The College of Law has a tradition of substantial faculty involvement in service activities. Each spring, Georgia State Law will honor one full-time faculty member who, within the previous two calendar years, has compiled a substantial and continuing record of outstanding service. The award is given in honor of Steven J. Kaminshine, who faithfully served as dean from 2005 to 2017.
The award recipient receives $1,000, as well access to preferred parking in the V Lot (at his or her expense) for one year. Faculty members who have received the award in the last five years and those who hold administrative appointments at the associate dean level are not eligible. Nominations are due by Friday, March 31.
The Recipients
- 2017: Leslie E. Wolf, professor of law and director of the Center for Law, Health & Society
- College/University Service: serving in leadership positions on committees, participating in faculty governance, contributing to projects that help the college or university meet strategic goals;
- Service to Students: counseling and mentoring students, advising student organizations and other activities that contribute to improving the quality of students’ law school experience;
- Significant Project Development and Management: planning, leading and implementing projects or initiatives for the college or university that may require years of work; or
- Professional/Community Service: organizing major conferences, holding a major office in a professional organization, engaging in extraordinary pro bono legal advocacy or other pro bono contributions; or making other outstanding contributions to the local, state, national or international communities.
The post Steven J. Kaminshine Award for Excellence in Service appeared first on College of Law.
