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Circulation Law Librarian: Many Law Schools boast of their grand libraries for research and legal reading. The job of the Circulation Law Librarian is second in line to run the entire library in the absence of the Law Librarian. The large libraries employ many staff and students to manage the facility. One looking for a position as a Circulation Law Librarian should have the following:

Qualifications:Proficiency in Windows and MS Office applications.Working knowledge of the Integrated Library System and Course Management Systems used by the school

Degree Required:Master of Library and Information Studies (MLS) or sometimes Juris Doctorate Degree can be the equivalent for some libraries.

Experience:-One year library experience required, preferably in a university or school library setting. Two years supervisory experience is often requested in this administrative position.-The duties of a Circulation Law Librarian are both supervisory and administrative. The candidate should have good customer service experience.

Supervisory- Hire and review staff.- Develop and teach training programs for staff.- Oversee all circulation activity in the Circulation Department.- Ensure maintenance of the library collections.- Approve circulation staff time sheets.- Enforce library policies.

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Administrative-Administrate the update of IDs for staff and faculty-Report to library Director and Associate Director-Ensure equipment and supplies are available-Set up library policies when needed.-Prepare weekly circulation staff schedule and the master schedule

On the average a Circulation Librarian can earn from $40K to 60K annually and this salary is dependent on experience and location. The job is in a pleasant work environment and the stress level is in line with an administrative position.

Research Law Librarian: This position has the education requirement of a Masters of Library Science (MLS) and the experience varies a bit to include previous research work. The Research Law Librarian is in charge of developing training programs that teach research in the Library to new users. In addition to training, the Research Librarian promotes researches to use the library services available and continually looks for new developments and modes of research that the library can incorporate to keep current. The salary will be based on experience and location and can range from $30K to $60K.

Reference Law Librarian: The Reference Law Librarian position is responsible for all the duties of reference services that include collection development, public services, and bibliographic reference training for students in virtual and real environments, library webpage maintenance can be required of the reference librarian and needs assessments for the reference department. The position requires an MLS degree or a JD as an equivalent. Experience is usually specific to the job details. This position is often paired with a percentage of Research Law Librarian duties and often with teaching

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Law Librarian: It takes a Village of Librarians to Make a Law School Library Work This article talks about the Law Librarian positions available in Law School Libraries. The staff for Law Libraries is hired on campuses of

every law school. The focus of most Law Schools is their Legal Library and it is often so large and complete it is opened to the public for

study and research. Primary users are the law students, faculty and staff.

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responsibilities in the Law School, for which the JD. Degree would be required for part-time teaching. The salary runs in

line with experience and responsibilities and ranges from $30K to $60K.