Tuneen Chisolm writes: “The summer before I officially joined the legal academy, I attended a luncheon hosted on the beautiful campus of Howard University School of Law. As I was touring the halls, in awe of the rich history embodied in class murals and portraits—including the likes of the late Justice Thurgood Marshall as a law student, and the late former Dean Patricia Roberts Harris, Ambassador to Luxembourg—I declared to the then-interim dean that I had to get a visiting appointment at Howard. She chuckled, noting that I hadn’t asked, but had indeed declared what I wanted. Fast forward eight years and I am now blessed and privileged to be a newly appointed, tenured associate professor of law at Howard, teaching constitutional, entertainment, and intellectual property law. I am also entering the twelfth year of my alternative dispute resolution practice as a member of the National Roster of Arbitrators for the American Arbitration Association, which allows me to exercise my engineering brain muscle in chemical industry construction matters. I look forward to connecting with folks in the Washington, D.C., area.”
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