Rabbi Emanuel Quint, a distinguished rabbi, lawyer, and scholar, has dedicated his life to training and inspiring those of all ages who lack the language skills, scholarly background, and general training to study the sources of their Jewish tradition. In addition to his positions as dean of the Jerusalem Institute of Jewish Law (which he cofounded with Rabbi Abin Steinsaltz) and rosh kollel, he serves as Visiting Scholar-in-Residence in forums throughout Israel, challenging and stimulating his audiences with the depth and breadth of his knowledge in rabbinic law, Torah, and Talmud.

In addition to his numerous articles and edited publications, he coauthored Jewish Jurisprudence (with Professor Neil Hecht), which bears the approbation of the late Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik. As one of the founders and trustees of Touro College, Rabbi Quint received an honorary doctor of law degree, as well as serving as president of the Young Israel Council in Israel, head of the beth din of the Young Israel Rabbis in Israel, Vice President of the Orthodox Union in Israel, and a member of the board of trustees of Jerusalem College of Technology. Before moving to Israel nearly twenty years ago, he was a senior partner of the New York law firm Quint, Marx, and Chill.