The deans of Columbia Law School and Cornell Law School will each enter their final years as dean this fall due to term limits, both schools have announced.
David Schizer, who has led Columbia Law since 2004, sent a letter to the law school community last week to mark the start of the final year of his 10-year term. The school put term limits in place more than 40 years ago. Schizer, 44, was one of the youngest-ever deans of a law school in the United States when he was appointed. His term ends on June 30, 2014. A search committee will be formed to find his replacement.
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