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Dean Boise Thanksgiving Message 2020
The College of Law wishes you all a happy, safe, and healthy Thanksgiving.
Professor William C. Banks Optimistic About Successful Transition for Biden Despite Delays
A Syracuse University Law School Professor says President Elect Joe Biden won’t have a problem catching up three weeks after the election because his team has been preparing all along.
Professor Shubha Ghosh Addresses the American Center in Moscow on "Igniting Innovative Start-Ups"
November 16-22 is Global Entrepreneurship Week — a week-long festival that celebrates and cultivates national and global entrepreneurship ecosystems. To mark Global Entrepreneurship Week and to connect, inspire, and help Russian students, start-ups and entrepreneurs, the American Center in Moscow invited Dr. Shubha Ghosh to lecture on “Igniting Innovative Start-Ups” on Nov. 18, 2020.
Professor Nina Kohn on WHEC: Nursing Home Residents Are Being Disenfranchised
“A resident of a nursing home needs substantial assistance typically to be able to vote and when that assistance isn’t forthcoming, as a practical matter, they won’t be able to vote” ...
Innovation Law Center: Where Law, Technology and Business Intersect
Students and faculty at the Innovation Law Center partner across disciplines, helping clients bring next-generation products to market.
Professor Peter Blanck Publishes on Workplace Accommodations in the Legal Profession
This article focuses on workplace accommodations, with findings that: “Disabled lawyers, older women lawyers, older racial/ethnic minority lawyers, and LGBQ minority lawyers have relatively low odds of having requests granted. The results highlight the need to consider intersectional identities in the accommodation process.”
Goldstein receives Grunin Prize
Goldstein recognized with the 2020 Grunin Prize for Law and Social Entrepreneurship
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Kristen Barnes
Professor of Law
Kristen Barnes is a Professor of Law. Professor Barnes teaches courses on Property, Housing Law, and Voting Rights Law. Barnes received her B.A. in Political Science from Vassar College, J.D. from Harvard Law School, and Ph.D. in Literature from Duke University. Dr. Barnes’s scholarship focuses on anti-discrimination and equality law, property, housing, education, constitutional law, and pensions.…
