Law Library Lights

Purpose

The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C., Inc., publishes Law Library Lights for the education and enjoyment of its members. Lights is published quarterly.

Volume 64 2024

Editor: Sharon Beth Bronheim

Co-editor: Cindy Carlson

Volume 63 2020

Volume Editor: Anne Guha

• no. 2 Summer 2020: Technology and Change
• no. 1 Spring 2020: Well-Being and Mental Health

Volume 62 2018-2019

Volume Editor: Anne Guha

• no. 4 Summer 2019: Focus on D.C.: AALL Annual Meeting 2019
• no. 3 Spring 2019: Special Collections & Archives
• no. 2 Winter 2018: Management, Leadership, and Career Development
• no. 1 Fall 2018: Patron Training and Instruction

Volume 61 2017-2018

Volume Editor: Andrew Lang

• no. 4 Summer 2018: The Next Generation and Conference Preview
• no. 3 Spring 2018: What We Do Best - Highlighting Law Librarian Expertise
• no. 2 Winter 2018: Changing Career Paths
• no. 1 Fall 2017: Looking Forward and Looking Back - Law Library Lights at 60

Volume 60 2016-2017

Volume Editor: Shannon Roddy

• no. 4 Summer 2017: Year-End Wrap-Up
• no. 3 Spring 2017: The Law Library of the Future
• no. 2 Winter 2017: Access to Justice/Free Law Movement
• no. 1 Fall 2016: The Education Issue

Volume 59 2015-2016

Volume Editor: Amy Taylor

• no. 4 Summer 2016: Year End Round Up
• no. 3 Spring 2016: The Technology Issue
• no. 2 Winter 2016: Information Architecture and Knowledge Management in the Law Library
• no. 1 Fall 2015: Big Data/Small Data: Effects on the Law Library

Volume 58 2014-2015

Volume Editor: Judy Gaskell

• no. 4 Summer 2015: Year End Round Up
• no. 3 Spring 2015: Going Global: Researching Foreign, International and Comparative Law
• no. 2 Winter 2015: Going Mobile: Using E-books, Apps, and More for Legal Research
• no. 1 Fall 2014: LLSDC @ 75: Adapting to Massive Changes in Law and Law Librarianship

Volume 57 2013-2014

Volume Editor: Ann Baum

• no. 4 Summer 2014: Year End Round-Up
• no. 3 Spring 2014: Doing More with Less: Making the Most of Your Library's Budget
• no. 2 Winter 2014: Advertising Your Library: Getting Patrons into the Library and onto the e-Library
• no. 1 Fall 2013: Access to Justice: Bringing Legal Information and Resources to the Community

Volume 56 2012-2013

Volume Editor: Melanie Knapp

• no. 4 Summer 2013
• no. 3 Spring 2013: Librarians as Advocates
• no. 2 Winter 2013: Foreign, International and Comparative Law
• no. 1 Fall 2012: From Academe to Practice

Volume 55: 2011-2012

Volume Editor: Jill Smith

• no. 4 Summer 2012: Strategic Planning
• no. 3 Spring 2012: Career Planning, Leadership and Management
• no. 2 Winter 2012: Mentoring and Staff Development
• no. 1 Fall 2011: Marketing Your Library

Volume 54: 2010-2011

Volume Editor: Ripple L. Weistling

• no. 4 Summer 2011: What Are You Doing this Summer?
• no. 3 Spring 2011: How Do You Use Technology?
• no. 2 Winter 2011: Learning On the Job
• no. 1 Fall 2010: Teaching and Training

Volume 53: 2009-2010

 Volume Editor: Sara Sampson

• no. 4 Summer 2010: Focus on Research
• no. 3 Spring 2010: More than Books
• no. 2 Winter 2010: Accommodations: What Libraries Do to Serve Patrons with Disabilities
• no. 1 Fall 2009: The Economy and Law Libraries

Volume 52: 2008-2009

Volume Editor: Matthew Braun

• nos. 3 & 4 Spring & Summer 2009: What Makes D.C. Special and The Spirit of Innovation
• no. 2 Winter 2009: The Global Library
• no. 1 Fall 2008: What I Did Last Summer

Volume 51: 2007-2008

Volume Editor: Shannon O'Connell

• no. 4 Summer 2008: Life Cycle of a Law Librarian
• no. 3 Spring 2008: Public Relations
• no. 2 Winter 2008: Extreme Makeover: Library Edition
• no. 1 Fall 2007: The Education Issue

Volume 50: 2006-2007

Volume Editor: Dawn Bohls

• no. 4 Summer 2007: Secret Lives of Law Librarians
• no. 3 Spring 2007: Researching Special Areas
• no. 2 Winter 2007: A Day in the Life of a Law Librarian
• no. 1 Fall 2006: The Technology Issue