
Highly accomplished new faculty join Seattle U Law
The law school welcomes an accomplished cohort of new tenure-track faculty members.
Seattle University School of Law is home to an outstanding faculty of committed teacher-scholars. Our professors do not choose between scholarship and teaching, but rather are experts in their fields who are drawn to share their knowledge with students.
The law school welcomes an accomplished cohort of new tenure-track faculty members.
'My experience as a teacher of bright, dedicated, and hard-working students is quintessential to my role as a professor.'
Brodoff has been a fierce advocate for laws and policies to protect the state's most vulnerable populations.
Companies often introduce improvements during union-organizing efforts, says Professor Charlotte Garden.
Professor Emeritus John Strait weighs in on a conflict regarding the consent decree governing Seattle police.
Professor Charlotte Garden says this case does not undo the court's previous pro-arbitration rulings.
Our teacher-scholars are recognized as trusted thought leaders in legal academia
Professor Deborah Ahrens is known for her sense of humor and open-door policy.
The faculty’s administrative staff are available to help connect you with a faculty member and provide more information.
Convening leading academics and jurists to critically examine the intersection of law and corporations.
Dedicated to promoting the study of Indian law and policy in the U.S. legal academy.
Furthering tribal sovereignty through innovative programs and learning opportunities.
Advancing social justice, equality, and freedom through targeted advocacy.
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law
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