Professor Julie Randolph teaches courses focused on research, writing, and litigation, including Legal Research and Writing, Advanced Legal Research, Pennsylvania Legal Research, and Civil Procedure II. Her research interests are legal research and Pennsylvania legal history. She is a Consulting Historian for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Historical Commission.
Professor Randolph received her JD from New York University School of Law. After graduation, she was a litigation associate in Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP’s Philadelphia office, specializing in aviation and complex civil litigation, and she later served as the firm’s Director of New Business Intake. She then earned her MSLIS from Drexel University and worked as a reference librarian at Temple Law Library, teaching research classes, assisting faculty and students, and overseeing the library’s rare books collection, before transitioning to a full-time faculty position.