final committee meeting in New Orleans, 11:9.28

Self Represented Litigation Network, 11:9.3MB

Professional development

AALL educational programs available at West LegalEdcenter, 7:6.20

AALL Professional Development Online Forum on ABA Annual Questionnaire, 8:3.26

Adult learning styles, 6:3.18

Annual report as PR tool, 7:9.10–7:9.11, 7:9.32, 7:10.21

Attracting people to law librarianship, 9:6.16

Continuing Education Benefits, 7:6.32

Continuing Professional Education Program, 11:1.4

Energizing training sessions, 12:1.44

Federal circuit court library system, 6:1.14

Focus groups and libraries, 6:4.22

How to create a digital collection of documents, 8:5.8

How to successfully propose a program for the AALL Annual Meeting, 11:4.20

Improving access to information through the online catalog, 9:2.8

Information professionals needed for development of Internet, 6:2.32

International networking, 8:6.1MB

Internet portal versus intranet, 8:1.34

Job paths for law librarians, 12:3.16

Law for the non-J.D., 8:3.4

Law library use of blogs, 8:7.8

Law school for librarians, 9:3.14

Leadership in the larger organization topic of Annual Meeting program, 12:1.32

Online Delivery Formats, 7:6.16–7:6.20

Online learning opportunities for law librarians, 7:6.8

Options in law library careers, 11:1.32

Organizing visual information, 8:6.4

Outsourcing and law librarianship, 11:5.12

Practical application research exams in teaching legal research, 8:4.10

President’s comments on professional development at University of Puerto Rico, 10:7.4

Project management in law libraries, 7:5.10–7:5.11

Public law libraries benefit by offering CLE programs, 7:6.10–7:6.11

Redesign of professional development program, 8:1.4

RFID chips enhance circulation controls, 11:2.18

Specialization and law librarianship, 11:5.16

Strategies for success as law library director, 7:6.12–7:6.13

TRICALL Conference addresses training needs of agency and court libraries, 6:1.6

We’re Hiring: Designing IT Job Descriptions to Attract the Very Best, 6:1.33 (Minneapolis 2001)

Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC), 6:2.11

Public Access to Court Records

Privacy v. the public’s right to know, 8:9.14

Public Law Libraries. see also Special Interest Sections (SIS), SCCLL

California chapters lobby against bill that would harm public law libraries, 7:3.30

CLE programs benefit libraries as well, 7:6.10–7:6.11

Future of public law libraries, 10:9.18

History of public law libraries, 10:5.16

How law libraries serve the public, 10:5.12

Public relations. see also Law Librarianship

"A Day in the Life of the Law Library Community," 9:3.6, 9:5.6

AALL Strategic Plan features PR opportunities, 6:9.20

AALL/Findlaw Excellence in Marketing Awards nominees, 6:10.8

Academic course liaison program, 8:5.22

Academic law libraries focus on faculty, 6:5.28

Adapting marketing ideas from other industries, 6:8.28

Annual report as PR tool, 7:9.10–7:9.11, 7:9.32, 7:10.21

Best practices in promoting services, 10:7.12

Blogs as public relations tools, 10:6.3MB

Branding for law libraries, 10:4.10, 11:3.16

CALL members participate in Midwest Law and Technology Conference and Expo, 9:4.22

Campaigning and law librarianship, 11:5.10

Challenging patrons, 6:7.1

Collaboration with the American Bar Association on ABANET, 10:6.3MB

Communications and Public relations, 6:4.36

Communications is key, 6:6.28

Competing for attention on a limited budget, 7:5.22, 7:5.32

Conflict resolution, 11:8.8

Customer service and the Pike Place Fish Market, 10:6.6

Daily e-newsletter from the library at Stanford, 8:6.6

Day in the Life 2008, 12:3.4

Dealing with the notion that everything is on the Internet, 10:8.12

Display creation, 7:3.24

Effectiveness of PR programs, 11:7.12

Electronic newsletter creation, 6:8.24

Expertise of a law librarian, 6:2.34

Financial benefits of utilizing law librarians, 8:8.8

Focus on librarian public relations role models, 9:1.10

Friends of libraries groups, 6:7.20

Friends of the library program at Annual Meeting in St. Louis, 11:1.28

Goals to use in improving customer service, 9:6.6

Holidays offer PR opportunities, 10:9.7

How to publicize Internet resources, 11:6.4

How to use the Internet to promote your library, 9:7.8

Inexpensive tips for library publicity, 11:3.4

Instant messaging reference, 11:5.8

Law firm public relations challenges, 7:7.8–7:7.9

Law school for a day programs, 9:3.10

Librarians volunteering abroad, 9:4.12

Library budget accountability and law firm library public relations, 9:9.8

Local chapters involved in community projects, 7:9.8–7:9.9

Making a facility work, 6:3.26

"Marketing the Law Library to the World: Getting Published in Judicial, Court, and Bar Publications," 9:1.22

Member comments of people’s perceptions of law librarians, 10:2.4

Mentoring program at University of Arizona School of Information Resources and Library Science, 9:2.12

National Library Week

Activities at University of Wisconsin Law Library, 10:2.8

Temple Law Library and Paul Hastings in Atlanta celebrate, 7:10.21

Online library tours, 12:5.13

Organizing visual information, 8:6.4

Outreach and communicating the value of law librarians, 8:5.12

Outreach to landlords for law school collection used by tenants, 12:4.14

Portrayal of librarians in the media, 8:7.10

Postcards as a PR tool, 8:3.16

PR benefits of development and fundraising efforts, 8:2.12

President recommends activities to foster law librarianship, 11:4.4

Public relations initiatives for groups within AALL, 10:6.4MB

Public speaking for law librarians, 10:5.18

Relationship with state bar journal editor, 10:6.2MB

Resources for marketing libraries, 10:1.8

Response to "Persistence Marketing" article, 12:1.10

Return-on-investment rates, 7:2.20

Similarities between court libraries and academic law libraries, 12:6.12

State library associations as a PR tool, 8:1.10

Statement on value of law libraries, 7:10.8–7:10.9

Statistics to justify library staff, 11:9.8

Suggestions on how to add interest to your public relations efforts, 9:8.8

Terminology of public relations, 8:4.12

Top service department, 7:4.22

Trends in public relations viewed through the Internet, 10:5.10

Use of blogs in the law library, 8:7.8

Useful skills for the law librarian, 12:2.10

Using anniversaries as PR opportunities, 8:9.8

Ways in which the association promotes itself to the legal community, 10:6.1MB

Web page marketing tips, 6:6.12

Web site provides successful strategies, 7:8.8–7:8.9

Web sites with suggestions for alternative revenue streams, 9:4.8

Writing for bar publications, 11:6.6

Publications. see also Bibliographies

AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 7:5.4

AALLNET Advisory Board recommends editor to oversee Web site, 9:4.4

Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers, 8:3.28, 8:4.2CRIV

Law for the Layperson authored by Hewette and Murley, 10:6.24

Minnesota Legal Research Guide 2d ed. published by MALL, 7:4.26

Spectrum seeks editor for "Membership News," 8:1.40

VALL provides content for full issue of Virginia Lawyer, 7:2.28

Virginia Lawyer issue authored by law librarians, 10:5.5

Publishing. see also AALL Spectrum; Law Library Journal

AALL chapters encourage members to write for legal journals, 8:5.18

Survey of law library publication requirements, 6:10.6

Venues for law librarians to publish, 6:10.32

Writing for library publications, 6:10.1

PubSCIENCE database. see Online Resources

Puerto Rico

AALL President’s visit, 10:7.4

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Recruitment

Applicant pool for current law library positions, 10:4.28

Attracting people to law librarianship, 6:6.1, 11:2.8

Directors’ criteria for hiring reference librarians, 7:5.12–7:5.14

Educational path for law librarianship, 6:6.26

Finding your first law library job, 12:6.18

Gen X/Gen Y Task Force, 9:3.1MB

Improving job satisfaction, salary and publicity as means of attracting new librarians, 10:4.24

Job market and salaries, 6:6.8

Lawyers who became librarians, 9:3.8

Library internships, 10:2.14

Luncheon law librarian recruitment efforts at University of South Carolina, 11:2.14

Placement Listings on Web site only, 7:1.15, 7:2.8, 7:3.7, 7:4.31, 7:6.25, 7:9.28

Special Committee on Developing Law Librarians for the Future, 12:4.4

Reference

Academic course liaison program, 8:5.22

Annotated Bibliography of Digital Reference Services, 7:4.20

Directors’ criteria for hiring reference librarians, 7:5.12–7:5.14

Remote access and reference service, 6:5.6

Registration fees for students attending annual Meeting, 7:1.18

Research

Compiling a federal legislative history, 6:2.20–6:2.22

State statute legislative history, 11:1.12

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Salaries. see also Committees (AALL); Recruitment

Academic law libraries, 6:3.4

Law firm librarians’ perspectives, 8:8.16

Member comments on salaries in an information age, 9:4.32

"Salary Negotiation Skills for Law Librarians," 9:1.18

Salary Survey Task Force. see Committees (AALL), Biennial Salary Survey Task Force

Secrecy in government

U.S. Archivist halts reclassification of documents, 10:7.8

Secretary’s report. see Executive Board (AALL)

Security

Privacy of patron circulation records, 10:6.4

"Secure Connections: Safety and Security in the Law Library," 8:1.24

September 11

Editor’s comments, 6:4.1

President’s comments, 6:4.8

Reflections, 6:3.1, 6:4.40

Serials Industry System Advisory Committee (SISAC), 6:10.2 MB

Serials Pricing

"Law Serials Pricing and Mergers: A Portfolio Approach," 9:2.6

Shepard’s Citations. see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Signage

Organizing visual information, 8:6.4

Social Networking. see Internet resources

Special Interest Sections (SIS)

Academic Law Libraries, 11:9.2MB

25th anniversary of ALL-SIS, 8:8.26, 8:9.31

AALL Professional Development Online Forum on ABA Annual Questionnaire, 8:3.26

Academic Law Libraries’ Collection Development Policies Page, 10:9.28

Academic Law Library Web site content, 7:4.24

Activities and focus of ALL, 8:3.6

ALL-SIS Outstanding Article Award, 9:9.18(Babb), 11:9.26(Peoples), 11:9.26(Shucha)

ALL-SIS Outstanding Service Award, 11:9.26(Peoples)

Announcement of new officers, 9:9.32

Annual Meeting events on its Web site, 11:5.26

Annual Meeting Programs (2005 San Antonio), 9:3.24

Article of the Year Award, 10:1.34(Babb)

Award by association to fund program on difficult communications, 11:6.28

BNA pricing task force, 7:7.28

Centennial celebrations planned for Annual Meeting, 10:8.26

Committee formed for centennial celebration, 9:5.22

CONALL grant award, 10:1.34(Hanson)

Events at the San Antonio Meeting, 9:7.34, 9:9.32

First VIP for Academic SIS in San Antonio, 10:1.34

Grant for CONALL approved for San Antonio Annual Meeting, 9:5.22

Grant offered for Berring Symposium, 11:2.26

Guidelines for exchange program with private law libraries, 8:2.20

History of ALL-SIS, 11:1.43

Job description report, 11:7.38

Newsletter to be electronic-only, 7:5.30

Nominations sought for ALL-SIS awards, 11:4.26

Nominees sought for two awards, 6:4.26

Plans for Annual Meeting, 7:5.30, 7:9.28

Presidential Certificate of Merit, 7:2.31

Resources available for instructional programs, 9:3.18

San Antonio Annual Meeting Program: Is the New Bluebook New, 10:1.34

SIS Hicks Award, 10:1.34(Bintliff)

Statistical survey result on web site, 11:8.28

Survey on instructors of advanced legal research, 8:4.28

Web site adds RSS feed, 11:1.42

Computing Services

Annual Meeting Events (2004 Boston), 8:7.30, 8:9.30

Annual Meeting Events (2005 San Antonio), 9:7.34, 9:8.28, 9:9.32

Annual Meeting grant, 6:7.1, 8:3.26, 8:4.28

Annual Meeting grants awarded, 8:2.26

Annual Meeting plans (2003 Seattle), 7:6.30

Annual Meeting program: Artificial intelligence-based agents for reference desk, 8:5.30 (2004 Boston)

Annual Meeting program: Creative Commons, 8:5.30 (2004 Boston)

Annual Meeting program: Law practice technology courses, 8:5.30 (2004 Boston)

Annual Meeting program: Translation software, 8:5.30 (2004 Boston)

Annual Meeting programs, 11:7.38 (2007 New Orleans), 11:8.28 (2007 New Orleans)

Annual Meeting programs (2006 St. Louis), 10:7.38

Award named in honor of Ken Hirsh, also first recipient of this award, 9:1.36

Blawg committee creates site, 9:4.24

Blawg committee work on Web site, 10:1.34

Breakfast in Orlando, 6:9.23

Business meeting planned for Orlando, 6:10.26

Computer trivia, 10:4.34

CS blawg receives praise, 9:5.22

Electronic balloting used by CS-SIS for election of officers, 8:9.30

Emerging Technologies Committee created, 11:1.42, 11:2.26

Funds pledged for Strait Minority Scholarship, 8:6.26

Grants for Annual Meeting available for SIS members, 6:6.18, 7:6.30, 8:3.26, 8:4.28, 8:6.26, 9:3.24, 9:4.24, 9:5.22, 9:6.26

Handouts from Annual Meeting to be posted on Web site, 10:8.26

History of CS-SIS topic of Breakfast Meeting, 9:2.26

How to join the discussion list, 10:5.26

Job description database, 8:3.26, 10:1.34

New blawg committee formed, 9:3.24

New committees created, 8:2.26

Newsletter issue available at Web site, 8:4.28

Online newsletter published semiannually, 9:4.24

Profile of the Computing Services-SIS, 10:9.29

Programs for Annual Meeting, 8:3.26

Roy Mersky featured at annual breakfast meeting, 8:8.26, 9:8.28

SIS Web site updated to include a guide to adaptive technologies, 9:4.24

Three program registration grants awarded for Boston Annual Meeting, 9:1.36

Foreign, Comparative, and International Law

Annual Meeting Program on Latin American Law (2005 San Antonio), 10:1.34

Annual Meeting programs (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.26

Applicants for grants sought, 6:5.16

Blog for the FCIL-SIS, 10:9.28

Caribbean legal materials topic of meeting at Annual Meeting, 8:8.26

China-U.S. Conference on Legal Information, 12:8.29

Comments from the president, 12:5.4

Congratulations to SIS member Claire Germain, 9:3.24

Daniel L. Wade Outstanding Service Award created, 11:1.42

Election results 2006, 10:8.26

Ellen Schaffer Foreign Librarian’s Grant available, 11:5.26

Ellen Schaffer Foreign Librarian’s Grant award, 9:8.28(Aladashvili)

Experts in civil law sought for New Orleans Annual Meeting, 11:2.26

FCIL grid coming along for CALI lessons, 9:5.22

Grant for Annual Meeting to be announced soon, 9:5.22

History of FCIL-SIS, 10:4.35

Hot topics in international and foreign law at St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:4.34

Latin American trade law workshop, 6:4.26

Legal research course material requested, 8:7.36

NELLCO director, Thompson, takes lead in foreign and international databases, 9:3.24

New officers, 10:1.34, 11:7.38

Newsletter editor and Web master welcomed, 10:1.34

Newsletter personnel changes, 11:6.28

Newsletter to have co-editors, 10:2.28

Online file of foreign law collections in U.S. law schools at Barco Law Library, 9:3.24

Online forum planned for April 2004, 8:5.30

Orlando program, 6:9.22

Pre-conference workshop in St. Louis announced, 10:2.28

Foreign, Comparative and International Law

Roman and civil law topic of Annual Meeting program, 12:1.34

Foreign, Comparative, and International Law

Schaffer Foreign Law Librarian grant, 10:1.34(Aldashvili)

Seattle program on the legal system of Indonesia, 8:2.32

"Spirit of the FCIL SIS" awards, 9:2.26(Bernal; Somers)

Summary of SIS-sponsored Annual Meeting programs, 9:8.28

Transnational research topic of AALS workshop, 10:5.5

Treaty workshop to be held with LLAGNY, 9:5.22

Vice-chair and chair-elect nominated, 11:4.26

Web site redesign, 9:2.26

Workshop on human rights to be held in D.C., 9:5.22

Workshop on Latin America in D.C., 6:8.30

Workshop planned for Boston, 8:6.26

Government Documents

Annual Meeting grant for student, 7:7.28

Fugitive and Electronic-Only Documents Committee new chair, 7:7.28

Superintendent of Documents gives update at Annual Meeting, 12:1.6

Legal History and Rare Books

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.28

Annual Meeting program on oral history interviews (2005 San Antonio), 9:3.23

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.38

Archives committee formed, 6:8.30

"Creating and Maintaining Legal History Collections," 9:2.7CRIV

Dr. Morris Cohen to be speaker at roundtable in Boston, 8:9.30

Newsletter on Web site, 6:9.22

Oral history project with AALL Centennial Committee, Micrographics and Audiovisual-SIS, and Academic Law Libraries-SIS, 9:3.24

Strategic planning process begun, 6:2.14

Legal Information Services to the Public (LISP)

Amicus brief co-sponsored on access to law materials, 8:2.26

Amicus brief filed in Henderson v. Crosby, 9:1.36

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.28

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.38

By-laws under revision, 10:4.34

Compassion fatigue program at Annual Meeting (2007 St. Louis), 10:5.26

Donation to Strait Minority Scholarship Endowment, 9:1.36

Events at the Boston Meeting, 8:7.30

Help for pro bono researchers is topic of Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:5.26

Model policy to deal with prisoner mail, 8:5.30

New officers elected in online election, 10:9.28

Pamphlet: How to Research a Legal Problem available on SIS Web site, 6:1.12

Profile of LISP, 11:5.26

Programs submitted for next Annual Meeting, 10:2.28

Roundtable with LISP and RIPS, 8:8.27

Section plans to sponsor SIS VIP, 10:4.34

SIS VIP Ayn Crawley speaks, 11:2.26

VIP to attend St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:8.28

Micrographics and Audiovisuals

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.28

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.39

D-5 HOT TOPIC: Discussion of Double Fold: Libraries and the Assault on Paper by Nicholson Baker, 6:1.32 (Minneapolis 2001)

Focus on Micrographics/Audiovisual SIS, 11:6.29

Oral history project with AALL Centennial Committee, Legal History and Rare Books-SIS, and Academic Law Libraries-SIS, 9:3.24

Spotlight on SIS, 11:7.39

Online Bibliographic Services

Annual Meeting presentations, 11:1.42

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.28

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.41

Annual Meeting programs of interest to SIS, 9:2.26

Annual Meeting raffle, 6:2.14

ARLIN/ OCLC changes to be discussed in Seattle, 7:9.28

Committee to research record sharing, 10:6.22

Informal programs to be offered at St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:6.22

Jointly-funded research grant awarded for study of citation practices of the Indiana Supreme Court, 9:3.25

New officers, 10:1.34, 11:8.28, 11:9.26

OCLC/WLN open discussion at AALL Annual Meeting, 6:3.12

Offer of questions for RLG telephone conference, 6:6.18

Officers elected, 6:10.26

Orlando program, 6:9.22

Plans for Seattle Annual Meeting, 7:6.30, 7:8.34, 7:9.28

Plenary Speaker sponsored by SIS, 10:1.34

Results of survey of SIS membership, 9:8.29, 11:2.26

Seattle program information added to Web site, 8:2.32

Section profile, 11:4.27

SIS strategic plan, 10:1.34

Special committee on Record Sharing appointed, 10:4.34

Strategic plan under review through e-mail conversation, 10:4.34

Strategic planning document on Web site, 6:1.12

Web site of the Month, 7:4.24

Online Bibliographic Services/Technical services

Research grant available, 6:9.22, 7:4.24

Private Law Libraries, 11:9.2MB

Awards and honors to PLL members, 11:1.45

Boston British consulate-general speaks at PLL luncheon at Annual Meeting, 9:2.26

Budget planning in a law firm library, 10:4.7CRIV

Competitive Intelligence topic of St. Louis program, 11:1.26

Events at the San Antonio Meeting, 9:9.32

Focus on groups within the SIS, 12:5.20

Grant for CONELL attendance to be offered, 9:4.24

Grants available for Annual Meeting, 8:4.28

Guidelines for exchange program with academics, 8:2.20

Member Sabrina Pacifici chosen as a "Mover and Shaker" of 2006 by Library Journal, 10:8.29

Mentoring project for Annual Meeting, 7:5.30

Newsletter to be both print and electronic, 9:4.24

Regional program presented on library management, 11:5.26

Six programs to be offered in Boston, 8:8.27

Strategic goals approved for 2006-2009, 11:1.43

"Take your administrator to lunch day" a success, 9:7.34

Travel grants available for St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:6.22

Travel grants awarded, 8:9.30

Web site appearance updated, 9:4.24

Research Instruction and Patron Services. see also Instruction in Legal Research

Annual Meeting programs (2006 St. Louis), 10:7.38

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.41, 11:8.28

Annual Meeting programs of interest to SIS, 9:2.27

Annual Meeting registration fee grant available, 10:6.22

Bibliography of legal research texts now on RIPS-SIS Web site, 10:9.28

Bibliography of legal research texts online, 11:2.27

Briefs in Law Librarianship series, 10:1.35

Briefs in Law Librarianship series includes two new titles, 10:9.28

Business meeting planned for Boston, 8:9.30

Celebration for SIS 25th anniversary held, 9:5.22

Centennial series: history of the RIPS-SIS, 10:5.27

Events at the San Antonio Meeting, 9:8.29, 9:9.33

Legal Research Teach-in a success, 10:9.28

Legal Research Teach-in package available, 10:5.26

Mascot of SIS to attend Boston Meeting, 8:8.27

Member publications, 11:9.26

Model policy to deal with prisoner mail, 8:5.30

National Legal Research Teach-In 12th year, 8:6.26

National Legal Research Teach-In celebrates 10 years, 6:6.24, 7:9.24

New officers, 10:1.35, 11:9.26

Plans for Seattle Annual Meeting, 7:8.34

Resources available for instructional programs, 9:3.18

SIS celebrates 25th anniversary, 9:1.37

SIS to create an annotated bibliography of legal research texts to be posted on the RIPS Web page, 10:4.37

Summary of SIS-sponsored Annual Meeting programs, 11:1.45

Teach-in kit now online, 11:6.28

Updated Web site unveiled, 7:8.34

Workshop sponsored at Boston Annual Meeting, 9:2.27

SIS Council

Council chair comments, 6:10.26

Leadership training, 6:8.30

Social Responsibilities

Alan Holoch Memorial Travel Grant, 6:5.16

Annual book drive, 6:8.30, 8:8.27

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:7.38, 10:8.29

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:8.29

Bibliography on Lesbian and Gay Issues updated, 11:6.28

Bibliography on Sexual Orientation and Law published, 11:5.27

Book drive a success, 9:2.27, 10:1.35, 11:8.31

Carol Alpert honored on her retirement, 6:6.18

Chair resigns post to attend law school, 11:2.27

Children’s book drive, 12:8.28, 12:9.39

Committees continue to update publications of the Special Interest Section, 10:5.26

"Connecting with Kids" book drive for Orlando, 6:9.23

Directory of Law Libraries Serving Prisoners moves to AALLNET, 8:4.28

Donation for tsunami relief, 9:6.26

Fiesta of books success at Annual Meeting (2005 San Antonio), 10:2.28

Five proposals for programs in St. Louis submitted, 10:2.28

Hot Topic program on same sex marriage held at Annual Meeting in Boston, 9:1.37

Joint roundtable on Pro Se Patrons and Prisoners, 10:1.35

Law Libraries Serving Prisoners updated online, 7:2.26

Mary Whisner publishes collection of her columns, 11:4.26

Model hotel contract language, 10:7.38

Model policy to deal with prisoner mail, 8:5.30

Motion to file amicus brief in Florida prison library case rejected, 8:4.28

New officers elected in online election, 10:9.28

Possibility of award for outstanding social service considered, 6:4.26

Profile of the SR-SIS, 10:7.39

Program with LISP and RIPS on services to pro se patrons and prisoners, 9:1.37

Resolution drafted opposing federal ban on same sex marriage, 9:1.37

Resolution on Iraq defeated, 10:1.35

Resolution on Iraq discussed in a panel in Cincinnati Library Consortium Mini-Conference, 10:2.28

Resolution on Iraq presented at Association Business Meeting, 10:1.7

Same-sex marriage subject of Hot Topic proposal for Boston, 8:9.30

San Antonio Annual Meeting Program: Twenty Years of the Standing Committee for Lesbian and Gay Issues, 10:1.36

San Antonio Annual Meeting Program: Visionary Collection Development, 10:1.36

Service project book donation, 6:3.12

Service project for New Orleans planned, 11:1.45

Sexual Orientation Bibliography to be published by Hein, 11:1.47

St. Louis book drive, 10:7.38

Standing Committee for Lesbian and Gay Issues to update Bibliography on Sexual Orientation and the Law, 10:4.34

Standing Committee on Library Service to Institution Residents is working on update to Recommended Collections for Prison and Other Institution Law Libraries & Guidelines for Prison Law Libraries, 10:4.34

Volunteer day before Annual Meeting (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.41

State, Court, and County Law Libraries, 11:9.1MB

Alternative program offered at St. Louis Annual Meeting on book: The Impossible Will Take a Little While, 10:6.22

Announcement of new officers, 9:9.34

Annual Meeting planning (2003 Seattle), 7:6.30

Annual Meeting planning (2005 San Antonio), 9:2.27

Annual Meeting program (2006 St. Louis), 10:8.30

Annual Meeting programs (2002 Orlando), 6:9.22

Annual Meeting programs (2007 New Orleans), 11:7.43, 11:8.31, 11:9.26

Events at the Boston Meeting, 8:7.30

Funding focus of position paper and resolution to Florida State Court and County Law Libraries, 9:4.24

Grant for Annual Meeting, 7:6.30

Guide to budgeting/financial planning to be offered summer 2005, 9:4.24

Information bank and state coordinators now available for funding problems, 9:3.24

Membership and mentoring committee promotes AALL, 8:6.26

Networking at the Annual Meeting, 11:5.27

New officers elected in online election, 10:9.29

Newsletter redesigned, 10:4.35

Profile of the SCLL-SIS, 10:8.27

Reception held at the Boston Public Library, 9:1.37

Resource guide on hiring in the works, 6:5.16

SCCLL member wins Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award, 9:1.37

Section members attend NCSC programs, 11:4.26

Self-Represented Litigant’s Network works with Section, 11:6.28

Silent auction held for travel grants, 6:2.14, 9:1.37, 10:1.36

SIS invites VIP to Annual Meeting, 9:8.29

SIS web site adds new content to "Toolbox," 10:5.26

Thanks to groups who advocated for increased funding for public law libraries, 9:1.40

Trustee’s luncheon at St. Louis Annual Meeting, 10:7.38

Technical Services

Acquisitions Committee works on Foreign Vendor List, 10:7.38

Activities and focus of TS-SIS, 8:3.18

Announcement of new officers, 9:9.34

Award and grant winners announced, 10:8.30

Candidates for TS-SIS offices announced, 9:6.26

Collection development policies Web site to be updated, 10:7.38

Committee on Annual Meeting programming formed, 9:5.22

Committees to identify useful Web sites on link to TS Web page, 10:7.39

Draft strategic plan online, 6:2.14

Education grant announced, 6:1.12

Education grant awarded, 6:4.26

First VIP invited to San Antonio Annual Meeting, 10:1.36

The Future of Cataloging subject of Annual Meeting Session, 12:1.42

Grant applications available for AALL Workshops, 9:6.26

Grant available to attend workshops, 6:5.16

Grant for Annual Meeting attendance for recent library school graduate, 10:5.27

Jointly-funded research grant awarded for study of citation practices of the Indiana Supreme Court, 9:3.25

Liaison to ALA Subject Analysis Committee announced, 10:4.35

New strategic plan approved, 10:1.37

Newsletter now on SIS Web site, 9:8.30

Nominations sought for Renee D. Chapman Memorial Award, 7:5.30, 9:3.25

Officers announced, 9:2.27, 10:2.29

Plan for Annual Meeting, 7:8.34

Profile of the Technical Services-SIS, 10:6.23

Program plans for San Antonio, 9:3.25

Project COUNTER, 12:9.36

Recent library school graduate named as tech services VIP for San Antonio Annual Meeting, 10:5.27

Renee D. Chapman Award for Outstanding Contributions in Technical Services, 6:10.26 (Johnston), 8:8.28 (Turpening), 9:2.27(Turpening), 10:1.37(Sitkin)

Request for program ideas, 9:9.34

Summary of SIS-sponsored Annual Meeting programs, 9:7.34, 9:8.30

Update on programs for Annual Meeting (2005 San Antonio), 9:4.25

Web Committee updates site, 11:2.27

Special Libraries Association (SLA), 6:10.2 MB

Spirit of Law Librarianship Award. see Awards

Strategic planning

AALL to create new strategic plan, 8:7.4

Authentication taken up as part of AALL strategic direction, 11:3.1MB

Chapter plans, 7:10.4MB

Comments from the president, 8:8.4, 10:1.4

CS-SIS plan, 7:10.4MB

Education summit discussed at executive board meeting, 10:1.6

Executive Board (AALL) holds retreat to work on next strategic plan, 9:4.6

Executive Board focuses on education, 12:4.4

Executive Board focuses on leadership, 12:2.4, 12:7.4

Gen X/Gen Y Task Force, 9:3.1MB

Leadership and the nimble organization, 7:6.4

Metaphors for vision of law librarian sought, 9:2.4

President’s goal to complete new document by July 2005, 9:1.4

Review of plan for 2000-2005, 7:10.1MB–7:10.3MB

SCCLL-SIS plan, 7:10.3MB–7:10.4MB

Stu’s Views, 12:1.49, 12:2.35, 12:4.32, 12:5.29, 12:6.33, 12:6.36, 12:7.37, 12:8.27, 12:9.14

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Teaching legal research

Academic and firm librarians connect to improve course content, 12:6.6

Academic course liaison program, 8:5.22

Academic-SIS receives Presidential Award, 7:2.31

Annual Meeting (2002 Orlando) program on online tutorials, 7:1.10

Australian law firm experience, 8:2.10

CLE programs draw lawyers into library, 12:4.16

Cold case demonstrates value of legal research, 12:2.22

Colloquium for Law Librarians and Legal Publishers

Changing nature of teaching legal research, 6:1.26

Community college legal research and writing, 12:3.8

Connecticut Judicial Branch law librarians offer free training, 11:4.10

Dane County (Wisc.) law library teaches legal research to public, 10:4.8

Finding plagiarism using the Internet, 8:9.6

G-5 Preparing New Lawyers for the Challenge of Practice, 12:1.40

GPLLA holds course in basic legal research, 7:10.26

How to start a course in your local chapter, 12:3.6

Law firm experiences, 11:8.10

Law for the non-J.D., 8:3.4

Law school for a day programs, 9:3.10

Learning styles, 11:6.8

Lectures and learning styles, 10:6.10

Legal research skills encouraged in new book, 12:9.22

One-day legal research workshop held by SNELLA, 9:3.21

Practical application research exams, 8:4.10

Reaching a new generation of students, 12:6.10

Redesigning bibliographic services at the University of California, 11:3.14

Resources available for instructional programs, 9:3.18

Strategy in learning one online service, 12:9.2MB

Strategy in teaching one online service, 12:9.3MB

Teaching legal research in a law firm, 12:8.12

TRICALL (Teaching Research in Court and Agency Law Libraries), 6:1.6

Understanding law students, 11:3.20

Understanding lawyers and their use of law libraries, 12:4.16

Using game show format, 8:2.28

Wikipedia’s usefulness in instruction, 12:8.8

Technical services

AACR2 subject of SANDALL meeting, 7:7.20

Academic departmental re-engineering, 7:2.MB3

Acquisitions

ABA books on Amazon, 6:3.10 CRIV

Acquisitions departments deal with electronic formats, 6:2.4

Canceling legal continuations, 10:4.3CRIV

Cataloging

Metadata described, 6:3.24

Cataloging electronic formats, 6:2.6

Combination of reference duties and technical services, 8:2.8

Committee on LC law classification declares class K complete, 6:9.13

Communications with vendors, 7:2.1MB

Electronic record sharing, 10:8.16

Everything Old Is New Again: Second- (or Third-) Generation Automated System Challenges, 6:1.29 (Minneapolis 2001)

Improving access to information through the online catalog, 9:2.8

Information delivery, 7:3.16

Law firm technical services value, 7:2.4MB

Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC), 6:2.11

Public law library practices, 7:2.MB2

Usefulness of book dummies, 9:7.8CRIV

Technology

Integrity of Online Legal Information, 12:4.3CRIV

Top trends in library systems program at Annual Meeting (2005 San Antonio), 10:1.16

Teleconferences

USA PATRIOT Act joint teleconference with ALA, ARL, MLA, SLA, 7:3.6

The Return Slot, 12:1.10

Treasurer’s Report. see Executive Board (AALL)

TRICALL Conference. see Professional development

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UCITA (Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act). see Legislation (state)

USA PATRIOT Act. see Legislation (Federal)

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Vendor profile. see CRIV (Committee on Relations with Information Vendors)

Vendors

ABA publications on Amazon.com, 6:3.10 CRIV

Amazon.com offers corporate accounts to libraries, 6:3.10 CRIV

Videoconferencing

Videoconference for Virginia chapter meeting, 12:2.16

Views and Viewpoints. see also Photographic views from libraries

Call for short submissions, 9:1.40

Keeping up with legal information, 9:3.32

Praise for 30-minute programs at Annual Meetings, 9:1.40

Salaries in an information age, 9:4.32

Subsidies for speakers at Annual Meeting should be offered, 9:1.40

Thanks to groups who advocated for increased funding for public law libraries, 9:1.40

Volunteers

CALL chapter members volunteer for public radio pledge drive, 9:5.19

CoALL chapter members help with PBS membership drive, 6:6.20

Librarians volunteering abroad, 9:4.12

President-elect call, 6:2.1

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Washington Affairs Office

Special Committee reviews role of WAO, 12:7.4

Washington Brief. see Government and Law Libraries

Water damage. see Disaster preparedness

Weeding. see Collection Development

Wikipedia

Introduction, 10:9.8

Usefulness in teaching Advanced Legal Research, 12:8.8

World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). see Intellectual property