Case Western Reserve Law professor Sharona Hoffman recognized with distinguished research award
CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAW — At the recent annual celebration of faculty, Sharona Hoffman was awarded the 2023 Case Western Reserve University School of Law Distinguished Research Award. This annual award is given to one law school faculty member based on quality and quantity of scholarly publications during the past three years.
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CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAW — For college students, the weeks leading up to graduation typically bring about final exam cram sessions and the final touches on important class projects. However, for a trio of third-year law school students at Case Western Reserve University, their year-long project isn’t going to end when they graduate. Instead, in…
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW — The eight-week class hosted by Professor Emily Buss is designed to give incarcerated youths an opportunity to consider their rights while exposing the law students to the younger students’ worldview through in-class discussions on topics that include freedom of speech, due process and reproductive freedom, along with weekly mentoring sessions.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW — The University of Chicago Law School has awarded its inaugural Donald M. Ephraim Prize in Law and Economics to Megan T. Stevenson, Associate Professor of Law and Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Virginia.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW — Susan R. Jones, a professor of law and director of the GW Law Small Business and Community Economic Development Clinic, was announced as a recipient of a Fulbright Specialist Scholar Program award.
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UIC LAW — Last month, UIC Law Professor Michael Seng and law school alum Judge Sheila M. Murphy (Ret.) were honored with the “Outstanding Partnership” award at the Union League Boys and Girls Club (ULBGC) annual luncheon. The award, presented by ULBGC Board’s President Thomas Payne, highlights their innovative partnership in restorative justice.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY MCKINNEY LAW — Professor Frank Emmert was asked to serve on the Silicon Valley Arbitration & Mediation Center Task Force. The entity is developing guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in dispute settlement procedures.
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LEWIS & CLARK LAW — Known for her work in pioneering the field of crimmigration, Professor Juliet Stumpf has been named an Immigration Law Trailblazer in the National Law Journal.
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MERCER LAW — Karen Sneddon insists she’s not interesting — or funny. When asked for personal “fun facts” at panel discussions and getting-to-know-you sessions, she frequently leads with, “I was born in Scotland.” A truth that, even as she points out, is something that happened to her, not something she chose.
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MITCHELL HAMLINE LAW — Professor Mike Steenson received an honorary degree at Mitchell Hamline’s commencement on June 3. The law school’s board of trustees has approved the degree in recognition of his 50 years of service to Mitchell Hamline.
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