Faculty & Senior Administration
The faculty at the Ave Maria School of Law are renowned for their teaching and research. Many are national leaders in the fields of Law and Religion. Additionally, Ave Maria School of Law Faculty bring a range of perspectives to their teaching.
Ave Maria students give our faculty high marks both for the quality of their teaching and their accessibility. In more than one Princeton Review survey over the past several years, Ave Maria students gave our faculty very high ratings in the "Faculty Most Interesting" category and the "Faculty Most Accessible" category. One student is quoted on Cappex as saying, “Learning is always a joy, but the small family at Ave makes you feel as though the faculty and staff have invested in your education.”
And, the Senior Administrators give the students the sense that they care about them as if they were family members. Top Law Schools.com reports that students at Ave Maria praise the admissions and other staff for their friendliness and accessibility.
Student Life
The Ave Maria School of Law Community is comprised of people from across the country and beyond whose paths converge to pursue a common goal. Each person contributes to and benefits from the experiences and perspectives of other members of the community.
By providing opportunities for interaction among students, Ave Maria ensures a vibrant, professional atmosphere and a constructive law school experience. Beginning with Orientation, students are encouraged to participate in service, spiritual, and social activities.
Our publications are the expressions of the scholarly pursuits by our faculty and students in an effort to share the mission of this Catholic institution. Within this guide, you will find links to publications from various sources. These publications are divided by author or organization. We hope you find them enlightening and that you will share this resource with anyone interested in discovering legal, theological, philosophical, and political scholary works. If you have any comments or suggestions, please e-mail ujaen@avemarialaw.edu.
