Written by: Blake Etringer

César Rosado-Marzán, the Edward L. Carmody Professor of Law, was recently elected by the Board of Governors of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers as a Fellow of the Class of 2026.

Election as a Fellow represents recognition by one’s colleagues that they have distinguished themself as an outstanding professional in labor and employment law, and have made sustained contributions to the field while meeting the College’s standards of integrity, professionalism, and character.

“To be recognized in this way is a tremendous honor,” Rosado-Marzán said. “I am deeply grateful to my colleagues and to the Board of Governors of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers for this distinction.”

Rosado-Marzán looks forward to celebrating with his fellow inductees at the Annual Induction Dinner, which will take place in November at Union Station in Washington, DC.

“I want to thank everyone who has supported and encouraged me throughout my career,” Rosado-Marzán added. “This recognition reflects not only my own efforts but also the mentorship, collaboration, and trust of those I've had the privilege to work alongside.”