One of Mark Estes' long term goals is to be able to provide
a mentor for every new member of AALL. Over a three month
period, from June to September 1992, 123 new members joined AALL.
Based on these four months of statistics, we expect that AALL
will have about 350 new members this year: 145 from law firm
libraries; 90 students; 25 from academic libraries; 20 from
corporate libraries; 20 from county and other public libraries;
10 from court libraries; and 40 others (primarily from vendors).
Obviously, we are are going to need a lot of mentors.
The Mentor Project brings together new AALL members with
seasoned veterans who are willing to share their experiences.
The purposes of the Project are three-fold: to provide an
informal, personal source of information for newer members; to
provide an avenue by which experienced law librarians, the
Mentors, may meet promising new members of the profession; and to
provide a network for members who are contemplating a move to
another type of law library.
If you would be willing to serve as a mentor, please contact
one of the following people:
John Williams Lynn Connor
Kaye, Scholer, Fierman Baker & Daniels
Hayes & Handler Law Library 300 N. Meridian St.
425 Park Ave. Suite 2700
New York, NY 10022 Indianapolis, IN 46204
(212) 836 8312 (317) 896 6506
fax (212) 836 7155
Shelley Dowling Gayle E. Webb
Supreme Court of the U.S. Riverside County Law Library
Library 3535 Tenth St.
1 First St, N.E. Suite 100
Washington, DC 20543 Riverside, CA 92501
(202) 479 3037 (714) 275 6395
fax (202) 479 3477 fax (714) 275 6394
Mary Brandt Jensen
University of South Dakota
Law Library
414 E. Clark St.
Vermillion, SD 57069-2390
(605) 677 6363
(605) 677 5417
mjensen@charlie.usd.edu
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