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4New Resource! Confronting Structural Violence: Law Teaching Guides
Guest post by Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum: This week, the Cardozo Law Institute in Holocaust and Human Rights (CLIHHR) launched Confronting Structural Violence: Law Teaching Guides to provide open-access teaching resources…
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No CommentsMontana Supreme Court: Dinosaurs Fossils Do Not Constitute Minerals
Murray v. BEJ Minerals. This is interesting. Missoula Current has an article about it.
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No CommentsBob Dinerstein Named Acting Dean of American Law
American University's provost, Dan Myers, has announced that Professor Robert Dinerstein will serve as acting dean of the law school when Camille Nelson departs this summer. Dinerstein has deep experience…
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No CommentsDutton & Mohapatra on “COVID-19 and Law Teaching: Guidance on Developing An Asynchronous Online Course for Law Students”
Yvonne Dutton (IU McKinney) and Seema Mohapatra (IU McKinney) have posted to SSRN their article, COVID-19 and Law Teaching: Guidance on Developing An Asynchronous Online Course for Law Students. Here…
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No CommentsAALS CFP: Outsourced Borders and Invisible Walls
This just in: The Section on Immigration Law of the Association of American Law Schools invites papers for presentation at its principal session during the 2021 AALS Annual Meeting in…
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1Law Teaching During the Pandemic: What Profs Want Their Deans (and Other Administrators) to Know
Today I close out my 5-part series of blog posts reporting my very unscientific survey of law faculty experiences during the pandemic. I asked colleagues an open-ended question: Reflecting about ...
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No CommentsBen Spencer Named Dean of William & Mary Law
The William & Mary Law School has announced that its new dean will be A. Benjamin Spencer. Spencer, the Justice Thurgood Marshall Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of…
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