The Tarlton Law Library provides library services to all adjunct faculty. Justin Tung, Reference Associate, serves as the library liaison for adjunct faculty members.
Justin Tung
justin.tung@law.utexas.edu
512-232-3814
Tarlton continues to acquire new online research databases that can be used as research and reference aids, as current awareness tools, and for collaboration and discussion. Moreover, UT Libraries subscribe to a number of interdisciplinary databases that may be useful to faculty.
Faculty members interested in database training should contact their library liaison or Deputy Director and Head of Public Services, Matt Steinke at msteinke@law.utexas.edu, (512) 471-6232.
Librarians are available to conduct individual or group training on any of these electronic resources and can assist in creating and managing current awareness notifications and using other tools made available by these resources. Electronic resources that are available to faculty members include:
ProQuest Congressional provides many features useful when compiling a federal legislative history, including finding aides, bill-tracking, indexing services, and selective full-text for numerous congressional and related publications. Full-text coverage includes published congressional hearings (1824-2013), unpublished congressional hearings (1824-latest available), committee prints (1830-current), the Congressional Record (1789-1997), CRS Reports (1916-current), and Executive Orders and Proclamations (1789-current).
Your research assistants should feel free to contact your library liaison with any questions about Tarlton or research generally. Tarlton offers training sessions for new research assistants, generally at the beginning of the school year and at the beginning of the summer; you will receive an email announcement when a new session has been scheduled. Library liaisons can also meet with research assistants individually as needed to review your specialized areas of interest. In addition, Tarlton has a dedicated webpage for research assistants that provides an overview of relevant library resources and policies.
For further information, please contact Deputy Director and Head of Public Services Matt Steinke (msteinke@law.utexas.edu, (512) 471-6232).
Legal Research in the Classroom
Professional librarians can tailor legal research presentations to classes, seminars, and clinics. Individual instruction on any legal research topic can also be arranged for faculty members or their staff members.
In the past, faculty members have asked librarians to make presentations in classes on a wide range of topics including:
Librarians also offer bibliographic instruction to faculty research assistants.
Interested faculty members should contact their liaison or Matt Steinke, Deputy Director and Head of Public Services, (msteinke@law.utexas.edu, (512) 471-6232).
Database Instruction
The Library continues to acquire new online research databases that can be used as research and reference aids, current awareness tools, and for collaboration and discussion. Moreover, the UT General Libraries subscribe to a number of interdisciplinary databases that may be useful to faculty.
Librarians are available to conduct individual or group training on any of these electronic resources and can assist in creating and managing current awareness notifications and using other tools made available by these resources. Electronic resources available to faculty members include:
Faculty members interested in electronic resource instruction should contact their liaison or Matt Steinke at msteinke@law.utexas.edu, (512) 471-6232.