Camilla Tubbs
Long-Term Contract Faculty and Associate Dean for Library and Technology | UC Hastings College of the Law
San Francisco, CA, UNITED STATES
Contacts: tubbsc@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4881 / Office 553-200
Biography
As Associate Dean for Library and Technology at UC Hastings, Camilla Tubbs oversees all aspects of library operations and is the school’s chief technology officer. Dean Tubbs joined the Hastings faculty in 2016 after holding the position of Assistant Dean at the University of Maryland Law School. She has held various leadership roles within librarianship, including the President of the Law Librarian Association of Maryland, Chair of the Southern New England Law Librarians Association, chair of the Government Relations Committee of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), Chair of the Special Interest Section Council of AALL, and an appointed member of the Federal Depository Library Council.
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Areas of Expertise (7)
Library Science
Legal Librarianship
Library Instruction
Collection Development
Information Literacy
Library Research
Digital Libraries
Accomplishments (2)
University of Washington, Notable Alumna Award
2012
Earl Borgeson Research in Law Librarianship Award
2005
Education (3)
University of Washington: M.L.I.S., Librarianship and Information Science 2005
Certificate in Law Librarianship
Marquette University Law School: J.D., Law 2004
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point: M.A., Political Science 2001
Affiliations (3)
- American Association of Law Libraries : Member
- American Bar Association : Member
- Wisconsin State Bar : Member (Inactive)
Links (1)
Event Appearances (15)
Promoting the Value of Technical Services at Budget Time
American Association of Law Library Annuual Meeting and Conference Chicago, IL
2016-07-17
Cybersecuirty and You: Issues in Higher Education
Law Library Association of Maryland Legal Research Institute Baltimore, MD
2016-04-08
Quality Digitization Projects on a Budget
Federal Depository Library Council Meeting and Conference Washington, DC
2015-10-20
Quality Digitization Projects on a Budget
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference Philadelphia, PA
2015-07-21
Transitioning to the Revised ABA Law School Accreditation Standards
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference Philadelphia, PA
2015-07-21
Confronting the Future of Information Policy
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference Philadelphia, PA
2015-07-20
The Once and Future Depository Library Program
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference San Antonio, TX
2014-07-14
Gov. Docs Basics: Where There is no Such Thing as a Stupid Question
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference San Antonio, TX
2014-07-14
Uniformity in Laws Published Online
inPractice Legal Conference Hartford, CT
2012-05-03
Authentication of Digital Government Information—Why Does It Matter
Federal Depository Library Council Meeting and Conference Washington, DC
2010-10-19
Public Access to the Law in the YaOogle Age
American Association of Law Library Annuual Meeting and Conference Washington, DC
2009-07-28
Reaching Out of the Ivory Tower: Improving Legal Research Instruction in Law Schools
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference Washington, DC
2009-07-27
Library 2.0 Symposium to Explore the Future of Digital Collections
Yale Information Society Project (ISP) Conference New Haven, CT
2009-04-04
First Year Projects, Integrating the Cognitive Skills and Professional Formation Apprenticeships
Legal Education at the Crossroads Conference Seattle, WA
2008-09-09
Explore the Secret Workings of the FISA Court
American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference Portland, OR
2008-07-13
Selected Articles (3)
Ask a Director: The Impact of Big Data
20 AALL Spectrum 342016-07-01
How do you see information technology and big data influencing the law library profession in the next ten years?
Morris L. Cohen: A Bibliography of His Works
104 Law Lib. J. 1652012-05-01
Morris L. Cohen was one of the greatest bibliographers of our time. His work spans decades and documents centuries of legal material. However, Morris kept very modest and incomplete records of his own work. Compiling his bibliography required intense investigation within both print and electronic sources and uncovered various errors, omissions, and incomplete documentation.The compilation process gave the authors an even deeper appreciation of Morris’s accomplishment in publishing the Bibliography of Early American Law. As Morris knew all too well, any effort to compile a bibliography of someone so prolific is bound to have a few errors. The authors apologize in advance for these errors and hope we have avoided the most egregious ones. We have omitted translations of his works and presentations that did not result in transcribed speeches or collections. In some instances,we have only listed the first edition of Morris’s books. Please excuse us if in doing so we omitted coauthors who were instrumental in subsequent editions.
Electronic research in state prisons
Legal Reference Services Quarterly2006 This article addresses the proliferation of electronic legal research in state prison law libraries as well as inmate access to justice post the Supreme Court's decision in Lewis v. Casey, which stalled state court-ordered prison library improvements. ...
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