Sara Kelley Burriesci began her career in librarianship as a Research Apprentice at the Microsoft Corporate Library immediately after graduating from library school. After that, she worked as a reference librarian at the University of Maryland School of Law for several years. Sara originally joined the Georgetown Law Library in 2004 as a Reference Librarian, then moved in 2007 to working in Electronic Resources and Services. As an ERS librarian, Sara created a study room reservation system, reference desk log, and reference statistics application using XML, Microsoft SQL Server, and Coldfusion. She also updated the library’s static HTML research tutorials to interactive versions using Adobe Captivate.

In 2011, Sara took a break from librarianship to care for her young son. She returned to Georgetown part-time in 2016 as an evening and weekend reference librarian, then returned to full-time status as Empirical Research Services Librarian in January 2020. Her M.Ed. included coursework in research design, statistics, and data analysis.

Scholarship

Contributions to Law Reviews and Other Scholarly Journals

Susan Herrick & Sara Kelley Burriesci, Teaching Legal Research Online, 28 Legal Reference Services Q. 239-270 (2009).
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Selected Contributions to Other Publications

Sara Kelley Burriesci, Introduction to Federal Communications Law Sources, Law Libr. Lights, Summer 2010, at 21-23. [WWW] [HEIN]
Sara Kelley, Creating Multimedia Research and Software Tutorials with Screencasting Software, Law Libr. Lights, Fall 2007, at 17-18. [WWW] [HEIN]
Sara Kelley, An Introduction to Federal Communications Law Sources, Law Libr. Lights, Spring 2007, at 11-13. [WWW] [HEIN]
Sara Kelley, A Selected Bibliography on "Sensitive But Unclassified" and Similarly Designated Information Held by the Federal Government, LLRX.com, Dec. 17, 2005. [WWW]
Sara Kelley & Susan Herrick, Maryland Legal Research: Primary Sources, CALI (2005). [WWW]

Book Chapters & Collected Works

Jerry Kang, Sara Kelley & Louise Tsang, Research Appendix, in Communications Law and Policy: Cases and Materials 795-812 (Jerry Kang ed., New York: Foundation Press 2d ed. 2005).
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