The Judaica Collection at Yale: Curator

The Judaica Curator is responsible for giving focus and direction to the Judaica Collection, for locating rare and unusual items, and for assisting students, faculty, and visiting scholars. The curator collects Judaica in many formats--printed, CD ROMs, micro-film and micro-fiche, manuscripts, etc.--and from all periods--biblical, post-biblical, medieval, and modern. The goal of the Judaic Studies Program at the Yale Library is to provide the best support possible to faculty, students, and scholars who use our collections. Information on reading Hebrew on the Web can be found at various sites; see also the Selected Internet Resources. The office of the Judaica Curator, Nanette Stahl, is next door to the reading room in 335A. To contact the Judaica Curator, please phone (203) 432-7207 during business hours or email her at nanette.stahl@yale.edu.

Last revised 22 May 1997. Send reference questions about the Judaica Collection and comments about this web site to nanette.stahl@yale.edu, the Curator of the Yale University Library Judaica Collection. This file is located at http://www.library.yale.edu/judaica/