Jacksonville University Law adds new members to the faculty
JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD — Now in its third year of instruction and provisionally accredited by the American Bar Association, the Jacksonville University College of Law expanded its faculty with five professors, a counselor and a law librarian.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Notre Dame Law School welcomed two full-time faculty members and three visiting scholars earlier this fall for the 2024-25 academic year. Each brings unique expertise and experience, coupled with a strong commitment to academic excellence, research, and the Law School’s mission to educate students to be a force for good…
Read More about Notre Dame Law welcomes new facultyUniversity of Tennessee Law names three new associate deans
KNOX TN TODAY — Zack Buck, Michael Higdon and Briana Rosenbaum have been named associate deans at the University of Tennessee College of Law. The announcement came from Lonnie T. Brown Jr., dean and Elvin E. Overton Distinguished Professor of Law. “I know that the law school could not be in better hands, and I look forward to working closely…
Read More about University of Tennessee Law names three new associate deansCampbell Law announces seven new members to Board of Visitors
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School Dean J. Rich Leonard has announced the addition of seven legal and industry leaders to the law school’s Board of Visitors.
Read More about Campbell Law announces seven new members to Board of VisitorsTulane Law names professor Martin Davies to char in maritime law
TULANE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL — Martin Davies, the longtime director of the Tulane Maritime Law Center and an internationally recognized authority in the field, has been named the Niels F. Johnsen Chair in Maritime Law. Davies succeeds Professor Robert Force, the iconic founder of Tulane’s maritime law program who held the Johnsen Chair in Maritime…
Read More about Tulane Law names professor Martin Davies to char in maritime lawUniversity of Colorado Law welcomes five new faculty members
COLORADO LAW — Jonathon Booth is a historian of democracy, race, law, and policing in the United States. He teaches courses including Criminal Law, American Legal History, and Law and History of Policing. Booth’s research reaches from the mid-nineteenth century to the present and focuses on the practical impact of law and its enforcement—in other words,…
Read More about University of Colorado Law welcomes five new faculty membersHofstra Law appoints Danielle Groner as assistant dean for communications
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — Hofstra Law is pleased to welcome Danielle Groner as our new Assistant Dean for Communications, effective November 4, 2024. In her 15-year career in public relations and communications, Groner has worked with a variety of businesses and institutions to develop their communications plans, events, branding initiatives, websites, marketing and social…
Read More about Hofstra Law appoints Danielle Groner as assistant dean for communicationsUniversity of Arizona Law professor Stephanie Stern named to endowed professorship
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA — The endowed professorship in natural resources law was made possible through a generous $1 million gift from University of Arizona alumni couple Desmond “Des” and Jean Ruley Kearns, ensuring the long-term advancement of this essential field. “I am honored and thrilled to be selected for the Kearns professorship,” said Stern.…
Read More about University of Arizona Law professor Stephanie Stern named to endowed professorshipIndiana University McKinney Law welcomes M. Alex Evans to the faculty
INDIANA UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS — Dr. M. Alex Evans joined the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law faculty as an Associate Professor of Law in fall 2024. Professor Evans currently teaches Critical Race Theory, Constitutional Law, and Criminal Law.
Read More about Indiana University McKinney Law welcomes M. Alex Evans to the facultyUniversity of Miami Law adds human rights and trade law expert Charles C. Jalloh to the faculty
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI — Joining the University of Miami School of Law finds Charles C. Jalloh in yet another place. The expert in many aspects of international law—from criminal to trade—has traveled the globe academically and professionally. Before academia, Jalloh served in roles such as counsel for the Canadian Department of Justice, associate legal officer at the United…
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