Nathan Dorn joined the Law Library in 2008 where he serves as the Rare Book Curator. In that post, he spends his time working with patrons, creating presentations for visitors, and helping to educate the public about the Law Library's rare book collection. He cannot believe his good luck to have found a professional application for his love of Latin, oddball trivia and the history of law. Nathan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from The University of Chicago, and Master of Arts degree in Jewish Studies from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as well as a Master of Science in Library and Information Science from the Catholic University of America.
Most Recent Posts
- The World’s Legal Heritage in Great Subterranean Halls, or… A Collection Big with Babylonian Perspective May 7th, 2013
- John Lilburne, Oaths and the Cruel Trilemma April 25th, 2013
- Law Librarians and Immortal Glory – Pic of the Week April 19th, 2013
- Pic of the Week – Doodling Away the Middle Ages March 8th, 2013
- Signatures, Subscription Lists and Printing for the First U.S. Congress – Pic of the Week February 22nd, 2013
- From Magna Carta on Trial to the Holy Experiment February 19th, 2013
- Pomp, Ceremony and the Simplicity Befitting a Republic – Pic of the Week January 25th, 2013
- On Despising English Liberties and Other Wisdom from the Founders January 14th, 2013
- Inter Gravissimas, or Why the Pope is Never Late for Tea January 7th, 2013
- Consolation for the Disappointed 2012 Believer – Pic of the Week December 21st, 2012