Law Journals and ILL: A Model to Explore and Adapt

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Law Journals and ILL A Model to Explore and
Adapt

• Merle J. Slyhoff
• University of Pennsylvania

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Working with Research Editors

• One Research Editor per journal
• Set up procedures within journal
• ILL training
• Standardized name format for ILL
• (JCL, Hawkins 245)
• Yearly meeting

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Mandatory Training of Associate Editors

• Intranet page for editors
• Focus on pdfs available via Biddle and main
  library (Hein, JSTOR, etc.)
• The basics of advanced Google searching for
  reports, etc.

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ADVANTAGES

• Research Editor sees all titles unavailable
• Research Editor places all ILL requests
• Easier for us

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GENERAL ILL PROCEDURES

• No ILL if on campus/at neighboring university and
  available
• No ILL if available as a pdf
• No ILL if available through Bloomberg
• No renewals

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CONTACT INFORMATION

• Merle Slyhoff
• mslyhoff_at_law.upenn.edu