Sarah

Glassmeyer
Legal innovator with over ten years of experience in finding solutions to issues in
the legal world. Passionate about finding the right answers for people, whether
that be technological, process improvement or education.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

▪ Deep Understanding of Legal Industry ▪ Open Content and Technology

▪ Applied Research ▪ Project Management

▪ Technology Development ▪ Data Analysis and Visualization

Experience

Project Specialist Manager – American Bar Association Center for Innovation

(October 2016 – Present)
Plan and create technological tools that allow partner organizations to
better deliver legal services. Create reports on subjects related to legal
innovation and access to justice. Provide internal and external
consultation services on subjects related to legal technology and
innovation.

Research Fellow - Harvard Library Innovation Lab / Berkman Center for Internet
and Society (August 2015 - July 2016)
Research topic: Free and Open Legal Information in the 21st Century and
Its Applications Towards Access to Justice. Created State Legal
Information Census
http://www.sarahglassmeyer.com/StateLegalInformation/

Director of Content Development/Community Development - Center for

Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) (August 2011 - July 2015)
Provided education and training on topics of legal technology and
innovation. Designed and created technological tools and resources in
the areas of free legal information and open educational resources.
 Conducted applied research into technological solutions for rapidly
changing legal education and practice worlds.

Outreach and Faculty Services Librarian – Valparaiso Law School (April 2010 –
July 2011)
Collaborated on design and delivery of first year legal research course.
Created and provided individual bibliographic instruction sessions.
Provided reference services to law students, faculty and local community.
Maintained library internet presences.

Reference Librarian - University of Kentucky College of Law (December 2006 -

March 2010)
Provided reference services to law students, faculty, local community and
members of the local bench and bar. Created and taught first year legal
research course and individual bibliographic instructions sections.
Managed interlibrary loan operations and student employee.

Reference Librarian - University of Dayton School of Law (November 2005 –

November 2006)
Provided reference services to law students, faculty, local community and
members of the local bench and bar.

Americorps Vista – Cincinnati Area Senior Services (August 1998 – August 1999)
Recruited, trained and managed senior citizen volunteer tutors in a
Cincinnati Public School.

Education

▪ Master of Library Science, Indiana University Bloomington (August 2005)

▪ Juris Doctor, University of Cincinnati College of Law (May 2002)
▪ BA, Anthropology, Indiana University Bloomington (August 1998)

Honors & Awards

Fastcase 50 (2011); ABA Blawg 100 (2013); ABA Legal Rebel (2016); DC Legal
Hackers Le Hackie (2016); Women of Legal Tech Honoree (2017)

References Available Upon Request