The Charleston School of Law is honored to be led by a team of experienced and successful faculty.
Our professors have been recognized, not only for their professional work in the legal field, but also their contributions to preparing the next generation of legal professionals. Over the past year we have been given the opportunity to sit down with members of our faculty to discuss cases in today’s headlines, research projects, the value of our unique faculty-student “open door” relationships, and professional experiences that have shaped their lives and careers.
As we near the end of the Fall 2022 semester and the calendar year, Charleston School of Law would like to take this opportunity to compile and share five faculty podcasts that we think will inspire and educate you on what distinguishes our law school from others across the region and country.
We hope you enjoy this collection of shows.
If you’d like to stay connected, subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or search “Charleston School of Law” on your favorite podcast player for availability.
Charleston School of Law Professor William Janssen joined the faculty in 2006 after a lengthy practice with the mid-Atlantic law firm of Saul Ewing LLP, where he was a litigation partner | Listen
Charleston School of Law professor Kevin Eberle purchased a historic 19th century cottage home in Charleston, a house on the brink of being demolished. “I decided I was the perfect person to step in and restore that house.” | Listen
Professor Haynes Stuart teaches contracts, civil procedure, evidence, information privacy law and e-discovery. On this podcast she discusses her latest research on cybersecurity. | Listen
Professor Debra Gammons joined the Charleston School of Law serves as the Director of the Office of Diversity Initiatives and as a Distinguished Visiting Professor. | Listen
The Charleston School of Law is an ABA-accredited law school nationally recognized for its student-centric culture. Our faculty and staff are committed to preparing you for success both in the classroom and in the legal profession.
When you have children, that is your ultimate legacy. They’re my number one priority and I always said if I’m going to spend time away, it was going to be to make the world a better place for them.
The Externship Program provides students with meaningful hands-on, practical legal experience in a variety of legal practice areas.
The Charleston School of Law will host a one-hour panel discussion on the subject of “Running for Judge” next Wednesday (June 7).
