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Services for Faculty
The Law Library offers many services and resources for Faculty, including:
- The Koren AV Center
Provides audiovisual & micrographic services to the Law School community, our primary user group. We invite both faculty and students to make use of our services.
- Research Instruction
Research instruction for seminars, other classes, or faculty research assistants. - Course Reserve Information for Faculty
How to place materials on course reserve at the Law Library and how to check status of lists.
See also: Course Reserve Search
- Course Websites
Identifying Research Sources
Law Librarians will help enhance your course website with suggestions for print and electronic sources
Help setting up your Course Website - Legal Current Awareness Services
Search alerts allow you to specify keywords or subjects in fields of interest to you. - Publishing Law Review Articles
Expediting the Submission Process - Mercury Document Delivery Services
The Law Library will deliver books, photocopies of articles, and other materials held by the University Libraries or obtained via interlibrary loan (ILL) to Law School faculty offices. - Funding Sources for Legal Scholars
Guide is intended to provide information on possible sources of funding for the research projects of Law School faculty. - My Library Card
Self-Renewals, Charged Items, Fines/Fees, Placing Recalls, and Placing Requests. - New Acquisitions in the Law Library
View list of materials newly acquired in the Law Library - Plagiarism Verification
Faculty are encouraged to use SafeAssign as a first step in identifying suspect language found in student papers. Reference librarians can then assist further by searching our numerous full-text databases. The UB Teaching and Learning Center provides training on SafeAssign.
- Proxy Borrowing
UB faculty and staff members and patrons with special needs may appoint proxy agents to borrow materials from the University Libraries on their behalf.
