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Continuing Education Programs
The Librarian Relations Group develops and presents the
following specialized programs on a bi-annual basis:
Advanced Management for Private Law Librarians
(AMPLL)
Created and sponsored by the LexisNexis Librarian Relations
Group, the Advanced Management for Private Law Librarians (AMPLL)
Conference is open to all law librarians working in a management
position, such as library manager, director, or department head, in
a private law firm or corporate legal department.
The Conference was first established in 1997, and takes place in
April every other year. Librarians interested in attending
must go through an electronic application process. When
deciding on which applicants to accept, the Selection Committee
strives for diversity in such areas as geographical distribution,
firm size, and managerial responsibilities.
The Conference includes presentations, structured breakout
sessions, demonstrations, and ample opportunity for networking with
the faculty, council, and other attendees. Class size is
limited to 30 participants to maximize learning and sharing of
information.
There is no registration fee charged to attend the AMPLL
Conference. LexisNexis covers all conference materials, meals,
lodging, and transportation to and from the airport. Attendees
are responsible only for their airfare to and from the conference
and any personal incidental charges. One travel scholarship is
available.
Check out the information available from the most recent AMPLL Conference that took place in
April 2007.
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Teaching Research in
Academic Law Libraries (TRIALL)
Created and sponsored by the LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group
in conjunction with the American Association of Law Libraries, the
Teaching Research in Academic Law Librarians (TRIALL)
Conference is open to all law librarians in academic settings who
have, or who aspire to have, formal or informal instructional
responsibilities.
The Conference was first held in 1998, and included presentations, structured breakout sessions, demonstrations, and ample opportunity for networking with the faculty, council, and other attendees.
Check out the information available on the most recent TRIALL Conference that took place in July
2004.
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Teaching Research in Court
and Agency Law Libraries (TRICALL)
Created and sponsored by the LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group
in conjunction with the American Association of Law Libraries, the
Teaching Research in Court and Agency Law Libraries (TRICALL)
Conference is open to all law librarians in court, county,
government agency and membership library settings who have some
formal or informal instructional responsibilities.
The Conference was first established in 2001, and included presentations, structured breakout
sessions, demonstrations, and ample opportunity for networking with
the faculty, council, and other attendees.
Check out the information available on the most
recent TRICALL Conference
that took place in
July
2005.
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Teaching Research
in Private Law Libraries (TRIPLL)
Created and sponsored by the LexisNexis Librarian Relations
Group, the Teaching Research in Private Law Libraries (TRIPLL)
Conference is open to all law librarians working in a private law
firm or a corporate legal department.
The Conference was first established in 1990, and takes place in
April every other year. Librarians interested in attending
must go through an electronic application process. When
deciding on which applicants to accept, the Selection Committee
strives for diversity in such areas as geographical distribution,
firm size, and an interest in teaching legal research, even if a
program is not yet implemented.
The Conference includes presentations, structured breakout
sessions, demonstrations, and ample opportunity for networking with
the faculty, council, and other attendees. Class size is
limited to 30 participants to maximize learning and sharing of
information.
There is no registration fee charged to attend the TRIPLL
Conference. LexisNexis covers all conference materials, meals,
lodging, and transportation to and from the airport. Attendees
are responsible only for their airfare to and from the conference
and any personal incidental charges. One travel scholarship is
available.
Check out the information available on the upcoming TRIPLL Conference in
April 2008.
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