Sheri H. Lewis
Associate Law Librarian for Public Services and Lecturer in Law
1111 East 60th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
phone: 773-702-9614

Publications

"Basics for Computer-Assisted Legal Research Outline," Tenth Annual National Legal Research Teach-In Training Kit (2002).

"A Three ­Tiered Approach to Faculty Services Librarianship in the Law School Environment," 94 Law Library Journal 89 (Winter 2002).

"Hiring IT Employees Doesn't Have to Be a Chore," Review of Annual Meeting Program G3: We're Hiring: Designing IT Job Descriptions to Attract the Very Best) 6 AALL Spectrum 33 (September 2001).

"Ten Things for Law Librarians to Do When Managing Technology," Connecting 1 (June 2001).

Legal Research 101: The Tools of the Trade [computer lesson]. (CALI, 1999) (with Donald A. Arndt, Jr.). First Place Winner, Law Librarian Division, Trautman Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction Lesson Authoring Competition 1998.

Institute Review, "Leadership Skills for the Law Library Manager," 2 AALL Spectrum 16 (September 1997).

Researching Federal Administrative Regulations [computer lesson]. (CALI 1997) (with Donald A. Arndt, Jr.). First Place Winner, Law Librarian Division, Trautman Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction Lesson Authoring Competition 1997.

The Karl N. Llewellyn Papers: A Supplementary Guide to the Collection (William S. Hein & Co., Inc. 1995).

Presentations

Coordinator/Moderator, Gateways Through the Vendor Maze: Using Technology (and Other Tricks) to Manage Legal Publishers, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Philadelphia (2000),

Instructor, Resources for Legal Research on the Internet, Mercer Law School and Macon Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Course (2000).

Moderator, Oliver Wendell Holmes/Mercer Law Review Symposium, The Marketplace of Ideas in Cyberspace, (2000).

Instructor, "Legal Research on the Internet" Mercer Law School Continuing Legal Education Course (1999).

Preparer/Program Materials, Delivering Technology Without a Guru: Libraries Managing in the Lurch, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Washington, D.C. (1999).

Instructor, Countdown to Kickoff--Internet Training Camp, Mercer Law School and Macon Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Course (1998).

Coordinator/Moderator, Create a Technology Plan in Two Hours, More or Less, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Anaheim (1998).

Speaker, Creating Instructional Materials for Law Libraries: Teaching Through the Computer, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Anaheim (1998).

Presenter/Instructor, The Complete Internet Researcher: Advanced Strategies and Techniques, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Baltimore (1997).

Instructor, Resources for Legal Research on the Internet, Mercer Law School and Macon Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Course (1996).

Coordinator/Moderator, Are We All Becoming Computer Services Librarians?, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, Indianapolis (1996).

Works in Progress

"A Three-Tiered Approach to Faculty Services Librarianship in the Law School Environment"