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Read about Hilary Young’s $70,000 SSHRC grant, Mike Marin’s work on the new strategic plan, UNB Law’s participation in Peter Sankoff’s 100 Interns program, our mooting success and much more in the spring 2020 edition.
News & events from around the faculty
Professor Kerri Froc’s research into Canadian federalism was recently published in Vickers, Grace and Collier’s, Handbook on Gender, Diversity and Federalism.
UNB Law is continuing to renew its full-time faculty complement, welcoming three new full-time faculty members: Benjamin Perryman, who joined UNB this past January, Jason MacLean, who joins UNB in July 2020, and Sarah-jane Nussbaum, who starts in July 2021.
Peter Sankoff’s 100 Interns program is providing some relief for students through a series of paid internships in constitutional, criminal or animal law.
We are pleased to announce that Michael Marin has been named acting dean of UNB Law. Mike succeeds John Kleefeld, who has served as dean since 2017, and who will continue as a faculty member.
The first-year mooting program is a key component of UNB Law’s foundational Legal Research and Advocacy course. For many students, this is their first taste of the courtroom.
