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Support Hiring Professor KJ Greene!

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Cayla Whitley
7 years ago

Professor Greene is an amazing speaker and would be a great addition to UCI Law.

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Talford Thompson
7 years ago

Let’s get it done!

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ANDRICK ZEEN
7 years ago

Let's hire Professor Greene!

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Dominique Brown
7 years ago Featured

Professor Greene is an amazing speaker. I have seen him present 3 times within a year and his presentations on the same topic were updated and different each time. He would truly be an asset to the school. His expertise and stye is unmatched.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Prof. Green's expertise will add richness to Legal Anteaters' educations, and increased regional relevance to UCI's reputation. The fact that he is a man of color and a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces will also add important perspectives and experience to our faculty.

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Alicia Matarese
7 years ago

I loved Professor Greene's talk on hip hop and the law. I believe he would be a dynamic and engaging professor.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

I am supportive of adding experienced practioners to our school, especially those who have demonstrated passion and loyalty to our programs and students.

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Kennedy Holmes
7 years ago

Professor Greene's presentation on copyright and hip hop was incredibly engaging, he would be a great addition to UCI Law!

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Tatum Wheeler
7 years ago Featured

I support bringing course offerings in entertainment and sports law to UCI Law, particularly from such an expert attorney.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Yes, please! Bring Entertainment Law to UCI.

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Matthew Ketcham
7 years ago Featured

Prof. Greene is an engaging thought leader in his field. His lecture on music copyright law for UCI Law students this past fall semester was insightful and thought-provoking, and his scholarship in the field of copyright and entertainment law would be a strong addition to UCI Law.

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Henry Fienga
7 years ago Featured

I support the hiring of Professor Greene. I enjoyed his talk on hip hop and law and would sign up to take his class if he taught at UCI.