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Law Librarians of New England

a chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries

Library Job Search Resources on the Internet

• New England Region Resources
  • Connecticut
  • Maine
  • Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire
  • Rhode Island
  • Vermont
• National Resources
• LLNE Postings: Per a vote of the LLNE Executive Board, LLNE will no longer post positions on its website. Regional and national resources provided here provide comprehensive coverage of available positions.

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New England Region Resources

• SLA-Boston Job Postings
• Simmons GSLIS New England Jobline
• University of Rhode Island GSLIS Employment Resources
• New England Library Association Job Finding Aid

• Connecticut
  • Connecticut Library Jobs (Connecticut Library Consortium and the Connecticut Library Association)
• Maine
  • Maine State Library: Maine Library Jobs
• Massachusetts
  • Massachusetts Library Jobs
  • ABLL Job Postings
• New Hampshire
  • New Hampshire Library Jobline
• Rhode Island
  • LORI Jobline
• Vermont
  • Vermont Library Association Jobline

National Resources

• AALL Job Placement Hotline
• AALL Placement Committee
  • Legal Recruiters for Law Librarians: Word or PDF
• Bibliography of Employment Resources for Law Librarians by Gloria Miccioli (from LLRX.com)
• Hunting for a Job? Try the Internet by Barbara Fullerton (from LLRX.com)
• Library Job Postings on the Internet compiled by Sarah Johnson

Internships

• NELLCO Internships: The New England Law Library Consortium (NELLCO) internship program is now open. Most participating libraries are academic libraries in the New England Area.
• Conference of Law Library Educators provides a list of internship host sites covering libraries throughout the U.S. Many opportunities non-academic libraries are listed. At the COLLE site, follow the links to “Fellowships and Internships” > “Internship Host Sites”. 
• Georgetown University Law Library Resident Program: The Residency is a two-year program designed to attract candidates from underrepresented backgrounds to the challenging and rewarding profession of law librarianship. The Library Resident will have ample opportunity to work in all departments of the library to learn firsthand about the wide variety of functions in a large academic law library. Department rotation schedule and projects will be tailored to the Library Resident’s areas of interest, with ongoing responsibilities in the Reference department. Applicants must hold an MLS degree from an ALA-accredited school of library and  information science, and have no more than two years of experience as a professional librarian. For complete information about this position, visit the Library’s home page. Georgetown University is an EOE/AA Employer.

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