Robert Brammer started work at the Law Library of Congress in September of 2012 as a Legal Reference Librarian. Robert was a reference librarian at the Rupert Smith County Law Library from 2008-2010, and a reference, electronic services, and circulation librarian at the Stetson University College of Law from 2010-2012. Robert Brammer earned his J.D. from Wayne State, his M.L.S. from Florida State, and his B.A. from the University of Kentucky. In his spare time, Robert enjoys legal history, restoring antique cars, adventure runs, kayaking, and hiking.
Most Recent Posts
- The Constitution Annotated Online Celebrates Its First Anniversary September 17th, 2020
- Join the Law Library of Congress at the 2020 National Book Festival September 15th, 2020
- New Committee Hearing Transcripts on Congress.gov: New, Tip, and Top for September 2020 September 10th, 2020
- Introducing the New Civic Education Models Report September 8th, 2020
- Constitution Day 2020 – “The Bulwark of Freedom”: African-American Members of Congress and the Constitution During Reconstruction August 25th, 2020
- Explore the Bound Congressional Record on Congress.gov August 17th, 2020
- On the Shelf – COVID-19 August 11th, 2020
- When the Former Vice President of the Confederacy Debated Civil Rights with an African American Congressman July 22nd, 2020
- Happy Fourth of July – What Did the British Think about the Declaration of Independence? July 2nd, 2020
- An Interview with Jessica Craig, Junior Fellow June 23rd, 2020