Online Juris Doctorate Faculty

JDinteractive Faculty

COLLEGE OF LAW DEANS ALL COLLEGE FACULTY JDI LEADERSHIP

JDinteractive classes are taught by experienced Syracuse University College of Law faculty. Students have the opportunity to learn from faculty who are leaders in their fields both in the self-paced class sessions and in live, online classes.

	Courtney Abbott Hill \| Legal Foundations, Legal Communications & Research I & II Faculty Webpage
	Luca Arnaudo \| Pharma & Biotech Law, Comparative Legal Systems Faculty Webpage
	Elizabeth August \| Legal Communications & Research I, Transactional Drafting, Negotiations Faculty Webpage
	Hon. James E. Baker \| Model Rules, National Security Law Faculty Webpage
	William C. Banks \| Constitutional Law Faculty Webpage
	Kristen Barnes \| International Law Faculty Webpage
	Todd A. Berger \| Trial Practice, Trial Advocacy, Constitutional Criminal Procedure Investigative and Adjudicative Faculty Webpage
	Daan Braveman \| Constitutional Law I & II, Civil Rights Law Faculty Webpage
	Emily Brown L’09 \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Vice Dean Keith Bybee \| Constitutional Law II Faculty Webpage
	Sanjay Chhablani \| Criminal Law Faculty Webpage
	Kelly Curtis \| Professional Responsibilities, Foundational Skills in Attorney Licensing, Feminist Perspectives on Gender, Sexuality, and the Law Faculty Webpage
	Dean DiPilato \| The Law & Practice of Electronic Discovery, Mediation Skills Faculty Webpage
	Shannon Gardner \| Legal Communications & Research I, Appellate Advocacy, Legal Foundations, Criminal Investigations Faculty Webpage
	Gregory Germain \| Contracts Faculty Webpage
	Shubha Ghosh \| Intellectual Property, Copyright Law Faculty Webpage
	Antonio Gidi \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Jack Graves \| Contracts, Commercial Transactions, Evidence, Mergers & Acquisitions, Arbitration, Crypto & Digital Assets Faculty Webpage
	Andrew Greenberg L’89 \| Professional Responsibility, Torts, Administrative Law Faculty Webpage
	Margaret Harding \| Civil Procedure Faculty Webpage
	Prashanth (P.J.) Jayachandran L’98, G’98 \| The Corporate Lawyer in a Sustainable World Faculty Webpage
	Nina A. Kohn \| Torts, Elder Law, Wills & Trusts Faculty Webpage
	Beth Kubala \| Administrative Representation, Veteran’s Legal Clinic Faculty Webpage
	Karen Kukla L’92 \| Accounting for Lawyers Faculty Webpage
	Howard D. Leib \| Trademark Law, Entertainment Law Faculty Webpage
	Lynn Levey \| Title IX Investigations Lynn S. Levey has worked on violence prevention initiatives within the criminal justice system and higher education settings as a Research Associate, a Director of Problem-Solving Court initiatives, a Title IX Coordinator, an Assistant Dean of Students and a professor. At the National Center for State Courts and the Center for Court Innovation, her work focused on reforming how traditional criminal justice practices could be more responsive to the needs of people who experience sexual or relationship violence. At Syracuse University College of Law, she taught Legal Writing and a course on the Violence Against Women Act. Levey now works at the Prevention Innovations Research Center at the University of New Hampshire and as a consultant for Title IX matters.
	Richard Levy, Jr. L’77 \| Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights Faculty Webpage
	Monica Todd Luna \| Legal Communications & Research I & II, Legal Foundations Faculty Webpage
	Kevin Maillard \| Family Law Faculty Webpage
	Robin Malloy \| Real Estate Law Faculty Webpage
	Lee S. Michaels L’67 \| Deposition Practice Faculty Webpage
	Aliza Milner \| Civil Procedure, Legal Communications & Research II Faculty Webpage
	Jessica Murray \| Transactional Law Clinic Faculty Webpage
	Robert Nassau \| Federal Tax Law, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Estate & Gift Tax Faculty Webpage
	Kathleen M. O’Connor \| Legal Communications & Research I Faculty Webpage
	Theodore Pearce L’77 \| Franchising Law & Agreements Ted Pearce is senior counsel with the law firm of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP. He focuses his practice on franchising and distribution, concentrating on government regulation, transactions, and franchise relationship issues. Prior to joining Bradley, Pearce was the general counsel for Driven Brands, LLC,. At Driven Brands he spent 30 years managing the legal affairs of large global franchise systems, including Meineke Car Care Centers Inc., MAACO Auto Painting, and Econo Lube & Tune. In his capacity as general counsel for these brands, he handled a variety of transaction, governmental affairs, and litigation matters, including landmark litigation matters defining the legal relationship between the franchisor and franchisee, and the ability of a franchisor to recover future royalties upon a franchisee’s termination of their franchise agreement. Pearce is a frequent speaker at the ABA Franchise Forum and the International Franchise Association. He is the author of numerous publications on franchise related issues. He is a 1977 graduate of Syracuse University College of Law.
	Keli Perrin \| Cyber Security Law, Administrative Law Faculty Webpage
	Gary Pieples \| Lawyers as Counselors Faculty Webpage
	Richard Risman \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Mary Szto \| Business Associations Faculty Webpage
	Daniel Traficonte \| Patents & Trade Secrets Faculty Webpage
	Kristin Walker L’08 \| Legal Communications & Research II, Transactional Drafting, Externship Seminar, Advanced Litigation Skills Faculty Webpage
	Linda Whitton \| Property Law Faculty Webpage
	Danielle Wild L’15 \| Appellate Advocacy, Oral Communication & Advocacy Skills Faculty Webpage
	John Wolohan \| Sports Law Faculty Webpage

JDinteractive Leadership

Shannon Gardner
Associate Dean of Online Education
Teaching Professor

Shannon Gardner is the Associate Dean for Online Education. A Teaching Professor who has been a member of the faculty since 2010, Professor Gardner also teaches in the JDi, JDr, and LL.M. programs.

FULL BIOGRAPHY

	Courtney Abbott Hill \| Legal Foundations, Legal Communications & Research I & II Faculty Webpage
	Luca Arnaudo \| Pharma & Biotech Law, Comparative Legal Systems Faculty Webpage
	Elizabeth August \| Legal Communications & Research I, Transactional Drafting, Negotiations Faculty Webpage
	Hon. James E. Baker \| Model Rules, National Security Law Faculty Webpage
	William C. Banks \| Constitutional Law Faculty Webpage
	Kristen Barnes \| International Law Faculty Webpage
	Todd A. Berger \| Trial Practice, Trial Advocacy, Constitutional Criminal Procedure Investigative and Adjudicative Faculty Webpage
	Daan Braveman \| Constitutional Law I & II, Civil Rights Law Faculty Webpage
	Emily Brown L’09 \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Vice Dean Keith Bybee \| Constitutional Law II Faculty Webpage
	Sanjay Chhablani \| Criminal Law Faculty Webpage
	Kelly Curtis \| Professional Responsibilities, Foundational Skills in Attorney Licensing, Feminist Perspectives on Gender, Sexuality, and the Law Faculty Webpage
	Dean DiPilato \| The Law & Practice of Electronic Discovery, Mediation Skills Faculty Webpage
	Shannon Gardner \| Legal Communications & Research I, Appellate Advocacy, Legal Foundations, Criminal Investigations Faculty Webpage
	Gregory Germain \| Contracts Faculty Webpage
	Shubha Ghosh \| Intellectual Property, Copyright Law Faculty Webpage
	Antonio Gidi \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Jack Graves \| Contracts, Commercial Transactions, Evidence, Mergers & Acquisitions, Arbitration, Crypto & Digital Assets Faculty Webpage
	Andrew Greenberg L’89 \| Professional Responsibility, Torts, Administrative Law Faculty Webpage
	Margaret Harding \| Civil Procedure Faculty Webpage
	Prashanth (P.J.) Jayachandran L’98, G’98 \| The Corporate Lawyer in a Sustainable World Faculty Webpage
	Nina A. Kohn \| Torts, Elder Law, Wills & Trusts Faculty Webpage
	Beth Kubala \| Administrative Representation, Veteran’s Legal Clinic Faculty Webpage
	Karen Kukla L’92 \| Accounting for Lawyers Faculty Webpage
	Howard D. Leib \| Trademark Law, Entertainment Law Faculty Webpage
	Lynn Levey \| Title IX Investigations Lynn S. Levey has worked on violence prevention initiatives within the criminal justice system and higher education settings as a Research Associate, a Director of Problem-Solving Court initiatives, a Title IX Coordinator, an Assistant Dean of Students and a professor. At the National Center for State Courts and the Center for Court Innovation, her work focused on reforming how traditional criminal justice practices could be more responsive to the needs of people who experience sexual or relationship violence. At Syracuse University College of Law, she taught Legal Writing and a course on the Violence Against Women Act. Levey now works at the Prevention Innovations Research Center at the University of New Hampshire and as a consultant for Title IX matters.
	Richard Levy, Jr. L’77 \| Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights Faculty Webpage
	Monica Todd Luna \| Legal Communications & Research I & II, Legal Foundations Faculty Webpage
	Kevin Maillard \| Family Law Faculty Webpage
	Robin Malloy \| Real Estate Law Faculty Webpage
	Lee S. Michaels L’67 \| Deposition Practice Faculty Webpage
	Aliza Milner \| Civil Procedure, Legal Communications & Research II Faculty Webpage
	Jessica Murray \| Transactional Law Clinic Faculty Webpage
	Robert Nassau \| Federal Tax Law, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Estate & Gift Tax Faculty Webpage
	Kathleen M. O’Connor \| Legal Communications & Research I Faculty Webpage
	Theodore Pearce L’77 \| Franchising Law & Agreements Ted Pearce is senior counsel with the law firm of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP. He focuses his practice on franchising and distribution, concentrating on government regulation, transactions, and franchise relationship issues. Prior to joining Bradley, Pearce was the general counsel for Driven Brands, LLC,. At Driven Brands he spent 30 years managing the legal affairs of large global franchise systems, including Meineke Car Care Centers Inc., MAACO Auto Painting, and Econo Lube & Tune. In his capacity as general counsel for these brands, he handled a variety of transaction, governmental affairs, and litigation matters, including landmark litigation matters defining the legal relationship between the franchisor and franchisee, and the ability of a franchisor to recover future royalties upon a franchisee’s termination of their franchise agreement. Pearce is a frequent speaker at the ABA Franchise Forum and the International Franchise Association. He is the author of numerous publications on franchise related issues. He is a 1977 graduate of Syracuse University College of Law.
	Keli Perrin \| Cyber Security Law, Administrative Law Faculty Webpage
	Gary Pieples \| Lawyers as Counselors Faculty Webpage
	Richard Risman \| Legal Applications Faculty Webpage
	Mary Szto \| Business Associations Faculty Webpage
	Daniel Traficonte \| Patents & Trade Secrets Faculty Webpage
	Kristin Walker L’08 \| Legal Communications & Research II, Transactional Drafting, Externship Seminar, Advanced Litigation Skills Faculty Webpage
	Linda Whitton \| Property Law Faculty Webpage
	Danielle Wild L’15 \| Appellate Advocacy, Oral Communication & Advocacy Skills Faculty Webpage
	John Wolohan \| Sports Law Faculty Webpage

JDinteractive Faculty

JDinteractive Leadership

Shannon Gardner Associate Dean of Online Education Teaching Professor

Shannon Gardner
Associate Dean of Online Education
Teaching Professor