Claire M. Germain, associate dean for legal information & Clarence J. TeSelle Professor of Law, thanks the search committee members for their work in steering the process, and those who participated in the interviews and provided feedback.

“We, in the LIC, intend to do our best to integrate fully into the mission and programs of the Law School, with a focus on fostering faculty scholarship and preparing students to be proficient researchers. Elizabeth will play a key role in this effort,” Germain said.