The Frederick Charles Hicks Award for Outstanding Contributions to Academic Law Librarianship

Description:

Established by the Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section in 2000, this annual award recognizes an individual or group who has made outstanding contributions to academic law librarianship through continued efforts to improve law librarianship. The award is named in honor of Frederick Charles Hicks, the first great American law librarian/scholar who was also the first academic law librarian to serve as president of AALL.

Previous Winners:

• 2008
  No Award



• 2007
  No Award



• 2006
  Roger F. Jacobs, Associate Dean for Information Services
  Law Library Director and Professor of Law
  University of Notre Dame School of Law
  Notre Dame, IN



• 2005
  Barbara A. Bintliff
  Nicholas Rosenbaum Professor of Law and
  Director of the Law Library
  University of Colorado Law Library
  Boulder, Colorado



• 2004
  Timothy L. Coggins
  Director & Professor of Law
  University of Richmond School of Law Library
  Richmond, Virginia



• 2003
  Robert C. Berring, Jr.
  Interim Dean, Walter Perry Johnson
  Professor of Law and Law Librarian
  University of California School of Law
  Boalt Hall Law Library
  Berkeley, California



• 2002
  Richard A. Danner, Senior Associate Dean For Information Technology And Research Professor Of Law
  Duke University School Of Law Library, Durham, North Carolina



• 2001
  Frank G. Houdek
  Law Library Director and Professor of Law
  Southern Illinois University School of Law Library
  Carbondale, Illinois



• 2000
  Penny A. Hazelton
  Professor of Law and Law Librarian
  University of Washington
  Gallagher Law Library
  Seattle, Washington