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Visiting Scholars Program
The Visiting Scholars Program at the NCC brings distinguished constitutional scholars from across the country to the Center to participate in educational outreach programs and undertake research and writing projects. The program, designed to engage scholars with the general public, encourages use of the Center as a public forum, bridging the divide that sometimes separates the academy from the general community. NCC visiting scholars have participated in programs ranging from informal gallery talks to formal academic lectures and have undertaken writing projects aimed at a popular audience.
Theodore
M. Shaw
Director-Counsel and President
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational
Fund
2007-2008
Professor Martha S.
Jones
Department of History, Center for Afro American & African
Studies
University of Michigan Law
School
2007-2008
Professor Laurence Tribe
Harvard
University Law School
2006-2007
Professor Theodore B.
Olson
Gibson, Dunn &
Crutcher
2006-2007
Professor Matthew Pinsker
Department of History
Dickinson
College
2005-2006
Professor Kathleen
Sullivan
Stanford University Law School
2004-2005
Professor John Yoo
Boalt Hall School of
Law
University of California
2004-2005
Professor Lillian R.
BeVier
University of Virginia School of Law
Fall
2003
Professor Stanley N. Katz
Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs
Princeton University
Fall 2003
Professor Jeffrey Rosen
George Washington
University Law School
Summer 2003
Professor Earl
Maltz
Rutgers University Law School
Summer 2003
Professor Michael W. McConnell
S.J. Quinney College of
Law
University of Utah
Judge 10th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals
2001-2002
Professor Sarah Barringer
Gordon
University of Pennsylvania Law
School
2001-2002
Professor Akhil Amar
Yale University Law
School
2000-2001
Professor Douglas W. Kmiec
Pepperdine
University Law School
2000-2001
Professor Kim
Scheppele
University of Pennsylvania Law School
1998-1999
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