Law schools record for posterity conferences, workshops and long-winded lectures from visiting scholars, but few approach the task quite like professor James Milles, associate dean for information services and director of the law library at the University at Buffalo Law School in New York. Milles' podcasts, usually featuring professors talking over drinks or dinner, have focused on workplace equity, pensions, economic development, transracial adoption, federal foster care funds -- even Russian forestry.
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Librarian-Podcaster's Goal Is to Bring Scholarship 'Outside the Academy'
New York Law Journal
May 8, 2007
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