HISTORY OF THE DIANA M. PRIESTLY LAW LIBRARY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA LIBRARIES
By RACHEL MCRORY, CARON ROLLINS, KIM NAYYER, ALEX BURDETT & JONATHAN BENGTSON
2020
49 pages
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This book provides a short introduction to the establishment of the University of the Faculty of Law and the Law Library. The UVic Faculty of Law was originally established with the values of interdisciplinarity, community, and practical, innovative instruction, which remain priorities today. The Law Library is considered an integral aspect of the Faculty of Law, to act as the “laboratory and workshop” of the law school.
Rachel Mcrory
Caron Rollins
Kim Nayyer
Alex Burdett
Jonathan Bengtson
HISTORY OF THE DIANA M. PRIESTLY LAW LIBRARY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA LIBRARIES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FACULTY OF LAW
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE LAW LIBRARY
THE LAW BUILDING
PRESENT PROFILE
APPENDIX I: Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Faculty of Law at the
University of Victoria, April 1973
APPENDIX II: A Brief to the Senate of the University of Victoria in Support of
the Establishment of a Faculty of Law at the University, submitted
by the Victoria Bar Association, October 7th, 1966
APPENDIX III: A Brief to the Senate of the University of Victoria in Support of
the Establishment of a Faculty of Law at the University, submitted
by the Victoria Bar Association, October 7th, 1966
APPENDIX IV: Welcome to the Diana M. Priestly Law Library, UVic Libraries, 2009
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