As a law review editor, you are responsible for many tasks including finding authors, overseeing the writing and editing process, selecting articles, managing staff, and publishing issues. LexisNexis can help with researching articles, organizing symposiums, training staff, and selecting notes and articles so that you can focus on publishing quality issues, setting up future success, and fundraising. LexisNexis representatives can demonstrate resources like WebCourses, Lexis Advance, and Shepard's to assist with the various responsibilities of a law review editor.

1. What can Lexis do for you?

2. As a Law Review Editor -
You are responsible for:
Finding & Soliciting Authors Overseeing the Writing Process
Selecting Notes & Articles Protecting the Publication
Managing Staff Training Organizing a Symposium
Organizing your Board Raising Funds
Managing the Business Managing Contracts
Managing the Staff Organizing Selection Competition
Overseeing the Editorial Process Publishing
Selecting New Members Setting up Next Year’s Success
Gathering Sources Researching your Articles
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3. Your Lexis Rep Can Help You With:
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WebCourses Lexis Advance Shepard’s
Organizing a Symposium
Researching your Articles
Managing Staff Training
Finding & Soliciting Authors
Selecting Notes & Articles
Gathering Sources
Organizing your Board
Managing the Business
Managing the Staff
Overseeing the Editorial Process Allowing you to focus
on:
Selecting New Members
Overseeing the Writing Process Publishing your Issues
Protecting the Publication Setting up Next Year’s Success
Managing Contracts
Raising Funds
Organizing Selection Competition
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