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DON?T FORGET TO VOTE IN THE PLL ELECTION!

By Liz Petty

ONE OF OUR DALL MEMBERS IS RUNNING FOR OFFICE AS A PLL BOARD MEMBER

Name : Jennifer S. Stephens
Nominated for : Board Member
Current Position : Librarian (Attorney Services), Haynes and Boone, LLP, Dallas , TX (2002-present)
Previous Positions: Tax Information Services, Halliburton Company, Carrollton , TX (1998-2002); Law Librarian, Dresser Industries Inc., Dallas , TX (1990-1998)
Education: Master's of Library Science, Texas Woman's University, 1990; Bachelor's of Business Administration, University of North Texas , 1986
Activities: Dallas Association of Law Librarians, 1990-present; President, Dallas Association of Law Librarians, 2000-2001;Secretary, Dallas Association of Law Librarians, 2005-2007; Internet Chair & Webmaster, Dallas Association of Law Librarians 1997-2007; Technology Chair, Dallas Association of Law Librarians, 1994-1996; Southwestern Association of Law Libraries, Member, 1990-present; American Association of Law Libraries, Member, 1990-present; PLL-SIS, Member, 1990-present
Publications: Contributor, Lex Scripta ? the official blog of the Dallas Association of Law Librarians (dallnet.blogspot.com), 2006-present; ?Blog Corner? (regular column) DALL Advance Sheet , Volume 30-31; "Birth of a Chapter Web Site," AALL Spectrum , Volume 3 Number 3 November 1998, p. 10; "Some Random Thoughts on the AALL Conference," PLL Perspectives , Vol. 17 Issue 1, Fall 2005, p. 13; "Business Development Resources, The Haynes and Boone, LLP Experience," PLL Perspectives , Vol. 16 Issue 4, Summer 2005, p.1.
Candidate Statement: PLL has a long history as one of the most enthusiastic sections of AALL and has shown a willingness to explore the evolution of the role of private librarian. From embracing roles as library/records manager to proactively inserting librarians into competitive intelligence, PLL has led the energetic charge to explore strange new roles and to seek out and explore new frontiers of legal librarianship.
I want to help lead that exploration. I want to spark our members' enthusiasm about our evolving roles as private law librarians, regardless of setting. I have served the membership in leadership positions on the local level for the past decade, and now I would like to spread my wings and serve the members of PLL as a board member.
Thank you for your support.

Full post as published by Lex Scripta on March 24, 2008 (boomark / email).