Professor Carol A. Parker

Book Chapters and Contributions

Introducing eAdvising, Adaptive Learning Technologies, Competency-Based Education and Wrapped MOOCs to Law Schools: How Legal Education Will Benefit from Recent Innovations in the Undergraduate Sector (work in progress)

Rationalizing the U.S. Legal Education System with Interdisciplinary Programs, The Chronicle of Higher Education (accepted for publication)

Barriers to Implementing Effective Legal Research Instruction, in Boulder Statements on Legal Research Education: The Intersection of Intellectual and Practical Skills (William S. Hein & Co., Inc.: Buffalo, NY) (forthcoming in 2013).

Academic Libraries: Looking Toward the Future, in Academic Librarianship (contributing editor) (Neal-Shuman Publishers, Inc.: New York City 2010).

The Impact of New Technology on Librarianship, in The Changing Role of Academic Librarianship: Leading Librarians on Teaching Legal Research Skills, Responding to Emerging Technologies, and Adapting to Changing Trends, 111-23 (Inside the Minds Series; Aspatore Books: Boston 2008)

Scholarly Articles

How Law Schools Benefit When Academic Law Librarians Write, Teach and Hold Faculty Status, 30(3) Legal Ref. Serv. Q. 237-53 (2011)
Available at: SSRN

Tenure Advice for Law Librarians and Their Directors, 103:2 L. Libr. J. 199-217 (Spring 2011).
Available at: SSRN

The Need for Faculty Status and Uniform Tenure Requirements for Law Librarians, 103:1 L. Libr. J. 7-38 (Winter 2011) (winner of the "AALL LexisNexis® Call for Papers Open Division Award" for 2010).
Available at: SSRN

Leadership Development Programs for Academic Law Librarians, part of a special issue entitled, “Our Commitment to Building Leaders: Programs for Leadership in Academic and Special Libraries”), 49(8) J. Lib. Admin. 881-85 (2009).
Available at: SSRN

Institutional Repositories and the Principles of Open Access: Changing the Way We Think About Legal Scholarship, 37 New Mexico L. Rev. 431-77 (2007) (recipient of the Outstanding Article Award for 2008 from the Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section of the American Association of Law Libraries). SSRN • bepress • DSpace

Note, Should the Michigan Supreme Court Adopt a Non-Majority Vote Rule for Granting Leave to Appeal, 43 Wayne L. Rev. 345-74 (1996).

Other Publications

The Boulder Statement on Legal Research Education: Signature Pedagogy (co-author) (2010)

The Boulder Statement on Legal Research Education (co-author) (2009),.
Available at: http://www.colorado.edu/law/events/legalResearchEducation.pdf

A Few Remodeling Projects Make Major Impact: The University of New Mexico School of Law Library’s new reading room, reference desk, and classroom reflect the library as a vibrant activity hub (8th Annual Architectural Series), AALL Spectrum, 20-21 (May 2008).

Legal Resources on the Internet (Part I), 82:5 Mich. B. J. 40-41 (2003).

Legal Resources on the Internet (Part II), 82:6 Mich. B. J. 44-46 (2003).

Digest of Michigan Probate Opinions, 22: 4 Mich. Prob. & Est. Plan. J. 71-79 (Summer 2003).

Digest of Michigan Probate Opinions, 22: 2 Mich. Prob. & Est. Plan. J. 27-35 (Winter 2002).