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Director of the Law Library and Professor of Law Emerita E. Ann Puckett has published “One of the Perfect People” in 107 Law Library Journal 156 (2015).
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Puckett publishes article in Law Library Journal Monday, October 12, 2015
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UGA Law Receives Big Gifts for Scholarship and Professorship Monday, October 12, 2015 Carter Chair in Tort and Insurance Law Emeritus R. Perry Sentell Jr. and Chair of Law Emeritus Verner F. Chaffin were featured in the Daily Report regarding two major gifts to Georgia Law to fund a scholarship and professorship. Georgia Law received $500,000 from an anonymous donor to added to a scholarship fund for Sentell and $1 million from the Chaffin family to create a professorial chair in his name. The article was written by Meredith Hobbs and published 10/9/15. |
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Baradaran speaks at National Press Club on her book "How the Other Half Banks" Friday, October 9, 2015 In honor of Harvard University Press' release of Associate Professor Mehrsa Baradaran's book "How the Other Half Banks," there was a breakfast discussion on America's banking system held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., that featured: Simon Johnson, professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management; Lisa Donner, the executive director of Americans for Financial Reform; David Dayen, journalist; and Baradaran. Discussions centered on the complexities of the American banking system and the potential solution of postal banking. |
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Baradaran speaks to American Postal Workers Union about her book Friday, October 9, 2015 Associate Professor Mehrsa Baradaran spoke to members of the American Postal Workers Union and the National Association of Letter Carriers about her book titled "How the Other Half Banks." The article was published by the American Postal Workers Union and appeared 10/9/15. |
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Cade affiliates with UGA Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute Friday, October 9, 2015 Assistant Professor Jason A. Cade has affiliated with UGA’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute, a coalition of faculty from all of UGA’s colleges and professional schools, as a core faculty member. |