Faculty Library Resources

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The University of Missouri Law Library is dedicated to supporting the scholarship of our faculty. The following research and teaching services are available for Law Faculty.

Law Library Faculty Services

Document Delivery

Law Library Reference Services obtains needed books and articles and delivers to Law Faculty.

SHB Research Associates

Professors can request short term research assistance through the Shook, Hardy, and Bacon Program. Research assistants will be assigned in order of request received.

Current Awareness

The Law Library provides many options to keep up with current awareness, including CILP Alerts and access online newspapers.

Research Support for your RA

The Law Librarians can train your Research Assistants in effective and efficient research techniques and provide them with added research support throughout the year as needed.

Librarian Liaison

Each Law Faculty member will be assigned a liaison to the Law Library who will assist them with all their research needs.

Guest Lectures from Librarians

Need to reschedule a class? Reach out to a Law Librarian to teach a research lesson in your class subject.

Course Reserve

If you have books you would like to have accessible to students on a limited basis, the librarians can place them in the Course Reserve section of the Reserve Room. Books can be made available for checkout from 2 to 24 hours.

Online Exam Banks

Please send any past exams you would like to make available to students to Laura Wilcoxon so they can be added to the Online Exam Bank.

Research Guides and Tutorials

If you would like a guide to be created for your subject, or you want something added to a current guide, contact the librarians.

Need to speak to a librarian?

The Mizzou Law Library has an extensive collection of legal research databases and print materials for study and research in all areas of the law. We have a team of law librarians — several with law degrees — IT professionals and staff to assist you in accessing and using the library’s collection.