Jenny Martinez.
The human rights scholar has been on the Stanford Law faculty since 2003 and recently led an effort to bolster diversity and inclusion on the law campus.
February 06, 2019 at 06:11 PM
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Longtime faculty member Jenny Martinez has been named the next dean of Stanford Law School.
University officials announced Wednesday that Martinez will succeed outgoing dean Elizabeth Magill, who is leaving the dean’s office after seven years to become provost of the University of Virginia. Martinez—an expert on the impact of courts on human rights who has been on the Stanford Law faculty since 2003—will assume that post April 1.
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