Faculty may borrow books from any UNH Library for a semester at a time.  Books borrowed from other UNH Libraries may be charged a fee for overdue materials. The law library reserves the right to recall materials.  

If you need materials from another library, contact Kathy Fletcher or use this form. Acquiring a book or article from another library can take anywhere from several days to a month depending on the policies and procedures of the lending library.  Once borrowed, any photocopy becomes the property of the faculty member. Any book borrowed from another library is subject to the lending policies of that library. Some books can be renewed provided the request is made by the library in advance of the due date and the lending library agrees. Otherwise, books borrowed through inter-library loan should be returned to Kathy Fletcher by the due date specified.

Faculty members are paired with a Law Librarian who serves as the primary contact for faculty library needs. Your liaison can assist you with:

• Reference/Research questions or projects
• Making suggestions for purchases for the collection
• Providing customized research guides or research presentations for your courses
• Assist you in making active research exercises 
• Suggesting relevant resources to support your scholarship 
• Meeting at your request to assess your research needs, explore ways to assist in your classroom instruction and refresh your memory about existing library service
• Providing or arranging for individual training on electronic resources
• Arranging to have library materials routed to you

Questions about the Scholars' Repository should be referred to Sue Zago

Questions about the new Library Search should be referred to Melanie Cornell

Find Your Liaison

• JC Jon Cavicchi (ext. 35139) Jon.Cavicchi@law.unh.edu
• KF Kathy Fletcher (ext. 35131) Kathy.Fletcher@law.unh.edu
• SZ Sue Zago (ext. 35129) Sue.Zago@law.unh.edu

Faculty-Librarian Liaisons

• Ann Bartow - JC
• Courtney Brooks - KF
• Jordan Budd - SZ
• Megan Carpenter - SZ
• Jennifer Davis - JC
• Jessica Durkis-Stokes - SZ
• Risa Evans - SZ
• Roger Ford - JC
• Judge Arthur Gajarsa - JC
• John Garvey – KF
• John Greabe – SZ
• Lucy Hodder - SZ
• Marcus Hurn – SZ
• Stanley Kowalski – JC
• Ashlyn Lembree - JC
• Michael McCann - JC
• Bill Murphy – KF
• Ellen Musinsky – SZ
• John Orcutt – JC
• Leah Plunkett - KF
• Alexandra Roberts - JC
• Albert Scherr – SZ
• Mitch Simon – SZ
• Sophie Sparrow - SZ
• Ryan Vacca - JC
• Amy Vorenburg – KF
• Peter Wright – KF

Adjunct Faculty

• IP Adjuncts - JC
• Non-IP Adjuncts - KF

Emeritus Faculty - KF

Others

• Graduate Program IP Distinguished Visiting Scholars - JC

Zotero 

Zotero is a great tool for organizing sources that you find on the open web or in library databases.  It is "free, easy to use tool to help you collect, organize, cite and share research. Zotero allows you to easily save bibliographic details, comments, indexing terms, and direct links to webpages, word documents, and even articles that are in library subscription databases.  It is compatible with Windows and Mac OS. You will also need a connector (like an add-on or extension) for your browser. All the major browsers are supported.

Zotero User Guide

Zotero: Quick Start Guide - ​How to download Zotero 5.0. Handout courtesy Jason Puckett at Georgia State University Library.

Submitting Your Manuscript to Law Reviews

UNH Law participates in two services for faculty to submit manuscripts to law reviews in bulk, Scholastica and ExpressO.  Prior to using these services, contact Jon Cavicchi to be sure that you are included on the list.  Please review each law review's requirements prior to submission. For training contact your Liaison.

Posting Your Work 

Working papers 

Legal Scholarship Network provides access to working papers and abstracts of articles accepted for publication as well as announcements of professional meetings, calls for papers and professional job listings. LSN database and paper downloads are free open-source.

In addition - the Law Library subscribes to the alert service that sends email notices of new papers in your legal areas of interest. The best way to get on the list is to ask Sue Zago to e-mail SSRN to sign you up. Once subscribed, you can customize your email subscription to reflect your research interests.  

Final published work 

The Law Library maintains the School of Law Collection on the University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository.  The repository is designed to preserve, promote and disseminate the scholarship and activities of law school faculty in accordance with UNH’s commitment to open access. Items in the repository are indexed by search engines such as Google, making them accessible to a wide audience. The Scholars’ Repository, a BePress hosted Institutional Repository (IR), provides a central location for archiving UNH scholarship for long-term access, promotes the rights of authors to control their intellectual property, and furthers the concept of open access to research. 

ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from other researchers. It is also used to provide automated links to your work that is used by services like Elements.  Authors with an ORCID iD automatically have a profile page where they can list all their publications, grant awards, and other research outputs.  Law reviews are starting to utilize the ORCiD around submissions.  Register for your ORCiD at https://orcid.org/register