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South Texas Law Recognizes Faculty for Outstanding Scholarship, Service, Teaching

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Sunday, December 22, 2024

South Texas Law Recognizes Faculty for Outstanding Scholarship, Service, Teaching

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South Texas College of Law Houston recently honored 15 faculty members with awards recognizing outstanding contributions in the areas of scholarship, service, and teaching.

Honors for these areas of excellence are given each year. The fall 2024 awards were presented by Amanda Peters, associate dean for faculty and professor of law. 

She noted the scholarship awards recognize proficient writers; the service awards recognize individuals who served the school on hard-working committees; and the teaching awards are based on student evaluations plus teaching practices that result in students learning the law from a professor who maintains high standards and whose teaching emphasizes practical skills.

SCHOLARSHIP

Josh Blackman, Centennial Chair of Constitutional Law and professor of law; Amanda Cooley, Vincent & Elkins Research Professor and professor of Law; Frank Fagan, associate professor of law; Val Ricks, Godwin Lewis PC Research Professor and professor of law; and Katherine T. Vukadin, professor of law.

SERVICE

Vanessa Browne-Barbour, professor of law; R. Randall “Randy” Kelso, Spurgeon E. Bell Distinguished Professor of Law and professor of law; Jean Powers, professor of law; D’Andra Millsap Shu, associate professor of law; and Kevin Yamamoto, professor of law.

TEACHING 

Debra Berman, director of the Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution and professor of law; Ryan Nelson, associate professor of law; Fran Ortiz, professor of law; Charles W. “Rocky” Rhodes, Charles Weigel II Research Professor of State and Federal Constitutional Law and professor of law; and John Worley, director of the Transactional Practice Center and professor of law.

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