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RESEARCH INSTRUCTION
In addition to teaching basic legal research to all first years students, and advanced legal research as an elective to second and third year students, the Law Librarians support faculty and students at Howard University by teaching legal research and resource gathering methods. Instructions can include giving a substantive library tour or orientation, teaching a class session on a specific topic or research skill, or creating a research guide.
If you are interested in any of these research instruction services or would like more information, please contact us or phone at 806-8208. Please note that we are generally unable to accommodate requests which are not made well in advance.
Requests to reserve rooms at the law school and law library must be made in advance to Jerome Roberson, Facilities Manager, by using the Law School's Facilities Maintenance Work Request form online: http://www.law.howard.edu/861.
Most recently, presentations have been made on the following topics:
Archives and Special Collections
Competitive Intelligence
Electronic Case Law Research
Federal and State Legislative History Research
Law & Aging Topic Selection & Source Gathering
Law Journal Topic Selection & Focus
Law Journal Pre-Emption Checking and Source Collection
Legislative Process
Online Research Methods
Reporters & Digests Research
Research for Howard University Pre-Law Classes
Secondary Sources
Statutory Research
Summer Associates Preparation for Law Firm Research
For more information contact: Reference@law.howard.edu or cal 806-8208.
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Howard University School of Law - Law Library | 2929 Van Ness Street, N.W. | Washington, D.C. 20008 | (202) 806-8045 |
