Mary Anne Bobinski, dean of Emory University School of Law, has decided to return to a full-time faculty role in the summer of 2024 after completing a progress-filled five-year term as dean. Ravi V. Bellamkonda, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, announced Bobinski’s decision today along with plans to launch a national search for a successor in the coming weeks.
“Dean Bobinski has led the Emory University School of Law with a deep understanding of the trends in the legal profession,” says Emory President Gregory L. Fenves. “She has made forward-thinking decisions, recruiting a talented and diverse faculty while engaging alumni across the country. I’m grateful that Emory will still benefit from her scholarly expertise as she returns to the faculty.”
Since becoming dean of Emory Law in August 2019, Bobinski has executed a strategic plan focused on enhancing student opportunities and outcomes, building upon the strength of the faculty, enriching the staff experience, and increasing alumni engagement – work which she and the law school team will continue to drive forward.
“I have been honored to lead the Emory Law community through a period of transformation and growth, and my colleagues and I look forward to advancing our plans to support students, attract outstanding new faculty, and enhance the law school’s national standing and impact over the coming year while preparing for a leadership transition,” says Bobinski. “I am grateful for the strong...
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