The University of New Mexico School of Law has announced that it will take the road less traveled, and will be led by co-deans. UNM Professors Alfred Mathewson and Sergio Pareja will share the job. Mathewson holds a JD from Yale and joined the faculty in 1983. Pareja holds a JD from Georgetown and joined UNM in 2005.
Like the two praetors of ancient Rome!
I'm curious about how this works. If a dean needs to make a decision, does either dean suffice? Do you need both deans to agree? Does it depend on the issue?
Perhaps they alternate days, like the consuls: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Cannae#Roman_command
So who's playing Davis Bannercheck, and who's playing Big Head?
The co-President thing worked so well for GW Bush and Cheney.