Description
The AALL Distinguished Lectureship offered members a unique perspective on the history, practice, or philosophy of law librarianship to share their knowledge and expertise with other members in a prestigious setting. The lecture, which could have been on a topic of the individual’s own choosing, was presented at the annual meeting and published in the Law Library Journal.
Winners
2016 No winner selected
2015 No winner selected
2014 Richard Danner
Rufty Research Professor of Law & Senior Associate Dean for Information Services
Duke University
Durham, NCLecture Presented at 2014 AALL Annual Meeting: What We Know and How We Think About It
2013 Michael G. Chiorazzi
Director and Professor of Law
University of Arizona, James E Rogers College of Law
Tucson, AZLecture Presented at 2013 AALL Annual Meeting: Training the Next Generation of Law Librarians—The Past as Prologue
2012 Anne Klinefelter
Director of the Law Library and Associate Professor of Law
Kathrine R. Everett Law Library, University of North Carolina School of Law
Chapel Hill, NCLecture Presented at 2012 AALL Annual Meeting: Should Librarians Retire the Privacy Ethic?
2011 Jolande E. Goldberg
Senior Cataloging Specialist, Policy and Standards Division, Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate
Library of Congress
Washington, DCLecture Presented at 2011 AALL Annual Meeting: De arte et de jurisprudentia: Some Aspects of Legal Iconography