Lee Strang to be installed as Stoepler Professor of Law and Values

Hearty congratulations to Prof. Lee Strang for the well-deserved honor of being named the John W. Stoepler Professor of Law and Values.  Lee will be delivering his installation lecture on September 21, on "Public Universities as Places of Constrained Debate:  A Home for People of Good Will, Including Religious People."  More here:

Professor Strang is the author of more than 20 law review publications, a constitutional law casebook, as well as several book chapters and book reviews. He has published in the fields of constitutional law and interpretation, property law, and religion and the First Amendment. Among other scholarly projects, he is currently editing the second edition of his casebook for LexisNexis, writing a book titled “Originalism’s Promise and Its Limits,” and authoring a book on the history of Catholic legal education in the United States. He frequently presents at scholarly conferences and participates in debates at law schools across the country. He is also regularly quoted in the media. Professor Strang was named the College’s director of faculty research in 2014. In fall 2015 he will be a visiting scholar at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution, where he will complete his book on originalism.

Outstanding.