AUTHOR: Jennifer González

Jennifer González, senior legal information specialist, began working at the Law Library of Congress in 2013. She serves as webmaster, coordinates the publication of digital collections, and manages remote internships for the Law Library. Jennifer holds a B.A. in history with a Latin American and Caribbean studies certificate from the University of South Florida, a J.D. with an international law certificate from Pace University School of Law, and a master’s in library and information science with a law librarianship certificate from the University of Washington. She has had internships with the Gallagher Law Library in Seattle and the Dag Hammarskjöld Library at the United Nations in New York. Jennifer has competed in synchronized swimming, danced Ukrainian folk dance, made gift baskets, worked as a lifeguard, tutored students, and been a professional musician. These days, she spends her time with her husband, two young kids, and two old dogs in Saint Petersburg, Florida.
Most Recent Posts
- Spring 2023 Project: Statutes at Large Aids March 28th, 2023
- Spring 2023 Project: American State Papers March 24th, 2023
- “Law or No Law”: Abolitionist Resistance to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 February 10th, 2023
- Century of Lawmaking–New Look, New Location February 9th, 2023
- Escaping Slavery: The Consequences of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 February 8th, 2023
- Honoring the Life of Margaret Wood February 6th, 2023
- Syndication Regulation and TV’s Big Three: Broadcasting Regulations and 1970s Television January 31st, 2023
- Alchemy and The Act Against Multipliers January 20th, 2023
- Foreign Legal Gazette Collections – Fall 2022 Recap January 12th, 2023