Failure and questionable judgment have marked the University of Connecticut's search for a new law school dean. Last week, Vanderbilt University Law School professor David Partlett declined the school's offer to take the position. The decision comes on the heels of an e-mail sent to faculty and staff which may be embarrassing to other finalists.
March 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Failure and questionable judgment have marked the University of Connecticut’s search for a new law school dean.
Last week, Vanderbilt University Law School professor David Partlett declined the school’s offer to take the position. The Australian native turned down the offer because of family-related matters, he said.
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