A Third Place for the Law Library: Integrating Library Services with Academic Support Programs
A Third Place for the Law Library: Integrating Library Services with Academic Support Programs
While academic support programs3 have become more or less standard inlaw schools during the twenty-first century, they are constantly changing shape.Law librarians can take advantage of this to reinvent and reposition themselves inthe legal academy and, in doing so, add new value to legal education. Currently, lawlibrarians guide students through the process of acquiring legal information; workingwith academic support programs would allow them to take the next step andguide students in converting that information into legal knowledge
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