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Tax Prof Moves, 2020-23

Here is a list of (1) visiting assistant professor hires; (2) entry-level hires; (3) lateral moves; (4) promotions, tenures, chairs, and professorships; (5) administrative appointments: (6) visits; and (7) retirements involving tax professors in 2016-2020. (Email me any omissions.) 

MovesVAP Hires

Entry Level Hires

Lateral Moves

Promotions, Tenures, Chairs, and Professorships

Administrative Appointments

Visits

  • David Brennen (Kentucky) to Duke (2022-23)
  • Allison Christians (McGill) to Virginia (Spring 2023) 
  • Wei Cui (British Columbia) to NYU (Fall 2022)
  • Tessa Davis (South Carolina) to Georgia (2022-23)
  • Michael Doran (Virginia) to Georgetown (2022-23)
  • Robert Duran (Manatt Phelps & Phillips) to Mississippi (2022-23)
  • David Elkins (Netanya) to NYU (2021-23)
  • Clifton Fleming (BYU) to Vienna University of Economics and Business (October 2022)
  • Daniel Hemel (Chicago) to NYU (2021-22)
  • Diane Kemker (Southern) to DePaul (Spring 2023)
  • René Matteoti (Zurich) to Northwestern (January 2023)
  • Leigh Osofsky (North Carolina) to NYU (Fall 2022)
  • Gregg Polsky (Georgia) to Northwestern (Spring 2023)
  • Gregg Polsky (Georgia) to NYU (Fall 2022)
  • Gail Richmond (Nova) to Florida A&M (2021-23)
  • Amparo Grau Ruiz to Northwestern (2022-23)
  • Dan Shaviro (NYU) to Virginia (Spring 2023)
  • Donald Tobin (Maryland) to Georgetown (Fall 2022) 
  • Richard Winchester (Seton Hall) to NYU (Spring 2023)
  • Eric Zolt (UCLA) to NYU (Fall 2022)

Retirements

For prior years' Tax Prof Moves, see:


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