Notre Dame Law dean G. Marcus Cole reappointed to a five-year term
NOTRE DAME LAW — Joseph A. Matson Dean and Professor of Law G. Marcus Cole has been reappointed to lead Notre Dame Law School for another five-year term. John McGreevy, the Charles and Jill Fischer Provost of the University of Notre Dame, announced Cole’s reappointment as dean on Tuesday in an email to Law School…
Read More about Notre Dame Law dean G. Marcus Cole reappointed to a five-year termNotre Dame Law dean G. Marcus Cole receives legal service award for work in religious liberty
NOTRE DAME LAW — The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty presented its 2023 Legal Service Award to Notre Dame Law School Dean G. Marcus Cole on Thursday, May 25, at Becket’s annual gala in New York City.
Read More about Notre Dame Law dean G. Marcus Cole receives legal service award for work in religious libertyPenn Carey Law announces recipients of teaching awards
PENN CAREY LAW — Penn Carey Law recognized six faculty members with teaching awards for the 2022-2023 academic year.
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW — Dozens of legal scholars met this week at the University of Richmond School of Law for the school’s annual Junior Faculty Forum. The workshop, offered each year at the start of the summer, brings together junior law professors from across the country to present their scholarship in an informal, collegial…
Read More about University of Richmond Law hosts junior faculty forumStanford Law professor Daniel Ho presents testimony on artificial intelligence before US Senate
STANFORD LAW — On May 16, 2023, Professor Daniel E. Ho1 presented testimony to the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs’ hearing on artificial intelligence. Ho, the William Benjamin Scott and Luna M. Scott Professor of Law, serves as an appointed member to the National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Commission, advising the White…
Read More about Stanford Law professor Daniel Ho presents testimony on artificial intelligence before US SenateUniversity of Virginia Law professors publish scholarship on democracy and federal courts
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — UVA Law’s Federal Court Scholars, Melissa Castro Wyatt, Fran Cannon Slayton and Mary Wood, reflect on trends and influence of process in judiciary.
Read More about University of Virginia Law professors publish scholarship on democracy and federal courtsUniversity of Virginia Law professor Frederick Schauer honored for excellence in legal writing
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — Professor Frederick Schauer won the 2023 Scribes Book Award for “The Proof: Uses of Evidence in Law, Politics, and Everything Else,” among other accolades for the University of Virginia School of Law community.
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor Frederick Schauer honored for excellence in legal writingPodcast: Western New England Law professor Julie Steiner discusses how to use digital tools in the classroom
WESTERN NEW ENGLAND LAW — Julie Steiner, Western New England Law, talks about the progression of incorporating digital learning in the classroom and the benefits of using digital tools to teach. She also tells the origin story of PracticePerfect Torts, how she uses it in her classroom, and what results she has seen from using…
Read More about Podcast: Western New England Law professor Julie Steiner discusses how to use digital tools in the classroomYale Law professor Scott J. Shapiro teaches law students hacking skills to understand cybersecurity law
YALE LAW — Dr. Shapiro teaches law and philosophy at Yale and is the director of the Yale Cybersecurity Lab. Dr. Shapiro has taught a cybersecurity course that shows students how to “hack” computers for four years in order to emphasize the importance of cybersecurity.
Read More about Yale Law professor Scott J. Shapiro teaches law students hacking skills to understand cybersecurity lawLaw School Entry-Level Faculty Hiring Is Flat; FAR Applicants Are Down 17% (68% From 2011)
(TaxProf Blog) by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares data and graphics from Sarah Lawsky’s (Northwestern Law) hiring report for entry level law school faculty.
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