Nathan Dorn joined the Law Library in 2008 where he serves as the Rare Books Curator. In that post, he spends his time working with patrons, developing the collection, creating presentations for visitors, and helping to educate the public about the Law Library's rare books collection. Nathan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from The University of Chicago, a Master of Arts degree in Jewish Studies from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a Master of Science in Library and Information Science from the Catholic University of America, and a J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center.
Most Recent Posts
- New Acquisition: A 14th-Century Manuscript of Registrum Brevium January 11th, 2022
- Bill of Rights Day 2021 – Pic of the Week December 15th, 2021
- A Civil Body Politic: The Mayflower Compact and 17th-Century Corporations November 24th, 2021
- New Acquisition: 15th-Century Manuscript on the Laws of War for Knights November 15th, 2021
- Sir Matthew Hale and Evidence of Witchcraft October 30th, 2021
- Collection Highlights: Chancellor James Kent September 24th, 2021
- Celebrating Magna Carta’s Birthday June 15th, 2021
- Moses Levy, First Jewish Attorney in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania May 28th, 2021
- French Civil Code of 1804: Images from the Foreign and Comparative Law Webinar by Nicolas Boring May 26th, 2021
- New Acquisition: Justinian’s Institutes in Emblemata, Johannes Buno’s Memoriale Institutionum Juris May 5th, 2021