Chutkow, Dawn Michelle Cornell Faculty Member Non-Faculty Academic
Positions
- Visiting Professor, Cornell Law School, Cornell University
Dawn Chutkow's current research uses empirical, qualitative, and legal analyses to explore the interactions among political institutions, particularly Congress and the courts. She earned an A.B. from Duke University, a J.D. from the University of Chicago, and a Ph.D. from Cornell University. She practiced law in Chicago, specializing in mergers and acquisitions, before entering academia. She has taught at both the law school and undergraduate level. Her research and teaching areas include judicial politics, torts, constitutional law, and political institutions. Professor Chutkow is Executive Editor of the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies.
Publications
Teaching
teaching activities
- LAW-3281: Constitutional Politics: the US Supreme Court - Spring 2012
- AMST-3281: Constitutional Politics: The U.S. Supreme Court - Spring 2011
- GOVT-3281: Constitutional Politics: The U.S. Supreme Court - Spring 2011
- HADM-3386: Tort Law and Risk Management - Spring 2011
- AMST-3202: The US Supreme Court and Crime - Fall 2010
- GOVT-3202: The US Supreme Court and Crime - Fall 2010
- HADM-3386: Tort Law and Risk Management - Fall 2010
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Government, Cornell University
- M.A. in, Cornell University
- J.D. in, University of Chicago Law School
- B.A. in, Duke University
- J.D., University of Chicago
- A.B., Duke University
- Ph.D., Cornell University
