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Bruce P. Smith to Lead the University of Illinois College of Law

By Gordon Smith, Christine, Hurt, Vic Fleischer, Fred Tung, Lisa Fairfax, David Zaring

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For those of you who did not hear my whoop of delight Friday at AALS, let me take a moment to post on the new Dean of the University College of Law, Bruce P. Smith.  As a member of the dean search committee, I have been involved (perhaps a little too involved) for the past sixteen months or so in the most important decision that a law school is called on to make:  who will lead them, and by implication, in which direction.  As a faculty, we were confident in the direction that we wanted the school to go, and we are equally confident that Dean Smith is the person to take us there. 

We are a spoiled faculty, spoiled by having our previous dean, Heidi Hurd, be a top-notch scholar, administrator and fundraiser.  Filling those shoes will not be easy, and finding potential shoe-wearers was particularly tricky.  At times, I was reminded of Jane and Michael Banks, the cute kids at the beginning of Mary Poppins, who write an advertisement (you must pronounce this in the British way -- ad-VERT-iss-ment) for the "perfect nanny."  Only one person meets these qualifications, of course, and that person is Mary Poppins.  I am happy to say that we have found the one person to meet our exacting qualifications, and that is Bruce Smith.

Full post as published by Conglomerate on January 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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