THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON — Following a national search, The University of Akron (UA) School of Law (Akron Law) has named Emily Janoski-Haehlen as the School’s next dean. She will begin on Feb. 21, 2022, pending approval by the UA Board of Trustees. “She is the right leader at the right time,” said Executive Vice President and Provost John Wiencek. “Her many years in leadership and in the classroom are an asset for us, especially as we put renewed focus on student success and community.” Janoski-Haehlen currently serves as associate dean of academic affairs and law technology programs for Akron Law, as well as director of the Law Library. She joined the faculty in 2017, teaching Technology in Law, Social Media Law, Legal Drafting and Legal Research. Her current research explores social media law, internet privacy, legal research instruction strategies and technology in the practice of law. In her new role, Janoski-Haehlen’s primary responsibility will be to provide executive oversight of the day-to-day operations and all routine functions of Akron Law, including increasing overall enrollment and Bar passage rates.