Austin Martin Williams is the Director of the Law Library and a Professor of
Law. Professor Williams previously served as both the Interim Director and
Deputy Director of the Georgetown University Law Library. Before joining
Georgetown, Professor Williams served as the Assistant Law Library Director
at North Carolina Central University School of Law. While at NCCU, he also
co-taught Law Practice Technology, served as an advisor for the North
Carolina Central University Science & Intellectual Property Law Review, and
represented the School of Law on the university’s Research & Grants
Strategic Planning Committee.  Prior to joining North Carolina Central
University, Professor Williams worked at Georgia State University College of
Law, where he served as the Coordinator of Research Instructional Services
and taught two courses, Research Methods in Law and Georgia Legal Research.

Professor Williams is an active member of the American Association of Law
Libraries and the Southeastern Chapter of the American Association of Law
Libraries, and he previously served as the Vice-President of the Atlanta Law
Libraries Association. He also has published several articles, book chapters,
and CALI lessons, and presented at local, national, and regional conferences.

Professor Williams received both his J.D. and M.L.S. from North Carolina
Central University, and his B.A. in History from North Carolina State
University.