Post updated on May 13, 2025.
Join us for a 30-minute webinar on Complete Periodical Literature of Law Librarianship, a new unparalleled resource featuring over 5,000 meticulously annotated historical and contemporary articles on law librarianship in the United States and Canada. Developed over three decades by a dedicated father-daughter editorial team, this unique print and database combination provides a multigenerational perspective on the profession’s evolution.
This session will feature special guest speakers, Michael and Sarah Slinger, the esteemed editors behind this resource, who will share their insights into the project’s history and development.
In this webinar, you’ll get:
- The history and evolution of this extensive research project
- Expert insights from Michael & Sarah Slinger on their editorial process and vision
- A practical demonstration of how to navigate and use the resources in HeinOnline
- A live Q&A where you can ask the editors and presenters your questions
- A $5 Starbucks gift card*
The Complete Periodical Literature of Law Librarianship is designed for all law librarians—not just those in academic settings—but also for anyone researching U.S. and Canadian law librarianship and law libraries.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn directly from the experts and explore the culmination of 30 years of dedication, collaboration, and expertise—register now!
WHEN:
Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 2:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. ET
PRESENTED BY:
Steve Roses
HeinOnline Director of Sales
Michael J. Slinger
Retired Law Library Director Emeritus Professor of Law
Widener University’s Delaware School of Law
Sarah C. Slinger
Associate Director for Research Services
University of Georgia School of Law
Alexander Campbell King Law Library
Watch the recording below.
About the Database
The Complete Periodical Literature of Law Librarianship is a groundbreaking, fully searchable bibliography featuring over 5,000 meticulously annotated articles on law librarianship in the United States and Canada. Crafted by these expert editors over three decades, this new print and online resource fills a long-standing gap in legal research by providing human-applied annotations that allow users to quickly identify relevant materials. Articles are categorized by significance ratings—such as Landmark, Continuing Value, and Historical Value—helping researchers pinpoint the most impactful scholarship. Powered by HeinOnline’s robust search and browse functionality, users can navigate with precision using editor-assigned metadata, including subject headings, intended audiences, and significance designations.
Whether you’re a legal researcher, librarian, or scholar, this unparalleled collection streamlines the research process, making it easier than ever to find, access, and utilize essential law librarianship literature.
