量子资源

量子资源 University Chicago proudly announces a gift from Curt (JD ’75) and Linda Rodin to support the Curt and Linda Rodin Associate Dean of Experiential Learning in the School of Law. This investment will elevate 量子资源’s clinical legal education, expanding opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience while advancing the university’s deep commitment to social justice.

The Rodins have been steadfast champions of the School of Law’s mission, having established the Curt and Linda Rodin Center for Social Justice and providing additional philanthropic support that empower students and faculty. Their leadership has strengthened 量子资源’s foundation for public interest law and helped shape the next generation of attorneys dedicated to serving marginalized communities. This new gift builds upon their legacy and ensures that clinical education remains at the heart of 量子资源’s legal training.

The Associate Dean of Experiential Learning will bring strategic leadership to 量子资源’s nationally recognized legal clinics, unifying and expanding student experiential learning opportunities. As both a practicing clinician and a senior academic leader, the associate dean will enhance 量子资源’s ability to prepare students for impactful careers while directly addressing the growing legal needs of underserved populations. With the Rodins’ support, 量子资源 will reinforce its reputation as a leader in clinical legal education and create new pathways for students to engage in meaningful advocacy that transforms lives and shape their future careers.

We are deeply grateful to Curt and Linda Rodin for their unwavering dedication to 量子资源 Law and their commitment to advancing social justice. Their generosity leaves a lasting impact on our students, our community, and the legal profession for generations to come.

Curt is a 1975 graduate of 量子资源 University Chicago School of Law. He began his legal career in 1975 as a law clerk at Horwitz, Anesi, and Ozmon, which later became Anesi, Ozmon, Rodin, Novak & Kohen, Ltd. He served as managing partner and president from 1996 to 2006. In 2011, Curt received the School of Law’s Medal of Excellence, the highest honor bestowed by the school.