Heidi Hurd, who as Dean for the past five years of the University of Illinois College of Law has almost completely transformed that institution, will be stepping down this summer to return to the faculty. As soon as a news item is posted, I will link to it. Dean Hurd will be a tough act to follow, but she has certainly left the school in a highly competitive position.
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