American Association of Law Libraries
Call for Papers

Have you been thinking about writing an article about law librarianship? Or are you already writing an article and just need an incentive to finish? If yes, read on! The AALL/LEXIS Publishing Call for Papers Committee eagerly solicits your articles for its annual competition.

The objectives of the contest are threefold:

1. to promote scholarship among practicing law librarians and in areas of interest to the profession;
2. to provide a creative outlet for law librarians and a forum for their scholarly activities; and
3. to recognize the scholarly efforts of established members, new members, and potential members of AALL.

Up to three winning authors will receive a prize of $750, generously donated by LEXIS Publishing. The recipients will be recognized during award ceremonies at the Association Luncheon of the AALL Annual Meeting. Winners also will present their papers in a program at the Annual Meeting and the paper will be considered for publication in the Law Library Journal.

Visit AALLNET at http://www.aallnet.org/about/award_call_for_papers.asp for more information, including selection criteria and application procedures. Submissions must be postmarked by March 1, 2001. Good Luck!

Questions? Contact a member of the Call for Papers Committee:  Adeen Postar (chair) at ajp@dejlaw.com, Karen Beck at beckka@bc.edu, or Maria Protti at Maria_Protti@ci.sf.ca.us.