Faculty
UConn School of Law has assembled some of the world’s most dedicated and insightful scholars who understand that law touches almost every aspect of our lives. Together with an expert clinical faculty and the support of distinguished practitioners in the adjunct faculty, they bring a mix of scholarly insight and practical experience into the classroom. This combination of expertise and commitment to shaping interdisciplinary legal and policy debates constitutes the defining feature of UConn Law's faculty — what we call practical wisdom.
Areas of Expertise
The UConn Law faculty’s expertise is broad and deep, allowing the law school to provide a vast array of courses across multiple fields of law. Among the faculty’s particular strengths are:
Richard Wilson
Richard Wilson publishes The Anti-Human Rights Machine: Digital Authoritarianism and The Global Assault on Human Rights (August 18, 2022). Human Rights Quarterly, Fall, 2022.
Minor Myers
Minor Myers publishes The Single-Owner Standard and the Public-Private Choice (June 20, 2022). 47 J. CORP. L. 675 (2022) (with Charles Korsmo).
Leslie Levin
Leslie Levin publishes 'This is Not Normal': The Role of Bar Organizations in Protecting Constitutional Norms and Values (July 1, 2022). Washington University Journal of Law and Policy.
Carleen Zubrzycki
Carleen Zubrzycki publishes Abortion’s Interoperability Trap: How the Law of Medical Records Will Facilitate Interstate Persecution of Contested Medical Procedures, and What to Do about It Yale Law Journal Forum, Forthcoming (June 27, 2022).
Bethany Berger
Bethany Berger publishes Race to Property: Racial Distortions of Property Law, 1634 to Today (April 12, 2022). Arizona Law Review.
