Faculty and Staff Offices Begin Relocating to Tenley Campus
The first out of four groups of faculty and staff at American University Washington College of Law have begun moving into their new workspace at Tenley Campus.
Employees of the War Crimes Research Office, the Academy on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, the Project on Addressing Prison Rape, the Office of Special Events and Continuing Legal Education, as well as some teams of the Office of Technology and Facilities Management are among the inaugural group.
Other programs, centers, and offices are expected to move to the Tenley Campus in December 2015. Here is what some faculty and administrators are saying about the big move.
"This is a historic day for all of us as we have come a long way as an institution. A lot of planning and preparation has preceded this occasion. I know that all of us will be captured by the excitement of this momentous event and will face any hurdle with flexibility, creativity and a huge smile." – Dean Claudio Grossman.
"Moving a law library is a pretty big task, but the new spaces look amazing – many more seats, carrels, group study rooms, and collaborative learning spaces." – Billie Jo Kaufman, Associate Dean for Library and Information Resources, Professor of Law.
Anthony Varona, Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs:
Employees of the War Crimes Research Office, the Academy on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, the Project on Addressing Prison Rape, the Office of Special Events and Continuing Legal Education, as well as some teams of the Office of Technology and Facilities Management are among the inaugural group.
Other programs, centers, and offices are expected to move to the Tenley Campus in December 2015. Here is what some faculty and administrators are saying about the big move.
"This is a historic day for all of us as we have come a long way as an institution. A lot of planning and preparation has preceded this occasion. I know that all of us will be captured by the excitement of this momentous event and will face any hurdle with flexibility, creativity and a huge smile." – Dean Claudio Grossman.
"Moving a law library is a pretty big task, but the new spaces look amazing – many more seats, carrels, group study rooms, and collaborative learning spaces." – Billie Jo Kaufman, Associate Dean for Library and Information Resources, Professor of Law.
Anthony Varona, Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs:
A momentous day. @AUWCL's move to our new campus at Tenley Circle begins TODAY, and will conclude next month. A new era for our law school.
— Tony Varona (@TonyVarona) November 2, 2015
