The University of Miami School of Law has announced that its new dean will be David Yellen. Yellen, who is currently the CEO of Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System, previously served as the president of Marist College, the dean of Loyola-Chicago Law and the dean of Hofstra Law. He holds a JD from Cornell.
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