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06/28/2007 - Professor Christo Lassiter, Professor of Law at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, has been selected for the inaugural class of the university's Academy of Fellows for Teaching and Learning (AFTL). This new initiative was born out of UC/21 strategic plan objectives to ensure students "have great and effective teachers." The AFTL will play a key leadership role toward improving the quality and depth of the learning experience for all university students, both undergraduate and graduate.
Lassiter, along with 21 academic colleagues, was selected as a faculty member who has modeled excellence in teaching, whether through scholarly teaching or the scholarship of teaching and learning. The inaugural class includes educators from the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Medicine, College of Education, College of Nursing, the College of Business, College of Pharmacy, and the College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services.
Professor Lassiter, a faculty member since 1991, has a distinguished history working in the legal department for the military. In addition to serving as a Judge Advocate for the United States Marine Corp, he also served as head of the legal assistance program for the marines to provide legal assistance for 3,000 clients. At the law school his areas of interest include antitrust law, criminal law, and white collar crime.
Contact Information:
Sherry English
513.556.0090
sherry.english@uc.edu
