Thursday, September 29, 2022

This fall, Dean Washburn appointed five faculty members to named professorships and renewed one.

Professor John Allen was renewed as the Herschel G. Langdon Clinical Professor of Law, Amandeep “Andy” Grewal became the Orville L. and Ermina D. Dykstra Professor of Income Tax Law, Emily Hughes was appointed the Edward Howrey Professor of Law and, in deference to her long and distinguished service, was named Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, César Rosado-Marzán became the Edward Carmody Professor of Law, Derek Muller was named the Ben V. Willie Professorship in Excellence, and Shannon Roesler became the Charlotte and Frederick Hubbell Professor of Environmental and Natural Resources Law​​​​​​.

“Endowed professorships advance the College of Law in transformative ways,” said Dean Washburn, “This kind of private support not only recognizes exceptional faculty, it helps us retain the best. By awarding these positions we are able to recognize our colleagues who have continuously excelled in their teaching, scholarship, and service, along with honoring the donors and their families who made these positions possible. It is an important moment for Iowa Law.”

 

2022 Named professorships 

John Allen

Herschel G. Langdon Clinical Professor of Law (renewed)

Faculty portrait of John Allen, wearing a light blue button-up shirt and having a conversation with someone out of frame.

Amandeep “Andy” Grewal

Orville L. and Ermina D. Dykstra Professor in Income Tax Law

Faculty portrait of Andy Grewal, wearing a purple checkered shirt and lecturing a classroom in front of a blackboard.

Emily Hughes

Edward Howrey Professor of Law and Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

Professor Emily Hughes, wearing a black shirt and leaning against a white wood-paneled wall.

César Rosado-Marzán

Edward Carmody Professor of Law

Headshot of Professor Cesar Rosado Marzan

Derek Muller

Ben V. Willie Professorship in Excellence

Headshot of Professor Derek Muller

Shannon Roesler

Charlotte and Frederick Hubbell Professor of Environmental and Natural Resources Law

Iowa Law professor Shannon Roesler