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  • CALL Placement/Recruitment Committee members are available to discuss the value of employing a professional law librarian for your organization and to assist you with finding well-qualified candidates. If you would like someone to contact you, email co-chair Jessie LeMar or write to:
    Chicago Association of Law Libraries
    P.O. Box 1767
    Chicago, IL 60690-1767

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A Day in the Life: Law Librarian

“A Day in the Life” is a shadowing program designed to educate people about opportunities in law librarianship. Librarians volunteer to meet with library school students, recent graduates, and/or individuals considering a career change. For more information please contact the current chair of the Placement/Recruitment Committee.

About Law Librarianship

Information about careers in law librarianship can be found on About Law Librarianship page on the American Association of Law Libraries website.

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