Greetings LLOPSters,
| Please save the date for the May LLOPS Meeting on May 30th at 12 noon. In this meeting we will enjoy hosting AALL visitor, Emily Florio, AALL Executive Board Member and Director of Research & Information Services at Finnegan |
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AALL Visitor Emily Florio |
| Date: |
May 30, 2018 |
| Time: |
12 noon – 1 pm |
| Event Type: |
LLOPS Provides Pizza Lunch |
| Special Notes: |
Bring a government-issued ID and allow extra time to get through building security. No liquids allowed. |
| Location: |
U.S. Court of Appeals
1010 5th Avenue
#940
Seattle, WA 98104 |
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We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Your LLOPS Program Committee Mary, Ashley and Maya
The Nominations Committee is seeking candidates for the upcoming LLOPS Executive Board election.
The 2018-2019 Nominations Committee is composed of co-chairs Helen Harris (Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt) and Barbara Engstrom (King County Law Library) and Jonathan Franklin (UW Law School). Per the LLOPS Bylaws, the committee represents at least 2 types of law libraries.
We are currently recruiting candidates for the positions of Vice-President/President Elect and Secretary. The duties of these positions can be found in the Chapter Manual on http://llops.org/
You many nominate yourself or a colleague you believe would be an asset to the chapter.
The deadline for nominations is Friday, March 16 at 5pm.
Feel free to contact me or any of the committee members with questions,
Barbara
Barbara Engstrom
Executive Director I Public Law Library of King County
206-263-1190 I 516 Third Ave., Suite W621, Seattle WA 98104
Save the date for the LLOPS Professional Development Conference: Innovate, Inform, Ideas. This year’s conference will be held on Tuesday, April 17 at the University of Washington. A brief description of the agenda is below with more details including registration information to come out soon.
Innovate: From Gwyn McAlpine, Director of Knowledge Management Services at Perkins Coie LLP, who will address Unconventional R&D. “Law firms want to innovate but it requires creative thinking and a tolerance of failure that their organizations may not have the stomach or bandwidth for. As a way to test out ideas and solutions with low investment, some firms are experimenting with alternate forums, such as student projects and hackathons. Hear about one firm’s partnership with a law school that is resulting in prototype automation projects for the firm and a unique educational opportunity for students.”
Inform: Lisa Marshall Manheim is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington School of Law and co-author of The Limits of Presidential Power: A Citizen’s Guide to the Law. She will be speaking to us about this book.
Ideas: Discussion group breakout session.
The program will be followed by an offsite happy hour, planned by the Social Committee.
We hope to see you there!
Amy Eaton & Jessica King, your 2018 Professional Development Committee
Greetings LLOPSters,
| We hope you will join us Wednesday, February 28th at 12 noon. Mary Whisner will be presenting on current awareness services for patrons and issues associated with the flow of information. |
| Topic: |
Current Awareness Services for Patrons |
| Date: |
February 28th |
| Time: |
12 noon – 1 pm |
| Event Type: |
Brown Bag Lunch |
| Location: |
BakerHostetler
999 Third Avenue, Suite 3600
Seattle, WA 98104 |
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We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Your LLOPS Program Committee Mary, Ashley and Maya
Greetings LLOPSters,
| Please save the date for the LLOPS Business Meeting on Wednesday, January 31st at 12 noon. |
| Topic: |
Business Meeting and Committee Updates |
| Date: |
January 31st |
| Time: |
12 noon – 1 pm |
| Event Type: |
Brown Bag Lunch |
| Location: |
Stokes Lawrence
1420 5th Ave Suite 3000
Seattle, WA 98101 |
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We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Your LLOPS Program Committee Mary, Ashley and Maya
| Please save the date for this month’s LLOPS meeting, which will be held on October 25th at noon. We will have a roundtable discussion focusing on the following question: “What does patron outreach look like at your library?”
Additional sub-topics for thought include: What has your library tried that has worked? What wasn’t as successful? Do you have any success stories of relationships forged with faculty or attorneys through outreach? Do you keep usage stats? What type, if any? How does this impact outreach? What is your library doing to improve customer satisfaction or gain feedback?
Please bring your government ID for Lane Powell security. |
| Topic: |
Roundtable Discussion: “What does patron outreach look like at your library?” |
| Date: |
October 25, 2017 |
| Time: |
Noon – 1:00 p.m. |
| Event Type: |
Brown Bag Lunch |
| Location: |
Lane Powell |
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1420 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4200 |
We hope to see you there!
Your LLOPS Program Committee Mary, Ashley and Maya
If you’d like to see all that LLOPS was up to during the 2016-2017 year, you can access our annual report here.
Please save the date for the June LLOPS Meeting on June 28th at 12 noon. This is the June business meeting, presidential inauguration and LLOPS birthday party.
Topic: June Business Meeting, Presidential Inauguration & LLOPS Birthday Party
Date: June 28, 2017
Time: 12 noon – 1 pm
Event Type: Brown bag lunch; LLOPS to provide cupcakes
Location: Davis Wright Tremaine, 1201 Third Avenue Suite 2200, Seattle, WA 98101
We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Your LLOPS Program Committee Kate, Jessica and Mary
The votes are in and Kate Stockert has been elected to be our new Vice-President/President-Elect and Crystal Alberthal has been elected to be our new Treasurer.
Please join me in congratulating the newest members the LLOPS Executive Board.
Amy Eaton, Chair, Nominations Committee
Helen Harris
Barbara Swatt Engstrom
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