Author: Christina Tsou

The entire UCI Law Community is welcome to the Law Library’s Tenth Annual Celebration of Books on Tuesday, March 12, 2019.  Join us in the California Room downstairs, as we highlight and acknowledge the publications authored, co-authored, edited, or co-edited by UCI Law Faculty in the last year.

• 10:30 a.m.: Coffee and pastries will be offered.
• 11:00 a.m.: The event, including remarks by the authors, begins.

This year, we are honored to celebrate Dean Song Richardson and Professors Richard Hasen, Carrie Menkel-Meadow, Alexandra Natapoff, Ann Southworth, Jane Stoever, and Christopher Whytock.

This year, the event also will acknowledge UCI Law’s 10-year anniversary of the celebration.

Here’s an overview of the Law Library’s training for the Fall 2012 DFEH Clinic.  Slides from the training are available; log in with your LawNet Google account information.  The DFEH Clinic Bibliography covered major treatises for: (1) Labor & Employment; (2) Disability; (3) Civil Procedure; and (4) ADR, Arbitration, & Mediation.  Also, don’t forget the Clinic Resources Research Guide.

Additional useful Library resources include:

• Antpac
• Research Guide finder
• Treatise finder
• VPN instructions from UCI Law IT. (The Law Library’s electronic databases are available to you remotely if you use the VPN connection.)

Also remember that clinic students are welcome to visit, email, or call the Reference Desk to discuss research strategies, or for assistance locating or using any of the Law Library resources.  Students should be careful not to divulge any confidential information about their cases or clients.

Here’s an overview of the Law Library’s training for the Fall 2012 externship program.  The training is applicable to both judicial and non-judicial externs.  Slides from the training are available; log in with your LawNet Google account information.

Remember particularly useful Library resources:

• Antpac
• Research Guide finder
• Treatise finder
• VPN instructions from UCI Law IT. (The Law Library’s electronic databases are available to you at your externship site if you use the VPN connection.)

Also remember that externship students are welcome to visit, email, or call the Reference Desk to discuss research strategies, or for assistance locating or using any of the Law Library resources.  Students should be careful not to divulge any confidential information about their cases or clients.