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Jason Eiseman is the Associate Librarian for Technology & Digital Initiatives and Lecturer in Legal Research at Yale Law School. He oversees the Technology & Digital Initiatives department, focusing on library websites, technology initiatives, digitization, and digital preservation. Previously, he served as a law firm librarian in Portland, OR. Eiseman holds an M.L.S. from Emporia State University (2006) and a B.A. from University of Massachusetts, Amherst (1998). His courses include Specialized Legal Research in Corporate Law and Practical AI.
Research interests emphasize leveraging technology to enhance legal research and library operations, with a focus on digitization workflows, digital tool development for historical legal materials, and strategic planning in academic libraries. His publications highlight strategic planning methodologies and digital transformation in law libraries. He teaches courses integrating AI applications in legal contexts, reflecting his expertise in modernizing legal information systems.
Eiseman’s contributions include developing Yale Law Library’s strategic plan, published across three articles in 2011-2012, and pioneering metadata-driven approaches to legal history research as seen in his 2016 work. His work bridges traditional library practices with emerging technologies to improve accessibility and scholarly utility. No formal awards or grants are listed, though his strategic initiatives reflect significant institutional impact.
He advises through course instruction and manages the Technology & Digital Initiatives team, driving innovations in library systems and digital preservation. His role combines academic instruction with administrative leadership in Yale Law School’s technological infrastructure.
