AUTHOR: Stephen Mayeaux

Stephen Mayeaux joined the Law Library of Congress in 2018. As a Senior Legal Information Specialist in the Digital Resources Division, Stephen helps to improve and expand online access to Law Library collections for Congress, federal agencies, the courts, researchers, students, and the public. Previously, Stephen worked for the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the American Library Association (ALA), as well as for public libraries in Maryland, Virginia, and Florida. Stephen received a BA from New York University and his Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) degree from the University of Pittsburgh.

Most Recent Posts

• Crowdsourcing Campaign Update: Hundreds of Additional Historical Legal Reports Now Available for Crowdsourcing July 6th, 2023
• Online Legal Reports Collection Surpasses 4,000 Historical and Contemporary Reports May 24th, 2023
• Volunteer Vignette: Transcribing Spanish History February 23rd, 2023
• Legal Contradictions for the Enslaved in 18th Century Mexico: The Case of Lorenzo Zabala December 7th, 2022
• An Interview with Drue Edney, Intern with the Digital Resources Division October 5th, 2022
• Mexico City’s Desagüe of 1607: From an Island to a Water Crisis September 2nd, 2022
• Celebrating over 3,000 Historical and Contemporary Legal Reports Now Online August 3rd, 2022
• Meet the Summer 2022 Herencia Interns and Volunteers July 20th, 2022
• Education in Early Modern Spain: Whose Responsibility? May 10th, 2022