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The
LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group
A focused mission, a proud tradition, a treasured
relationship
Since
its inception in 1993, the LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group has
had a simple focus and one unwavering mission:
To help law librarians succeed by providing expert training
and
personalized
support, and to represent their interests to LexisNexis
management.
Our
role is to provide specialized services to help law librarians
succeed -- services such as individualized training and
information materials; keeping you up-to-date on the latest
LexisNexis products and services; offering educational and
professional development opportunities; and supporting the librarian
profession. In addition, we act as liaisons between the
librarian community and LexisNexis, representing the concerns and
interests of librarians and acting as their advocates to the
providers of the LexisNexis services.
Our
team of 14 Librarian Relations Consultants (LRCs), led by Senior
Director Cindy
Spohr, who is herself an experienced law librarian,
is our front-line of support for your success. Located
throughout the United States, the LRCs offer an impressive breadth
of formal education and professional experience. All have
M.L.S. degrees, and many have earned additional degrees in legal or
related areas. They bring extensive experience as librarians
in law-firm, government, law school, or corporate settings.
All LRCs are active participants in national, regional and local
library associations, frequently serving as officers, members and
speakers.
LRCs
offer exceptional support services, including:
- New
Product Seminars
LRCs provide information on how to use new products and
services, and make sure you gain the most benefit from new
online enhancements.
- Specific
Librarian Applications
LRCs can undertake projects as your partner to meet the research
requirements of the professionals you serve.
- Individualized
Consultations
LRCs can help you with library planning and intranet development
to ensure that you receive the maximum capability from your
library resources. They can also assist you with promoting
and marketing your library to help you gain deserved
recognition.
- Reference
Materials
Whatever your needs dictate, at your request, LRCs can mail or
email easy-to-follow updates, at-a-glance materials or tip
sheets on our new services.
- Train-the-Trainer
Sessions
LRCs can provide the support and materials you need to
confidently lead professional training sessions, convey new
product information, and be well-prepared to answer questions.
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