Julie Tedjeske Crane

Reference Librarian and Professor of Legal Research
Assistant Librarian

Department Address

Trickett Hall
150 S. College Street
Carlisle, PA 17013-2899
Departmental Phone
717-240-5267 (department)
717-240-5127 (fax)
jmt1@psu.edu

Education History

B.A., Sociology - University of Pittsburgh - 1990

Publications

Grading Legal Research, Law Library Journal, 2025

Embracing a 'Good Enough' Approach to Your Work Life, AALL Spectrum, 2024

Other Publications

Blogs

Keeping it Brief! Blog, 2023

RIPS Law Librarian Blog, RIPS Law Librarian Blog, 2023

LIT-SIS Blog, Keeping it Brief!, 2023

Chapters

Beyond “Follow Your Passion”: Cultivating Meaning and Purpose in Library Work, Creating Healthy Library Workplaces: Five Factors That Improve Employee Engagement and Satisfaction, 2026

Slow Librarianship and Slow Productivity: Complementary Approaches to Sustainable Work, Creating Healthy Library Workplaces: Five Factors That Improve Employee Engagement and Satisfaction, 2026

Book/Film/Article Reviews

Burning Down the House: How Libertarian Philosophy Was Corrupted by Delusion and Greed, Law Library Journal, 2023

Newsletters

The Opposite of Cheating (Book Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2025

Free PACER, Free the Law: The Past, Present, and Future of Public Access to Court Electronic Records(Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2024

Teaching With AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning (Book Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2024

What Universities Owe Democracy (Book Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2024

Artificial Intelligence in the Library Workflow: Improving Efficiencies (Program Reviews), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2024

Words Matter: Incorporation of 'Wise" Techniques in Critical Feedback for Better Learning Outcomes in Legal Research Curriculum (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2023

The Abundant University (Book Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2023

Life on the Beach: Black Beach Communities, Real Estate Development and Preserving History (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2023

Inclusive ADDIE, ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2022

Are We Doing Ourselves a Disservice? Reconceptualizing Service, Value, and the Professional Nature of the Modern Law Librarians (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2022

Using Open Educational Resources to Make the Law and Law School More Accessible and Affordable (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2022

Quality Matters, ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2022

The User Model of Instructional Design, ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2022

Reflections on eCornell’s Psychology of Leadership Course, PEGA-SIS Newsletter, 2021

How Persistent Identifiers Can Change the Impact Landscape for Legal Scholarship (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2021

My Experience with Two Online Certificate Programs, ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2021

Faculty Learning Communities, New Technologies, and Constant Change (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2021

What the Japanese, the Swedes, and the Minimalists Can Teach Us About Legal Instruction (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2020

Teaching Legal Research to Non-JD Students (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2020

Hot Topic: Distance Learning in Legal Education: The Librarian's Role in Implementing ABA Standard 306 (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2019

Let's Get Experiential! Creating Strategic Partnerships to Develop Experiential Simulation Courses (Program Review), ALL-SIS Newsletter, 2019