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lola_wants
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Transfers in academia?
There's often debate on this forum as to whether or not transfering to HYS ups your chances at academia or not. Maybe we can post examples of law school profs who were transfers, ITT, so folks can get a sense for what it might take? I figure academics who transferred would be easier to suss out than other transfers because the nature of the academic CV means they probably are still listing their old school--if I'm wrong, forget this exercise!
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ReversedAndRemanded
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Elizabeth Iglesias: first year at University of Miami, transferred to Y, now a full professor back at Miami.
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transplantedbuckeye
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court of the United States.
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lawgod
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Which law school is the supreme court? And what makes you think she is a professor there, she is a judge there.transplantedbuckeye wrote:Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court of the United States.
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Kretzy
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Re: Transfers in academia?
She transferred from Harvard to Columbia, serving on both law reviews, and then taught at Rutgers and Columbia. No need to attempt snark when it's that poor.lawgod wrote:Which law school is the supreme court? And what makes you think she is a professor there, she is a judge there.transplantedbuckeye wrote:Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court of the United States.
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lawgod
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Sorry. Didn't think you'd take it personally.Kretzy wrote:She transferred from Harvard to Columbia, serving on both law reviews, and then taught at Rutgers and Columbia. No need to attempt snark when it's that poor.lawgod wrote:Which law school is the supreme court? And what makes you think she is a professor there, she is a judge there.transplantedbuckeye wrote:Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court of the United States.
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darklighter13
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Scott Baker. Started at George Mason, transferred to Chicago where he published on to law review. Has a Ph.D. in Economics from UNC, where he was a professor of law before moving to WUSTL.
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lola_wants
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Re: Transfers in academia?
Awesome! I think it might be helpful to also post folks who have gone on to other prestigious things (Bristow, SCotUS clerkships, etc.); I just don't know if it's particularly easy to identify transfers (RBG excepted) in those gigs.
