International Law

Law School and Law Library Twitter Feeds

By Handakte

“Rex Gradeless” at Social Media Law Student has identified some law schools and academic law libraries that are using Twitter feeds to communicate with students. Mr. Gradeless reports that the feeds are used to inform students about snow delays, on campus events, website updates, and student accomplishments. Law professors are even jumping on adding announcements to these Twitter pages. Good idea.

Here’s the list of Twitter feeds.

Case Western Reserve University School of Law - http://twitter.com/case_law
Duke Law Publications - http://twitter.com/DukeLawPub
Hamline Law School - http://twitter.com/hamlinelaw
Harvard Law School - http://twitter.com/harvard_law
Marquette University Law School - http://twitter.com/mulaw
New York University Law School - http://twitter.com/nyulaw
Oklahoma City University School of Law - http://twitter.com/OCULAW
Pace Law Library - http://twitter.com/pacelawlibrary
Pace Law School - http://twitter.com/pacelawschool
Pierce Law School - http://twitter.com/piercelaw
University at Buffalo Law Library - http://twitter.com/UBLawLib
University at Buffalo Law School - http://twitter.com/UBLaw
University of Chicago - http://twitter.com/uchicagolaw
University of Iowa College of Law Director of External Relations - http://twitter.com/jilledy
University of Iowa College of Law News - http://twitter.com/tsnee
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School of Law - http://twitter.com/unc_law
University of San Diego School of Law - http://twitter.com/USanDiegoLaw
University of Toronto Faculty of Law - http://twitter.com/UTLaw
University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law - http://twitter.com/sjquinney
Valparaiso University School of Law - http://twitter.com/ValparaisoLaw
Washburn Law School - http://twitter.com/washburnlaw
Yale Law Library - http://twitter.com/yalelawlibrary

Hat tip to Robert J. Ambrogi, Legal Blog Watch.

Quelle: Lawprofessors vom 17.03.2009

Full post as published by Handakte WebLAWg on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).