John Farmer, Jr. Becomes Dean of the Law School
Dean Farmer begins his tenure following a prominent career in government service at the state and national level and in private practice. | Read Story
Scholarship of Professor Alan Hyde Recognized by Rutgers University
Labor and employment law scholar has been promoted to Professor II, which is reserved for faculty who have achieved national and international recognition in their field. | Read Story
Professor Mark Weiner Named Chancellor’s Distinguished Research Scholar
Legal historian’s scholarship bridges the disciplines of history, law and cultural studies. | Read Story
Law School Mourns Death of Professor John Payne
Key participant in the Mt. Laurel affordable housing law cases was also a driving force for historic preservation, particularly the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. | Read Story
Donita Judge ’03, Recognized “Change Maker”
In her high school yearbook, Donita Judge was very clear about her goal: to become a lawyer. It would take more than two decades to realize that goal. While continuing her 25-year career as a flight attendant, Judge earned her bachelor’s degree, graduating with highest honors, and then a J.D., serving as a Kinoy/Stavis Fellow and receiving the Judge J. Skelly Wright Prize for outstanding contributions to civil rights, civil liberties, and human affairs. Since 2004, she has been a member of Advancement Project’s Power and Democracy team and is the national organization’s state lead attorney covering Ohio. For her voter protection work, Judge received the 2009 New Jersey Association of Black Women Lawyer’s Public Section Change Maker Award. | Read Story
