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UW Law School dean will resign in June
Legal Careers News |
2007/01/11 13:55
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The dean of the University of Washington Law School, the subject of a state ethics complaint and in the midst of a performance review, will resign from his post in June. W.H. "Joe" Knight Jr., who has served as dean since 2001, told President Mark Emmert of his intentions Thursday, according to a university statement.
W.H. "Joe" Knight Jr. will remain a tenured faculty member. He will remain a tenured faculty member. |
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