First-Year Legal Research and Writing Faculty
The first-year legal research and writing curriculum is taught by full-time tenured, tenure-track, and visiting faculty members. Faculty produce scholarship about legal communication and legal writing pedagogy as well as in other areas including human rights, international law, environmental law, media law, professional responsibility, and reproductive rights. Faculty have held positions in state and federal government, as judicial clerks, in international and public interest organizations, and as attorneys in large and small firms. They hold leadership positions in state, regional, and national legal research and writing organizations. Some hold advanced degrees in law, human communication, library science, and other fields.
Stephanie A. Vaughan
Professor of Law
Jason Derrick
Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law in Research & Writing
Royal C. Gardner
Professor of Law and Director, Institute for Biodiversity Law and Policy