Last week we covered study aids and other resources that can help prepare you for upcoming exams. This week we’ll look at the types of study aids and how you might use them for exam study. Stay tuned for our … Continue reading →
Exams are not very far away but don’t panic! The Law Library has a number of exam resources that can help you. Below are some resources that feature general law school exam studying and test taking tips. Stay tuned for … Continue reading →
There are some basic precautions you can take when using public Wi-Fi, including: Making sure your security updates are up to date Avoiding clicking on suspicious pop-up screens prompts Looking for secure site padlock icons on the left-hand side of … Continue reading →
Faculty & Staff Lexis Update Lexis Representative Ashley Russell will be here to give faculty and staff a Lexis update Tuesday, Nov. 19 12:15pm – 1:15pm Room 302 Prepare to Practice Table Reference Librarian Shannon Kemen and Lexis Representative Ashley … Continue reading →
Today the College of Law will launch the Nathaniel R. Jones Center for Race, Gender, and Social Justice. The new name for the Center signifies the College’s commitment to and alignment with the principles of United States Court of Appeals … Continue reading →
Research Instruction Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019 Prof. McCord’s Lawyering I, Section 1 Reference Librarian Shannon Kemen will go over researching a problem from start to finish with section 1 10:40am – 12:05pm Room 302 Prof. McCord’s Lawyering I, Section 5 … Continue reading →
Veterans Day Closure The Law Library will be closed Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 for Veteran’s Day. Law students and faculty will have their usual 24/7 access, however, circulation and reference services will not be available and the Law Library will … Continue reading →