As a part of my coursework at the University of Chicago Law School, I’ll be attending a three-day seminar titled “The Roberts Court” next week. The seminar is co-taught by Lee Epstein (Washington University) and Adam Liptak (New York Times), with Judge Richard Posner, Dennis Hutchinson, and William Landes also participating.

I’m on the academic job market this fall. Please get in touch if you want to learn more about me, my research, or my teaching.

I’m one of two doctoral candidates selected for the new Master of Legal Studies (MLS) program at the University of Chicago Law School. The one-year degree program combines general 1L courses with advanced law courses relevant to my dissertation research. Tom Ginsburg will be my advisor through the program. I’m eager to elaborate, modify, and complicate the analysis of law in my research, and I’m confident that a joint degree with the Law School will advance that end.

I’ve been invited to attend a series of workshops put on by Project Safe Neighborhoods titled Strategic Problem Solving & Research Partnerships for Violence Reduction. The session will be held in Nashville on March 26.

I’ve accepted an invitation to moderate a panel on graduate student research in the social sciences at the University of Chicago. The conversation will be great; join me this Saturday, June 2nd at 2:45pm in Harper Memorial Library.

Updates coming soon…