Becky Chambers is a Visiting Professor of Law and the Acting Director of the Intellectual Property and Information Policy Clinic. Her scholarship and research formed the basis of the Clinic’s library lawyering docket, which helps clients understand how copyright, privacy, contract, consumer protection, and Constitutional law affect modern libraries. Her Article, You’ll Loan Nothing and Like It is forthcoming in the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science, and Technology. Becky was one of the Clinic’s first students, and she continued working with the Clinic as a teaching fellow and its first Library Loan, Own, Access, and Network (LOAN) Staff Attorney. Prior to returning to the Clinic, Becky was a legal fellow at UC Berkeley and Project LEND, researching the future of libraries. She received her J.D. and L.L.M. in Advocacy from Georgetown Law and her B.A. in Literary Studies from Bucknell University.