The Barco Law Library has purchased a one-year subscription to the Leadership Library database, a powerful employment research tool. The database includes 14 Leadership Directories’ Yellow Books:
1. Congressional yellow book
2. Federal yellow book
3. State yellow book
4. Corporate yellow book
5. News media yellow book
6. Municipal yellow book
7. Federal regional yellow book
8. Judicial yellow book
9. Financial yellow book
10. Associations yellow book
11. Law firms yellow book
12. Government affairs yellow book
13. Foreign representatives in the U.S. yellow book
14. Nonprofit sector yellow book
The database allows searching and browsing within individual directories or across all 14 directories using single or multiple criteria, such as name, job title, industry, and geographical location. It contains contact information for federal and state courts, law firms, federal, state and local government, non-profits, and corporations. It's available to all current Pitt Law students, faculty, and staff, at Law building computers or via the wireless network. Bookmark the link and note that it is also available via the Barco Law Library databases page and through the ULS online catalog PittCAT. You should browse around in it for a while to see how it works since it is an unfamiliar interface and has a bit of a learning curve; but it has tons of great information.
1. Congressional yellow book
2. Federal yellow book
3. State yellow book
4. Corporate yellow book
5. News media yellow book
6. Municipal yellow book
7. Federal regional yellow book
8. Judicial yellow book
9. Financial yellow book
10. Associations yellow book
11. Law firms yellow book
12. Government affairs yellow book
13. Foreign representatives in the U.S. yellow book
14. Nonprofit sector yellow book
The database allows searching and browsing within individual directories or across all 14 directories using single or multiple criteria, such as name, job title, industry, and geographical location. It contains contact information for federal and state courts, law firms, federal, state and local government, non-profits, and corporations. It's available to all current Pitt Law students, faculty, and staff, at Law building computers or via the wireless network. Bookmark the link and note that it is also available via the Barco Law Library databases page and through the ULS online catalog PittCAT. You should browse around in it for a while to see how it works since it is an unfamiliar interface and has a bit of a learning curve; but it has tons of great information.
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