Penn Carey Law professor Catherine T. Struve honored for excellence in teaching
PENN CAREY LAW — Catherine (Cathie) T. Struve, the David E. Kaufman & Leopold C. Glass Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, has been honored with the 2024 Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching.
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LOUISIANA RECORD — Tulane Law icons, Professors Stacy Seicshnaydre and Robert Westley, whose collective work in civil rights and constitutional law have shaped the careers of hundreds of students, were awarded the Faculty EDI Excellence in Teaching Award, one of the university’s highest teaching honors in EDI.
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THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION — If you’re wondering how generative AI has changed teaching, consider the classroom of Jeanne Law.
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GW LAW — Transform Mid-Atlantic awarded GW Law’s Professor Jones the Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion – Civic & Community Engagement (JEDI-CCE) Award.
Read More about George Washington Law professor Susan R. Jones honored for contributions to educationUC Law San Francisco professor Alina Ball recognized for excellence in teaching
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — If turning dense legal subjects into fun and engaging lessons is an art, then many UC Law SF students agree that Professor Alina Ball is a skilled artist – and one whose commitment to her craft extends far beyond the classroom.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC — Students in McGeorge School of Law’s Class of 2023 voted on the faculty for the law school’s annual Professor of the Year awards. The award recognizes faculty who excel in teaching and positively influence the lives of their students
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THE COLUMNS — Brandon Hasbrouck, associate professor of law and director of the Frances Lewis Law Center at Washington and Lee University, will give the inaugural Provost’s Lecture on Thursday, Sept. 14 at 5:30 p.m. in the Moot Courtroom in Sydney Lewis Hall.
Read More about Washington & Lee Law professor Brandon Hasbrouck to give inaugural Provost’s LectureWashington & Lee Law dean Melanie Wilson reflects on her first year at the school
THE COLUMNS — In the most recent issue of Discovery, our law alumni newsletter, Dean Melanie Wilson reflected on her first year in the Dean’s Office and what she is excited about in the year to come.
Read More about Washington & Lee Law dean Melanie Wilson reflects on her first year at the schoolWillamette Law professor Valerie Vollmar discusses experience teaching experiential education
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY — During her time on the Willamette Law faculty, Professor Emerita Valerie J. Vollmar JD’75 was not afraid to be first – from being amongst the first Willamette Law professors to use a computer to being the first to use PowerPoint slides in class – Vollmar was well known across campus for being a trailblazer.
Read More about Willamette Law professor Valerie Vollmar discusses experience teaching experiential educationNortheastern Law professor Michael Meltsner reflects on career ahead of retirement
NGN MAGAZINE — Michael Meltsner, the George J. and Kathleen Waters Matthews Distinguished University Professor of Law, who helped actualize the law school’s experiential learning mission while overseeing the development of its building, is retiring after 44 fruitful years.
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