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RESEARCH ASSISTANTS

Training
The Faculty Research Assistant's Guide FAQs and Tips (PDF*) is a useful guide for training RAs. Also, the Reference Librarians offer special research instruction to faculty Research Assistants (RAs). Specialized instruction saves RA's time and ensures that faculty members receive thorough bibliographic research. Contact Ted Potter to request Research Assistant instruction.

Faculty RA Copying and Printing
Faculty RAs use the same PaperCut system for personal and faculty RA printouts and copies. To set up a faculty RA account, send an e-mail with the RA's HawkID to Apryl Betts and she will set up the RA account. To purchase printing and copying, please send an Inter-Departmental Requisition to the law library for the amount of money authorized for that faculty RA. If you have more than one RA, send all RA HawkIDs to Apryl and the RAs will share the same faculty RA copying and printing account. Law faculty may combine the amounts for printing and copying on one requisition, since the funds are transferred into one shared printing and copying account.

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