School of Law Bloomington

Interim Dean
Professor Lauren Kay Robel

Departmental E-mail
lawadmis@indiana.edu

Departmental URL
www.law.indiana.edu

Graduate Faculty
Degrees Offered
Special School Requirements
Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Law and Social Science
Joint Degree: Master of Arts in Telecommunications and Doctor of Jurisprudence in the School of Law
Ph.D. Minor in Law
Courses

Graduate Faculty

Val Nolan Chair
Lauren Kay Robel

James Louis Calamaras Professor
Craig Bradley

Willard and Margaret Carr Professor
Kenneth Dau-Schmidt

C. Ben Dutton Professor
William Hicks

Walter W. Foskett Professor
William Popkin (Emeritus)

Robert A. Lucas Professor
Roger Dworkin

Richard S. Melvin Professors
Daniel Conkle, Gene R. Shreve

Roscoe C. O'Byrne Professor
Alfred C. Aman Jr.

Professors
John S. Applegate, Patrick Baude, Terry Bethel, Douglas Boshkoff (Emeritus), Fred Cate, Daniel Conkle, Stephen Conrad, Donald Gjerdingen, Edwin Greenebaum (Emeritus), Julia Lamber, Fedwa Malti-Douglas, Val Nolan Jr. (Emeritus, Biology), Lauren Robel, John Scanlan, F. Thomas Schornhorst (Emeritus), Jeffrey Stake, J. Alexander Tanford, David C. Williams, Susan Hoffman Williams

Graduate Advisor
Professor Joseph Hoffmann, Law Building 247, (812) 855-6150

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Degrees Offered

Doctor of Philosophy in Law and Social Science and combined M.A. in Telecommunications and J.D. in Law. In addition, the School of Law-Bloomington offers the Master of Comparative Law (M.C.L.), The Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.), and the Doctor of Jurisprudence degrees; for information regarding these degrees see the Bulletin of the School of Law—Bloomington.

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Special School Requirements

See also general University Graduate School requirements.

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Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Law and Social Science

This program is designed to allow qualified students to pursue interdisciplinary research and problem solving in areas where law and social science overlap. Inquiries about this program may be addressed to the Admissions Office of the Law School.

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Joint Degree: Master of Arts in Telecommunications and Doctor of Jurisprudence in the School of Law

To be eligible to receive the degrees of Doctor of Jurisprudence and Master of Arts or Master of Science in Telecommunications, which must be received simultaneously, a student must:

1. complete 77 semester hours of credit in the School of Law including all of the required course work;
2. complete 27 hours of credit in the Telecommunications Department, including all of its required course work; and
3. earn a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.3 on all work taken in the School of Law and at least 3.0 on all work taken in the Telecommunications Department.