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Christine Charnosky

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Legal Education Reporter at Law.com

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  • 'Profound Fear, Concern and Confusion' Plague Harvard University, Law School

    1 week ago | law.com | Christine Charnosky

    At Harvard University and Harvard Law School, students and faculty have expressed “profound fear, concern and confusion” in response to the Trump administration's efforts to block international students from attending the school, according to court documents in the university's federal lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security over the mandate.

  • DC Litigator Kannon Shanmugam Elected to Harvard Corporation

    1 week ago | law.com | Christine Charnosky

    Harvard Law School alumnus and prominent Washington, D.C., litigator Kannon Shanmugam has been selected to join the Harvard Corporation, effective July 1.

  • Northwestern Law Names Interim Dean

    1 week ago | law.com | Christine Charnosky

    Zachary Clopton, a professor of law who currently serves as associate dean for Research and Intellectual Life, has been named intern dean of Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, effective July 22. Clopton will succeed Hari Osofsky, who, after serving as dean for four years, announced last week that she would be stepping down July 21.

  • Despite High Turnover, Diversity Among Law Deans Sees Little Change

    1 week ago | law.com | Christine Charnosky

    The law school deanship landscape is constantly changing, with 25% of law schools appointing a new dean in the last year, but despite the high turnover, the changes in the ethnic and gender makeup of deans have remained subtle in recent years. While shifts have been incremental, the share of Black law deans has seen the highest rate of growth over the last four years, according to an analysis of data compiled by Rosenblatt’s Deans Database (RDD).

  • Hundreds of International Harvard Law Students Could Lose Enrollment Status in Wake of DHS Mandate

    1 week ago | practicesource.com | Christine Charnosky

    By Christine CharnoskyDepartment of Homeland Security’s decision to terminate the university’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program could affect more than 300 international students who are enrolled in Harvard Law’s J.D. and LL.M. programs, comprising roughly 17% of current enrollees for both programs. Read More

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Christine Charnosky
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6 Oct 23

St. Mary's Law Professor Accused of Raping Student Reinstated After Accuser Found 'Not Credible' https://t.co/ESZLM7lg2O via @lawdotcom

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4 Oct 23

Pre-Law Students Avoid Using AI for Admissions, Kaplan Survey Reports https://t.co/G7WgpQeRGz via @lawdotcom Check out the awesome video in the story created by Thomas Phillips!

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Christine Charnosky @CCharnosky
26 Aug 23

Former GMU Law Professor Files $108M Lawsuit Against Women Accusing Him of Sexual Misconduct https://t.co/LsD6XWDz5n via @lawdotcom