Boston College School of Law is announcing today that Professor Vincent Rougeau, of Notre Dame Law, will become its new Dean. He takes over on July 1. Rougeau writes about the relationship between religion and public policy. My guess is that his service will be a big shift from the deanship of John Garvey. He is the first African-American dean at BC Law.
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