Courses
Nootbaar Courses
The Nootbaar Institute sponsors courses that allow students to explore connections between law, religion, faith, theology, ethics, and vocation with leading faculty from across the world. Since the launch of intensive courses in Spring 2021, the Nootbaar Institute has hosted a wide range of intensive courses through the generous funding of the Brenden Mann Foundation.
2022 - 2023
Andrew Hayashi, Class of 1948 Professor of Scholarly Research in Law
University of Virginia School of Law
Fall 2022: Property, Taxes, and Theology: Render Unto Caesar
Amelia Uelman, Lecturer; Special Advisor to the Dean; Director for Mission & Ministry
Georgetown School of Law
Fall 2022: Theology, Professional Life and Popular Culture
David Flatto, Professor of Law
Hebrew University Law School
Fall 2022: Jewish Law
Robert Cochran, Louis D. Brandeis Emeritus Professor
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law
Spring 2023: The Role of Law Practice in the Life of a Person of Faith
Masua Sagiv, Koret Visiting Assistant Professor of Jewish and Israel Studies
Berkeley Law School
Spring 2023: Law and Religion
Chaim Saiman, Chair in Jewish Law
Villanova University, Charles Widger School of Law
Spring 2021: Jewish Law
Nathan Chapman, Pope F. Brock Associate Professor in Professional Responsibility University of Georgia School of Law
Fall 2021: Christian Perspectives on Law
Robert Cochran, Louis D. Brandeis Emeritus Professor
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law
Spring 2022: The Role of the Law Practice in the Life of a Person of Faith
Brant Lee, Professor of Law; Assistant Dean of Diversity & Social Justice Issues
University of Akron School of Law
Spring 2022: Racial Inequality, Law and Democracy: Questions of Faith
Yehonatan Givati, Sylvan M. Cohen Chair in Law
Hebrew University Law School
Spring 2022: Law and Economics