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2024

Finding the Why: A profile of Camille Davidson

Posted: August 7, 2024
New President and Dean Camille Davidson comes from a family of teachers, and she’s committed to helping students find their purpose through legal education In the spring of 1998, after a long legal battle, the state of Mississippi released the records from its infamous Sovereignty Commission. The nearly 125,000 pages of files detailed 17 years …

Finding the Why: A profile of Camille Davidson

Mitchell Hamline offers Law and the Holocaust public lecture series

Posted: August 2, 2024
Law and the Holocaust
Professor Greg Duhl and Shira Shapiro ’09 of Robins Kaplan LLP are collaborating this fall to offer law students and members of the public alike an opportunity to discuss the legal theory and law related to the Holocaust. Mitchell Hamline is proud to gather leading experts in the field to deliver this lecture series and …

Mitchell Hamline offers Law and the Holocaust public lecture series

Coben steps away from full-time teaching; Roy and Morrow retire

Posted: July 29, 2024
James Coben After 35 years at Hamline University School of Law and Mitchell Hamline School of Law, Professor Coben is stepping away from full-time teaching but will continue to teach dispute-resolution courses. He remains a senior fellow in the Dispute Resolution Institute and will help build out DRI’s new Laboratory for Advancing Dispute Resolution Skills …

Coben steps away from full-time teaching; Roy and Morrow retire

Prof. Denise Roy retires from Mitchell Hamline after three decades

Posted: July 25, 2024
It can be bittersweet to leave a place before you’re ready, something Professor Denise Roy has now done twice in her career. The first time was in 1991, as Roy made the decision to add the title “professor” to her repertoire. Now, she faces the same emotions when, after spending 33 years teaching law students, …

Prof. Denise Roy retires from Mitchell Hamline after three decades