Administration

Akram Faizer

Tenured Faculty Representative and Associate Professor of Law

865.545.5315

m.akram.faizer@LMUnet.edu

William Gill

Non-Tenured Faculty Representative, Director of Legal Writing & Assessment, and Assistant Professor of Law

865.545.5312

william.gill@LMUnet.edu

Matthew Lyon

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of Law
865.545.5318
matthew.lyon@LMUnet.edu

Randy Mathews

Associate Dean for Enrollment Services
865.545.5303
randy.mathews@LMUnet.edu

Andrew McRee

Assistant Dean for Students, Career Services, and Alumni Relations
865.545.5335
andrew.mcree@LMUnet.edu

Melanie Reid

Associate Dean for Faculty and Professor of Law
865.545.5314
melanie.reid@LMUnet.edu

Gordon Russell

Associate Dean, Professor of Law, and Law Library Director
865.545.5305
gordon.russell@LMUnet.edu

News

LMU Law Honors Three Students with 2018 Lincoln Lawyer Awards
Third Year Law Students recognized for leadership, character and service
LMU's R. Gerald McMurtry Lecture set for October 26
Three Hours of Dual Credit CLE available on Friday, October 26, from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Two LMU Law Faculty Honored by Tennessee Supreme Court
William Gill and Allison Starnes-Anglea recognized as Attorneys for Justice.
LMU Law Welcomes an Incoming Class of 95
New students represent 19 states
Author and Activist Jim Emison to bring Elbert Williams' Story to LMU Law
Will speak on his forthcoming book "Elbert Williams, First to Die"
LMU Law's William Gill Honored as 2018 AILA Pro Bono Champion
Award presented by Midsouth Champter of American Immigration Lawyers Association
LMU Law Adds Lincoln Statue to Downtown Knoxville Location
"The Final Summation" Unveiled on April 17, 2018
America's Documentarian Ken Burns to Speak at the Tennessee Theatre
LMU Law and East Tennessee Historical Society partner to present world-renowned filmmaker for special community presentation
Judge Wade Participates in Lincoln Celebration in Washington
Represents LMU and Recites Gettysburg Address
LMU Duncan School of Law Announces Dean's List for Fall 2017
Sixty-eight law students honored for academic achievement

News

LMU Law Honors Three Students with 2018 Lincoln Lawyer Awards
Third Year Law Students recognized for leadership, character and service
LMU's R. Gerald McMurtry Lecture set for October 26
Three Hours of Dual Credit CLE available on Friday, October 26, from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Two LMU Law Faculty Honored by Tennessee Supreme Court
William Gill and Allison Starnes-Anglea recognized as Attorneys for Justice.
LMU Law Welcomes an Incoming Class of 95
New students represent 19 states
Author and Activist Jim Emison to bring Elbert Williams' Story to LMU Law
Will speak on his forthcoming book "Elbert Williams, First to Die"
LMU Law's William Gill Honored as 2018 AILA Pro Bono Champion
Award presented by Midsouth Champter of American Immigration Lawyers Association
LMU Law Adds Lincoln Statue to Downtown Knoxville Location
"The Final Summation" Unveiled on April 17, 2018
America's Documentarian Ken Burns to Speak at the Tennessee Theatre
LMU Law and East Tennessee Historical Society partner to present world-renowned filmmaker for special community presentation
Judge Wade Participates in Lincoln Celebration in Washington
Represents LMU and Recites Gettysburg Address
LMU Duncan School of Law Announces Dean's List for Fall 2017
Sixty-eight law students honored for academic achievement

LMU | DUNCAN SCHOOL OF LAW
601 West Summit Hill Drive
Knoxville, TN 37902

865.545.5300 Main Number
423.869.6914 Fax Number
865.545.5303 Admissions

Lincoln Memorial University

Accreditation Statement
Lincoln Memorial University - John J. Duncan, Jr. School of Law (LMU-DSOL) is provisionally accredited
by the American Bar Association (ABA).

Information About the ABA’s Accreditation Process

Questions concerning ABA accreditation may be directed to:

Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the American Bar Association
321 N. Clark Street, 21^st Floor
Chicago, IL 60654
Phone: 312.988.6738

Additionally, Lincoln Memorial University - Duncan School of Law is approved by the
Tennessee Board of Law Examiners.