“I am deeply honored to join Brooklyn Law School as its next dean and president,” David Meyer said in a statement. “For well more than a century, Brooklyn Law School has built a reputation combining scholarly excellence and ambition with a compelling mission of access and public service."
April 24, 2023 at 11:20 AM
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Brooklyn Law School announced Monday the appointment of David D. Meyer as its 10th dean since the school’s founding in 1901.
Meyer, who is currently the dean of Tulane University Law School, will be returning to Brooklyn Law School—where he was a visiting professor in 2008—to become Joseph Crea Dean and president effective July 1, according to the school’s announcement.
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David D. Meyer becomes 10th dean and president of Brooklyn Law School. Courtesy photo
