Letter to SEAALL President concerning the AALL Occasional Papers Series, January 28, 1986

A letter from Frank Houdek to AALL Chapter Presidents concerning the publication of the AALL Occasional Papers

Letter to Hazel Johnson regarding contact information change, December 6, 1984

A letter from Frank Houdek to Hazel Johnson updating Johnson with Houdek\u27s new contact information

Rebuilding the Profession: Recommendations for Librarians Interested in Becoming Academic Law Library Directors

Based on papers presented at a 2005 workshop for individuals interested in becoming academic law library directors, this article begins by exploring the duties of academic director jobs -- administrative skills and faculty responsibilities -- before examining how to build credentials in preparation for such jobs. It concludes by focusing on the skills and knowledge needed to interview for director jobs

From the Reference Desk to River City: A Bibliography of the Writings of Robert C. Berring

Professor Houdek documents the prolific and eclectic body of work of Robert C. Berring, including the books, chapters, articles, and assorted other materials he has written to date on subjects ranging from law libraries and legal information to legal research instruction and Chinese law and history

Top 10 Tips on Writing for Professional Journals

The author provides ten suggestions for writers aspiring to publish in professional journals, ranging from writing about something you know to leaving yourself adequate time to revise and edit prior to a submission deadline

The Essential Law Library Journal

As a kickoff to the celebration of the centennial volume of Law Library Journal, Professor Houdek presents a selective, annotated list of essential readings culled from the preceding ninety-nine volumes of the Journal. The list represents pieces that anyone involved in law librarianship, whether a novice or someone experienced in the field, should read and absorb

A Law Library Journal Centennial Timeline: Highlights from One Hundred Years of LLJ History

Professor Houdek provides a time line highlighting events, actions, and individuals that have played prominent roles in the nearly hundred-year history of Law Library Journal