Paul L. Caron
Dean
Pepperdine Caruso
School of Law
Tax Prof Moves
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UDC Seeks Visitor to Supervise Tax Clinic
The University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law is looking to hire a visitor to supervise its Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic in the 2007-08 academic year. For more information or to apply, contact either of the co-chairs of the faculty appointments committee: William Robinson Joseph Tulman
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Tax Prof Moves, 2007-08
Entry Level Hires Keith Fogg (Villanova Tax Clinic) David Gamage (UC-Berkeley) (currently Visiting Assistant Professor at Texas) Kristin Gutting (Charleston) (currently Visiting Assistant Professor at Florida) Sarah Lawsky (George Washington) Edward Osei (Widener) Adam Rosenzweig (Washington University) (currently Visiting Assistant Professor at Northwestern) Promotions and Tenures Craig Boise (Case Western) to Associate Professor of Law…
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Retirement of Indiana’s Tom Allington
Tax Prof Thomas B. Allington retired last week after 37 years on the Indiana-Indianapolis faculty. From the press release: Tom Allington’s IU career has spanned over three decades and three different buildings. He joined the faculty in 1970 after teaching at the University of South Dakota School of Law. … Aside from the intricacies of…
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Tennessee Seeks Tax Visitor for Spring 2008
Tennessee needs visitors to teach tax, wills & trusts, and family law in Spring 2008. For more information, or to apply, contact Doug Blaze, Art Stolnitz and E.E. Overton Distinquished Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.
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Tax “Power Couple” Vic Fleischer & Miranda Perry Move to Illinois
From Illinois Dean Heidi Hurd’s April 2007 Newletter: College Hires One of the Academy’s Most Celebrated "Power Couples" The College of Law is delighted that Professors Victor Fleischer and Miranda Perry have accepted offers to join the faculty next Fall. Described by many as one of the legal academy’s most admired "power couples," Professors Fleischer…
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Temple Seeks Tax Visitor for 2007-08
Temple University’s Beasley School of Law may need to fill at least one visiting position for the 2007-2008 academic year. Primary course needs are Civil Procedure, Professional Responsibility, Trusts and Estates, and Tax. One-semester or full-year visits are possible. For more information, or to apply, email Tax Prof Alice G. Abreu, Chair, Faculty Recruitment and…
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Georgia Seeks Tax Visitor for Spring 2008
The University of Georgia School of Law is seeking a tax visitor for Spring 2008 to teach Corporate Tax (3 credits) and Partnership Tax (2 credits). If preferable, the visit can be for the full 2007-08 academic year. For more information, or to apply, email Associate Dean Paul Kurtz.
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Stetson Seeks Tax Visitor, Offers Sabbatical Visitors Program
Stetson University College of Law in St. Petersburg, Florida seeks a tax visitor for 2007-08. For more information, or to apply, please email Darryll Jones. Stetson also has a Sabbatial Visitors Program for faculty who would like to spend part or all of their sabbatial in Florida. Upcoming deadlines are: Summer 2007: March 1 Fall…
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Loyola-L.A. Seeks Tax Visitor
Loyola-L.A. seeks a tax visitor for 2007-08, as either: A one-semester visitor A non-tenure-track (entry level) Acting Assistant Professor for two semesters The course package is negotiable but partnership tax is preferred. If interested, please email Katie Pratt.
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Montana Seeks Tax Visitor for Fall 2007
The University of Montana School of Law seeks a visitor for Fall 2007 to the required three-credit federal income tax course and one tax elective. For more information, contact Associate Dean Fritz Snyder.
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Kornhauser Joins Arizona State Faculty
Marjorie Kornhauser has joined the faculty of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State from Tulane. From the Arizona State press release: Patricia White, Dean of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, lauded Kornhauser’s work in examining the origins of the capital gains tax, the corporate income tax and the constitutional…
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Logue Is Finalist for Duke Deanship
The press is reporting that Tax Prof Kyle D. Logue (Michigan) is one of at least three finalists for the Duke deanship, along with: In-house candidate Erwin Chemerinsky (who turned down the North Carolina deanship last year) David F. Levi, Chief Judge of the federal district court in Sacramento (the son of former U.S. Attorney…
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Tulane Seeks Tax Visitor for Fall 2007
Tulane Law School is seeking a visitor for Fall 2007 to teach Federal income Tax and one additional tax course. For further information, or to apply for the position, email Stephen M. Griffin, Vice Dean of Academic Affairs and Rutledge C. Clement, Jr. Professor in Constitutional Law.
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Syracuse Tax Prof Martin Fried Retires
Syracuse Tax Prof Martin L. Fried has retired. From the press release: After nearly 40 years, Professor Martin L. Fried taught his last class on Dec. 7 at Syracuse University College of Law. Fried joined the College of Law as an associate professor in 1968…. Prior to joining the College of Law, he was in…
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Cal Poly Seeks to Hire Tax Prof
California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo, California) invites applications for tenure-track positions in taxation and/or audit/financial accounting beginning September 2007. For the tax position, candidates must have a Ph.D. in Accounting (Taxation) or a LL.M in Taxation and a CPA. For more details, see here.
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Gonzaga Seeks Tax Visitor for 2007-08
Gonzaga is looking for a one-semester visitor for the 2007-08 academic year (preferably in the Fall) to teach either two sections of Federal Income Tax or one section of Federal Income Tax and one section of Wills & Trust. Applicants should have experience teaching the subject(s) at the law school level and a record of…
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McGill Seeks to Fill Endowed Tax Chair
The Faculty of Law at McGill University is seeking to fill a fully-endowed tax chair, the H. Heward Stikeman Chair in the Law of Taxation: The H. Heward Stikeman Chair in the Law of Taxation, endowed in 2005, was created through the generous support of The Heward Stikeman Fiscal Institute and of friends of Heward…
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Buchanan to Leave Rutgers for GW
Congratulations to Neil H. Buchanan, who has decided to leave Rutgers-Newark to accept a permanent position at George Washington. Neil is currently visiting at NYU and will be joining GW in January 2007 following a one-semester leave. Neil has produced a number of important pieces in a little over three years in this business, including:…
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Good Luck to Future Tax Profs at AALS Meat Market
Good luck to all the future Tax Profs at the AALS annual Meat Market today and tomorrow in Washington, D.C. I thought it would be helpful to re-post the list of law schools seeking to hire new and experienced Tax Profs, along with the contact information for the faculty appointments chair at each school: Arkansas-Fayetteville…
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More on IRS Hiring of Law Students
Following up on yesterday’s post on the IRS’s ramped up efforts at recuiting the best and the brightest law students: Bryan Camp (Texas Tech) shares with us his IRS hiring story: The story of how I went to work for the IRS Office of Chief Counsel is a beautiful story of bureacratic hiring practices. After…
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Law Schools Looking to Hire Tax Profs (Updated)
With the AALS annual Faculty Recruitment Conference approaching on November 2-4, 2006, I thought it would be helpful to post a list of the schools I am aware of that are looking to hire new and experienced Tax Profs and, where available, the contact information for the faculty appointments chair at each school: Arkansas-Fayetteville (Michael…
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South Dakota Seeks Spring 2007 Tax Visitor
The University of South Dakota School of Law is looking to hire a tax visitor for the Spring 2007 semester to teach business Entity Taxation and Employee Benefit Plans. For more information, or to apply, contact Tax Prof Roger Baron.
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Charlotte Seeking to Hire Tax Prof
The new Charlotte School of Law is seeking to hire its first Tax Prof: CharlotteLaw, which opened August 2006, is the first law school in North Carolina’s most populous city. Booming with economic, commercial and cultural activity, Charlotte is a dynamic community that combines warm Southern hospitality with a modern, world-class city. The school is…
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McCaffery Named Interim Dean at USC
Congratulations to Tax Prof Edward McCaffery, named Interim Dean at USC. From the June 2 memorandum from the USC Provost: On behalf of President Sample, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Edward J. McCaffery, the Robert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law and Political Science, as the Dean of the USC Gould…
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Luja Appointed Professor of Comparative Tax Law at Maastricht University
Raymond Luja has been appointed Professor of Comparative Tax Law at Maastricht University: Professor Luja has taught several tax law courses at Maastricht University since 1998. He is an expert in fiscal state aid issues and he is the author of ‘Assessment and Recovery of Tax Incentives in the EC and the WTO: a View…