Stanford Law professor Michelle Mello co-authors paper on the public health benefits of wastewater surveillance
STANFORD LAW — Stanford Law School professor and professor of health policy at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Michelle Mello is the co-author of Wastewater-based Disease Surveillance for Public Health Action, a report released January 19. Stanford Medicine professor Ami Bhatt worked with Mello and the other committee members on the report.
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STANFORD LAW — Stanford Law School (SLS) recently named five students as the second class of Sallyanne Payton Fellows. Payton, was the first African-American student to graduate from SLS and the first to serve on the Stanford Law Review. The fellowship is one of two school-sponsored programs that honor historic firsts at the law school…
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — University of Virginia School of Law professor A. E. Dick Howard, a scholar who helped draft the state’s current constitution, has received the Virginia Bar Association’s top award. The Gerald L. Baliles Distinguished Service Award, renamed in 2008 for the former governor and 1967 Law School graduate, recognizes and appreciates…
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor A. E. Dick Howard honored by Virginia Bar AssociationPodcast: Wake Forest Law professor Alan Palmiter discusses his book on corporations and climate change
WAKE FOREST LAW — Alan Palmiter discusses his new book Sustainable Corporations and touches upon the future relationship between corporations and climate change, and the role shareholders have. There is also a conversation on the importance of personal integrity, collaboration, and trust within corporations.
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WILLIAM & MARY LAW — On Friday, January 6, William & Mary Law Professor Stacy Kern-Scheerer was sworn in to the Williamsburg City Council at the historic Courthouse of 1770 on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg. Administering the Oath of Office was The Honorable Holly B. Smith, presiding judge of the Williamsburg/James City…
Read More about William & Mary Law professor Stacy Kern begins term in Williamsburg City CouncilUC Berkeley Law professor Khiara M. Bridges to give keynote address at University of Virginia Law conference
UC BERKELEY LAW — Legal scholar Khiara M. Bridges will deliver the keynote address at the seventh annual Shaping Justice conference at the University of Virginia School of Law. The conference, “Safeguarding Bodily Autonomy: Examining the Intersections of Health and Justice,” will take place Feb. 3.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law professor Khiara M. Bridges to give keynote address at University of Virginia Law conferenceCleveland State University Law professor Chris Sagers appointed to position on Federal Transportation Board
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY LAW — CSU College of Law Professor Chris Sagers has been appointed to serve during 2023 as a Visiting Senior Fellow at the U.S. Surface Transportation Board, the Federal agency charged with the economic regulation of the rail industry. Professor Sagers will be on leave from CSU|LAW while he works with the…
Read More about Cleveland State University Law professor Chris Sagers appointed to position on Federal Transportation BoardDuke Law professor Anne Gordon elected to AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education executive committee
DUKE LAW — Clinical Professor Anne Gordon was elected to the Executive Committee for the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Section on Clinical Legal Education at the organization’s annual meeting earlier this month. One of three members, Gordon will serve a three-year term.
Read More about Duke Law professor Anne Gordon elected to AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education executive committeeFordham Law dean Matthew Diller explains why the school will no longer participate in US News rankings
FORDHAM LAW — Dean Matthew Diller describes the reasoning behind Fordham opting out of participating in US News rankings in a letter to Fordham Law Community.
Read More about Fordham Law dean Matthew Diller explains why the school will no longer participate in US News rankingsA look at innovation at the University of Hawai’i Law
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I LAW — As the dean of the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Camille Nelson said she is currently focused on “prioritizing excellence in core areas necessary for practice readiness.” This includes what she called “strategic hiring,” and she said the law school has recently…
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