Tenure and Fulbright

Dear Empirical Legal Studies Blog Readers and Friends,

I thought I’d share with you some great news.

First, I just received tenure following a unanimous vote of the faculty and the Board of Trustees.  Thus, I’m now a Professor of Law.

Second, I’ll share the announcement of my Dean: “I am pleased to announce that Professor Jason J. Czarnezki of the Vermont Law School has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar for the 2009-2010 academic year.  Professor Czarnezki will travel with his family to China where he will teach environmental and natural resources law.  The U.S.-China Fulbright Program has indicated its support for the Vermont Law School's China Program, a partnership with Sun Yat-sen University and USAID, and, in an effort to build further relationships and in the interests of institutional cooperation, it is anticipated that the placement for Professor Czarnezki will be at Sun Yat-sen (Zhongshan) University in Guangzhou.”

Comments

[Vincent]

This is absolutely wonderful news! Congratulations.

Keep on bloggin'

[Jeff Yates]

Both honors are very well deserved - congrats!

[Bill Henderson]

Wow, that is quite a day/week/month/year/early career at the office. Congratulations. That is a great opportunity for you and your family. Best regards, bh.

[Christopher Zorn]

Congratulations, Jason! Great news!