[LAW-LIB:58949] Reminder: The Future of Today's Legal Scholarship, a Symposium in Honor of Bob Oakley

From: Jennifer Locke Davitt (jnl8@law.georgetown.edu)
Date: Fri May 08 2009 - 07:00:41 PDT

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    Just a reminder that Registration
    <http://www.law.georgetown.edu/forms/form.cfm?FormID=336> for The
    Future of Today's Legal Scholarship (FTLS), a Symposium in Honor of Bob
    Oakley, is open.

     

    FTLS will be held immediately preceding the 2009 AALL Annual Meeting, on
    Saturday, July 25, at Georgetown Law. That's just twelve weeks from
    now! This symposium will bring together academic bloggers, librarians,
    and experts in preservation to brainstorm and debate the great
    challenges presented for future researchers of materials currently
    populating the blogosphere. These challenges include unreliable
    materials, disappearing scholarship and documents, and the proliferation
    of online legal scholarship. Symposium participants will collectively
    develop innovative practices to ensure that valuable scholarship is not
    easily lost.

    Confirmed speakers include:

     

    * Bob Berring, Walter Perry Johnson Professor of Law, UC Berkeley,
    Boalt Hall

     

    * Chris Borgen, Associate Professor of Law, St. John's University

     

    * Lee Peoples, Associate Professor of Law Library Science, Associate Law
    Library Director, and Director of International Programs, Oklahoma City
    University School of Law

     

    * Margaret Schilt, Faculty Services Librarian, D'Angelo Law Library,
    University of Chicago

     

    * Tom Goldstein, Partner, Akin Gump, and SCOTUSBlog founder.

     

    * Laura Campbell, Associate Librarian for Strategic Initiatives, Library
    of Congress

     

    * Linda Frueh, Regional Director, Washington D.C, Internet Archive

     

    * Carolyn Hank, Triangle Research Libraries Network Doctoral Fellow at
    the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North
    Carolina at Chapel Hill

     

    Join the conversation now by tagging items you think are relevant to
    this symposium with the del.icio.us tag FTLS2009.

     

    Details about the symposium and a complete list of all FTLS2009 tagged
    items can be found at http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/ftls/.

     

    Please contact me if you have any questions -

     

    Thanks and I hope to see you there!

    Jen Davitt

     

     

     

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