David G. Badertscher

Principal Law Librarian (Retired)

David Badertscher Professional Milestones

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1935

Mr. Badertscher is born in Morrow, Ohio to Glen C. and Blanche Badertscher.

1957

Mr. Badertscher receives a Bachelor of Science from Indiana State University.

1957

Mr. Badertscher becomes a teacher at Rockville High School in Indiana.

1961

Mr. Badertscher becomes a teacher at Medinah Elementary School in Illinois.

1962

Mr. Badertscher receives a Master of Science in social science from Indiana State University.

1963

Mr. Badertscher works at the library at Elgin Academy.

1964

Mr. Badertscher becomes a teacher at Beachwood High School in Ohio.

1965

Mr. Badertscher works at the Chicago Public Library.

1966

Mr. Badertscher works as circulation and assistant reference librarian at the University of Chicago Law School.

1967

Mr. Badertscher receives a Master of Library Science in library and information science from Rosary College (now Dominican University).

1970

Mr. Badertscher serves as a librarian at Schiff Hardin Waite Dorschel & Britton in Chicago, Illinois.

1970

Mr. Baderscher serves as a consultant for Urban Research Corporate in Chicago, Illinois.

1972

Mr. Badertscher serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of Computer Law Service.

1973

Mr. Badertscher works as executive librarian at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.

1977

Mr. Badertscher serves as a consultant for Herner & Co.

1978

Mr. Bardertscher becomes director of the library at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy in New York, New York.

1980

Mr. Badertscher becomes principal law librarian of the New York Supreme Court in New York, New York.

2012

Mr. Badertscher serves as an award judge for the Technology Managers Forum.

2012

Mr. Badertscher receives the Special Merit Award from the New York Supreme Court of the New York State Unified Court System.

2019

Mr. Badertscher is appointed a member of the Board of Directors of the Fellowship Foundation.

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