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BY: Kristi Tousignant
POSTED: April 30, 2013
Tags: dean, Elena Kagan, John and Frances Angelos Law Center, Justice Elena Kagan, Law, legal news, maryland, Supreme Court, ub law, united states
![]()  While U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan acknowledges the precarious state of legal education today, she believes there are law schools that will make it through these times even stronger.
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BY: Kristi Tousignant
POSTED: April 16, 2013
Tags: dean, gov. o'malley, John and Frances Angelos Law Center, legal news, newsmakers, ron weich, ub law, united states department of justice, university of baltimore school of law
![]()  As the University of Baltimore School of Law’s new building opens this month, its dean, Ronald Weich, sat down with The Daily Record editors and reporters to discuss long-term goals, the future of legal education and what, exactly, he does during those long car rides between Baltimore and his home near Washington, D.C.
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: July 18, 2012
Tags: dean, dr. lloyd b. minor, johns hopkins university, jonathan a. bagger, physician, provost, search, senior vice president, stanford university school of medicine
Dr. Lloyd B. Minor, provost of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, has been named dean of the Stanford University School of Medicine, according to announcements by the two universities. Minor, a physician, has spent nearly two decades at Hopkins, and has been provost and senior vice president for academic affairs for the past three [...]
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BY: Melody Simmons
POSTED: May 29, 2012
Tags: Arts and Sciences, Bernard T. Ferrari, dean, Education, engineering, Ferrari Consultancy, Hopkins President Ronald J. Daniels, Journal of the American Medical Association, Lloyd B. Minor, McKinsey & Co., McKinsey Quarterly, medicine, New England Journal of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health, Ochsner Clinic, Power Listening: Mastering the Most Critical Business Skill of All, The Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School, Yash P. Gupta
Bernard T. Ferrari, a former director at the management consulting firm McKinsey & Co., has been named dean of The Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School, effective July 1. Ferrari, 63, will succeed Yash P. Gupta, who stepped down in June 2011. A former surgeon and administrator at the Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans, he [...]
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BY: Associated Press
POSTED: May 24, 2012
Tags: Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, college, dean, director, Education, jacqueline williams, school
WBAL-TV reports that Jacqueline Williams has become the first woman and the first African-American to take over the high school. Williams had been serving as interim director and was officially named to the position of director on Tuesday. Williams is also is a graduate, former teacher and dean of students at the school. She has [...]
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BY: Kristi Tousignant
POSTED: April 25, 2012
Tags: alfredo p. garcia, capitol hill, dean, finalist, michele e. gilman, nichoals allard, patricia salkin, patton boggs, penelope bryan, phillip j. closius, president barack obama, ronald weich, sen. edward m. kennedy, sen. harry reid, u.s. attorney general, UB President Robert L. Bogomolny, university of baltimore law school, zuckerman spaeder
Ronald Weich will go from lobbying legislators on Capitol Hill to navigating the political inroads of the university system after the University of Baltimore School of Law named him as its new dean this week. Weich, who comes from a political and government background, is being heralded by school officials as a non-traditional choice that [...]
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BY: Kristi Tousignant
POSTED: March 23, 2012
Tags: dean, Education, finalists, Interim Dean F. Michael Higginbotham, maryland, named, ub law, university of baltimore school of law
The University of Baltimore School of Law has named five finalists in its search for a new dean, including a big-firm lawyer, an assistant attorney general at the Justice Department, and three academic candidates. None of the finalists is currently at the school. Interim Dean F. Michael Higginbotham, who has served since the controversial resignation [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: December 22, 2011
Tags: baltimore city board of school commissioners, Court of Appeals, dean, EBDI, hopkins, lawsuit, maryland insurance administration, Maryland Jockey Club, Maryland State Lottery Agency, Paul B. Rothman, State Center claim dismissed, Week in Review
Marchers demand jobs from EBDI Chanting “We want jobs!” and “If we don’t work, nobody works,” city residents marched on East Baltimore Development Inc. headquarters Tuesday, demanding more employment opportunities at the redevelopment site. EBDI CEO Christopher Shea told them his organization has a process for evaluating and recommending residents to employers, and he urged the [...]
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BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: August 18, 2011
Tags: Baltimore, Baltimore Board of Estimates, Baltimore Grand Prix, Baltimore International College, Charm City Circulator, closius, Court of Appeals, court of special appeals, dean, first mariner bancorp., mbe, rules, St. Joseph CEO, ub law, Video Lottery Facility Location Commission, Week in Review
Ft. McHenry added to free bus route Expansion of the 21-bus Charm City Circulator to include the Fort McHenry Monument and National Shrine will take place soon — in time for the War of 1812 bicentennial celebration in Baltimore. A $1.5 million federal transportation grant will cover 65 percent of the costs of the “Star Spangled [...]
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BY: Danny Jacobs
POSTED: August 14, 2011
Tags: dean, financial, higginbotham, law dean, phillip j. closius, President Robert L. Bogomolny, school of law, solution, University of Baltimore
Comments: 4
At the suggestion of his successor, former University of Baltimore School of Law Dean Phillip J. Closius has proposed a way to resolve the financial issues between the law school and university that led to his resignation last month. Closius would like the law school, not the university, to make any recommendation about a tuition [...]
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