Jordan Gilbertson is the Student Services Librarian at Lincoln Memorial University,
Duncan School of Law. Ms. Gilbertson’s responsibilities include providing reference
services to students and faculty with a focus on training and assisting students and
student organizations such as law review, moot court, and the mock trial team. She
received her MLIS from the University of Washington in 2011 and her J.D., with honors,
from the University Of La Verne College Of Law in 2010. She earned her undergraduate
degree in mass communications and media law from the University of Evansville in 2003. 

Prior to joining DSOL Ms. Gilbertson interned with the San Diego Public Law Library and
the Marion Gould Gallagher Law Library at the University of Washington School of Law.
While attending law school Ms. Gilbertson was the chief notes and comments editor for the
La Verne Law Review and worked as the circulation supervisor for the University of La
Verne Law Library. 

Ms. Gilbertson's scholarship has been published in the University of La Verne Law
Review and she presented on the topic of fan created works and copyright pedagogy at
Washington College of Law's 6th Annual IP/Gender Symposium: Female Fan Culture and
Intellectual Property.

Articles

PDF

Little Girls Lost: Can The International Community Protect Girl Soldiers?, University of La Verne Law Review (2008)

The use of children as soldiers in international and internal conflict in developing nations has...

 

Presentations

Looking Up: Library Leadership and Management for the Perspective of New Librarians (with Joshua J. Pluta), SEAALL (2012)

There have been numerous books and presentations on leadership and management strategies from successful leaders...

 
Restoring Law and Order: Inventory Control in a Public Academic Law Library. (with Ellen M. Richardson), American Association of Law Libraries, 2011 Annual Meeting- Poster Session (2011)

The Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library at the University of Washington is a large academic...

 

Link

We Will Not Be Ignored: Integrating Fan-Created Works into the Traditional Copyright Classroom., Washington College of Law 6th Annual IP/Gender Symposium: Female Fan Culture and Intellectual Property (2009)

Fandom is a term used to describe a subculture of fans of a particular television...