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Nottingham Law School—Jenny Chapman

28 April 2020
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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New Executive Dean appointed at Nottingham Law School
Nottingham Law School (NLS) has appointed Jenny Chapman as its new Executive Dean.


Jenny joined NLS as a senior lecturer in 1993 following a period in practice and has held a variety of roles within NLS since that time. She has been Deputy Dean since 2012 and has served as the Acting Dean on two occasions.

NLS is one of the UK’s leading providers of academic and professional legal education and part of the award-winning Nottingham Trent University.  It has a reputation for excellence in teaching and scholarship and in the design and delivery of innovative courses.

During her time at NLS, Jenny has been instrumental in the launch and success of its Legal Advice Centre, an award-winning teaching law firm which was the first centre of its kind to become an Alternative Business Structure in 2015. In the past five years, students working in the centre have recovered more than £4m in compensation for its clients.

Commenting on her appointment, Jenny said: ‘We are currently in unprecedented times and there are major changes ahead for both legal education and the legal industry. I am proud of the innovative way we teach, research and work with partners here at NLS and I am excited to lead us into the next stage of our growth and success.’

Professor Cillian Ryan, Pro-Vice Chancellor International and Head of the College of Business, Law and Social Sciences at Nottingham Trent University, said: ‘We have been impressed by Jenny’s professional expertise, effective leadership and calm assurance in each of her roles to date and are delighted that she has agreed to take on the role of Dean.’

 

 

 

 

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