The Office of the Senior Vice President and Provost announced the appointment of Katheleen Guzman as dean of the OU College of Law Tuesday, pending final approval from the OU Board of Regents.
According to an email from interim Senior Vice President and Provost Jill Irvine, Guzman has served as the interim dean for the College of Law since 2019, associate director of the Law Center, associate dean of academics and associate dean for research and scholarship. She has also taught various courses âtargeting the dimensions of property and its transfer.â
The national search process for the dean of the College of Law attracted 25 âhighly qualified applicants.â The search committee â made up of 10 members representing the OU College of Law faculty, students and Board of Visitors, a staff representative and faculty representatives from the Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Gallogly College of Engineering â intervie
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Rutgers Jewish Fraternity Vandalized on Yom HaShoah By Debra Rubin | April 22, 2021
The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s office is investigating a prank perpetrated on a Jewish fraternity house on Rutgers University’s New Brunswick campus during a Yom HaShoah program as a bias incident. The university community and administration have widely condemned the building being “egged,” an apparently anti-Semitic act.
There were no eyewitnesses. Rutgers police, which is investigating, confirmed there is no security footage of the vandalism at the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity house on Sicard Street.
The incident occurred during a 24-hour reading of the names of Holocaust victims and was first reported in the student newspaper, the Daily Targum. It drew a swift response from other students and university officials.
Rutgers Jewish Fraternity Vandalized During Yom HaShoah Program By Debra Rubin | April 19, 2021
The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s office is investigating a prank perpetrated on a Jewish fraternity house on Rutgers University’s New Brunswick campus during a Yom HaShoah program as a bias incident. The university community and administration have widely condemned the building being “egged,” apparently anti-Semitic act.
There were no eyewitnesses. Rutgers police, which is investigating, confirmed there is no security footage of the vandalism at the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity house on Sicard Street.
The incident occurred during a 24-hour reading of the names of Holocaust victims and was first reported in the student newspaper, the Daily Targum. It drew a swift response from other students and university officials.